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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 27.10.2025.
It displays 88 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
27.10.2025 โข The Day of Migrant Hotel Waste and Royal Scrutiny
โจUK media opened with continued focus on the migrant hotel controversy, highlighting billions wasted due to Home Office 'incompetence' and mismanagement. Early reports also touched on discussions about an international peace force in Gaza and royal family finances.
By early afternoon, attention remained on the migrant hotel issue, with parliamentarians accusing the government of wasting billions. The family of migrant sex offender Hadush Kebatu also accused the Labour government of failing them. Concurrently, Prince Andrew and his finances began to draw significant media attention, with reports of King Charles being heckled over Andrew during a cathedral visit in the late afternoon. David Lammy confirmed an independent investigation into Kebatu's wrongful release due to 'human error'.
The evening saw increased coverage of Hurricane Melissa heading towards Jamaica, while migrant housing discussions shifted towards barracks as an alternative to hotels.
By early afternoon, attention remained on the migrant hotel issue, with parliamentarians accusing the government of wasting billions. The family of migrant sex offender Hadush Kebatu also accused the Labour government of failing them. Concurrently, Prince Andrew and his finances began to draw significant media attention, with reports of King Charles being heckled over Andrew during a cathedral visit in the late afternoon. David Lammy confirmed an independent investigation into Kebatu's wrongful release due to 'human error'.
The evening saw increased coverage of Hurricane Melissa heading towards Jamaica, while migrant housing discussions shifted towards barracks as an alternative to hotels.
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New Statesman
The anti-Zionism of the Democratic wunderkind has dark political resonances in New York
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Yesterdayโs protest in Whitechapel exposed the suicidal idiocy of leftists who cosy up to Islamism.
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King Abdullah tells the BBC there would need to be peace in Gaza before any international forces were deployed.
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The Spectator
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06:50โขBillions Squandered on Migrant Hotels
โจUK media continues to focus on the migrant hotel controversy, with new reports highlighting billions wasted due to Home Office 'incompetence' (The Independent, The Telegraph). This builds on earlier reports about Chinese Communist Party profits from these contracts (Breitbart London). Separately, discussions continue around an international peace force in Gaza (BBC News) and royal family finances (Daily Mail).
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A thumping win for his party in the midterms means his radical economic project gains new strength
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The family of the 14-year-old sexual assault victim of illegal migrant Hadush Kebatu have accused the leftist Labour Party government, the British police, the UK justice system, and Chelmsford prison of failing their family and the nation by releasing the child molester back onto the streets.
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STARMER'S ASYLUM SEEKER WOES KEEP GETTING WORSE
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Tech | Josh Milton
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Exclusive
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New Statesman
The fight against Reform is bringing Blairites and the soft left together
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Channel 4
A former adviser at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuโs office described the war in Gaza as a โhuge burdenโ on the economy.
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An investigation by MPs reveals that the Home Office has also failed to collect ยฃ46m it is owed from two contractors
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12:13โขMigrant Hotel Billions Wasted
โจUK media continues to highlight the controversy surrounding migrant hotels, with reports of billions "squandered" due to Home Office "incompetence" and failures to collect owed funds (The Independent, The Times, The Telegraph). Separately, the family of the child molesting migrant, Hadush Kebatu, has accused the Labour government and justice system of failing them by releasing him (Breitbart London). Discussions also continue regarding an international peace force in Gaza (Channel 4 News, BBC News) and Labour's internal struggles (HuffPost UK, New Statesman, The Spectator).
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Italyโs far-right leaderโs support for her Israeli counterpart is no coincidence, writes Matteo Tiratelli. Ever since the overthrow of Benito Mussolini, Palestine has been central to the struggle to ensure that fascism never returns to the country.
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On trip seeking Gulf deal, chancellor says Treasury is looking at multiple ways to increase governmentโs โheadroomโ while sticking to fiscal rules
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Donald Trumpโs targeting of drug cartels in South America is being stepped up as American warships head closer to Venezuela.
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Xi Jinping is desperate for Trump-proof access to food, fuels and metals
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Breitbart UK
The British government has been accused by parliamentarians of wasting billions in the mismanagement of the deeply controversial scheme to house supposed asylum seekers in hotels across the country at taxpayer expense.
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Breaking | Live
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The Spectator
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Hadush Kebatu was wrongly freed by HMP Chelmsford. Prison officers there were fooled in 2023 by a fake email ordering the release of an inmate
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Breaking | Live
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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UK | Sarah Hooper
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15:44โขBillions Wasted: Migrant Scheme's Flaw
โจUK media continues to highlight the controversy surrounding migrant hotels, with parliamentarians accusing the government of wasting billions in mismanagement (Breitbart London). There are also ongoing reports about migrants potentially being housed in pop-up buildings (The Independent) and a migrant sex offender's mistaken release (The Times). Separately, royal family matters, specifically Prince Andrew, are drawing attention (Daily Mail, The Mirror), as are discussions around internal Labour struggles (HuffPost UK, New Statesman, The Spectator).
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The party leader will take no action against Sarah Pochin, who had complained about seeing too many black and Asian people in adverts
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Travel | Alice Murphy
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Breaking | Live
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The Telegraph
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This is the inside story of an extraordinary and chaotic trial, that will further fuel alarm about the potential scale of financial abuse against the elderly across the UK.
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The Spectator
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The Economist
From medicine to finance, artificial intelligence is radically improving market efficiency
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Breitbart UK
โLaser focusโ needed to find the truth of โone of the most shameful stories in the history of our islandsโ, the โPakistani grooming gangsโ.
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Melissa, which has already been blamed for the deaths of four people, could become the strongest hurricane ever to hit Jamaica
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UK | Sam Courtney-Guy
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18:07โขFarage Demands Grooming Gangs Inquiry
โจUK media continues to focus on the controversy surrounding a migrant sex offender's wrongful release, with David Lammy confirming an independent investigation into the "human error" (Sky News). Separately, King Charles has been heckled over Prince Andrew during a cathedral visit (Daily Mail, The Telegraph). There are also ongoing discussions about a Reform MP's alleged racism (The Times, HuffPost UK).
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The new deputy leader could hardly be more estranged from the people sheโs meant to represent.
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How Britain fell to a sinister new form of censorship.
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The Telegraph
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Thousands of small boat migrants will be moved to former army barracks, which are said to be cheaper and more โappropriateโ
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Sudan has been in the grip of a vicious civil war for over two years but the fall of the Sudanese Armyโs main base in the western city of El-Fasher, has been described by the UN Secretary General as a major escalation that will add to the โunbearableโ suffering of civilians.
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Meteorologists warn of "catastrophic and life-threatening winds, flooding, and storm surge" on the Caribbean island.
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22:30โขJamaica Braces for Hurricane Melissa
โจUK media prominently features Hurricane Melissa, with BBC News and Daily Mail reporting on the 'catastrophic' storm heading for Jamaica. Concurrently, discussions continue around migrant housing, with The Times and Morning Star Online advocating for barracks over hotels, and Sky News reporting on an investigation into a migrant sex offender's release.