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20.10.2025

The Day Prince Andrew's Pressure on Giuffre Intensified

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 20.10.2025.

It displays 113 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

20.10.2025 โ‡ข The Day Prince Andrew's Pressure on Giuffre Intensified
โŒจUK media continued its extensive focus on Prince Andrew throughout the day, with early reports discussing a Met Police investigation into claims he pressured a bodyguard for information on Virginia Giuffre. This built on previous days' revelations of his alleged smear campaign. Later, reports detailed his mention 88 times in Giuffre's posthumous memoir, and claims that his team attempted to hire internet trolls against her. By the evening, Buckingham Palace acknowledged "serious and grave concern" over new allegations against Andrew, and it was reported he had not paid rent on Royal Lodge for two decades, intensifying pressure for him to be stripped of remaining titles. Separately, a major internet outage affecting Amazon services garnered significant attention before showing signs of recovery.
20.10.2025
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Chinese and Qatari influence-peddling is weakening Western democracy and undermining our economies.
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Cargo plane skids off Hong Kong airport runway into sea, leaving two dead

The Emirates flight EK9788 was arriving from Dubai when it hit a vehicle on the north runway.
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Trump says Gaza ceasefire still in place after Israel and Hamas accuse each other of breaching deal

Israel has said it will resume enforcement of the ceasefire after launching air strikes on Gaza in response to what it called Hamas's "blatant violation".
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07:01 (06:01)โ‡ขGaza Ceasefire Holds, Trump's Word

โŒจUK media continues its extensive focus on Prince Andrew, with police investigating claims he pressured a bodyguard for dirt on Virginia Giuffre (The Independent, Metro). There's ongoing discussion about the monarchy prioritizing its own interests over the country (The Mirror) and calls for an investigation into the entire royal family (Morning Star Online). Separately, multiple sources report on the Gaza ceasefire after Israel and Hamas accuse each other of breaches, with Trump insisting it's still in place (BBC News, Sky News, The Spectator).
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President 'Told Zelenskyy To Hand Over Land Or Be Destroyed By Russia'
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Snapchat, Duolingo and several banks among major apps down in Amazon internet services outage

Many of the world's biggest apps including Snapchat, Duolingo and Roblox have gone down, in what appears to be an issue affecting Amazon Web Services.
10:20 (09:20 in your timezone)
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10:22 (09:22)โ‡ขInternet's Silent Collapse

โŒจUK media widely reports a major internet outage affecting numerous apps and websites, including Amazon, Snapchat, Duolingo, and various banks (BBC News, Daily Mail, Metro, Sky News, The Telegraph, The Times). Separately, Prince Andrew continues to feature prominently, with reports detailing his mention 88 times in Virginia Giuffre's memoir and criticisms of the monarchy's priorities (The Independent, The Mirror).
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Snapchat, Roblox and several banks among major apps down in Amazon internet services outage

Dozens of the world's biggest sites including Zoom, Duolingo and Lloyds bank are having issues - Amazon Web Services says it's identified a "potential root cause".
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Amazon services showing 'signs of recovery' after Snapchat and banks among sites hit by major outage

Hundreds of sites including Zoom, Duolingo and Lloyds bank are affected - Amazon Web Services says it's fixed the underlying issue but a full recovery will take longer.
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12:37 (11:37)โ‡ขAmazon Recovers from Outage

โŒจUK media reports extensively on the tragic death of Stuart Pearce's 21-year-old son in a tractor crash (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror). Coverage also continues regarding the major internet outage affecting numerous websites and apps like Amazon and Snapchat, with signs of recovery reported (BBC News, Sky News, The Telegraph, The Times). Separately, Prince Andrew's team is accused of hiring internet trolls against Virginia Giuffre (The Independent).
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15:59 (14:59)โ‡ขRoyal Strain: Andrew's Isolation Deepens

โŒจUK media continues to report on a major internet outage affecting numerous companies and services (BBC News, Sky News), with signs of recovery emerging. Prince Andrew remains in the spotlight, with reports of his visit to Royal Lodge amid ongoing scrutiny and past allegations of attempting to hire internet trolls (Daily Mail, The Independent). The 'heist of the century' at the Louvre is also gaining attention (Channel 4 News).
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Amazon services 'recovering' after outage hits major sites and apps - but US users report fresh issues

Hundreds of sites including Zoom, Snapchat and Lloyds bank are affected - Amazon Web Services says it's fixed the underlying issue but a full recovery will take longer.
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19:19 (18:19)โ‡ขAndrew's Shadow Lingers

โŒจUK media continues to focus on Amazon services recovering from an outage, though US users report fresh issues (BBC News). The Metropolitan Police announced it will cease investigating 'non-crime hate incidents' following a controversial case (Daily Mail, Sky News, The Telegraph, The Times). Prince Andrew faces new allegations of "serious and grave concern" (The Independent, Morning Star Online), while the Louvre's security delays before a heist are highlighted (Breitbart London, Channel 4 News).
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Still 'significant errors' for some services after outage, Amazon says, but underlying problem fixed

More than 1,000 companies have had 6.5 million reports of disruption, including Snapchat, Reddit, Roblox and Lloyds bank.
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23:34 (22:34)โ‡ขAndrew's Shadow Lengthens

โŒจUK media continues to focus on mounting pressure to strip Prince Andrew of titles amid new allegations and reports of unpaid rent on Royal Lodge (Channel 4 News, Morning Star Online, The Times). Separately, the Metropolitan Police announced they will no longer investigate 'non-crime hate incidents' (Breitbart London), while Labour faces criticism over its handling of a grooming gangs inquiry (The Telegraph, The Independent). Amazon still reports significant errors for some services after its outage (BBC News).