The documents by the estate of convicted paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein were released by Congressional Democrats.
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 27.09.2025.
It displays 65 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
27.09.2025 โข The day of Reform's projected electoral majority
โจUK media began the day with continued reporting on new developments in the Epstein files, alongside political discussions surrounding Prime Minister Starmer's challenges and Labour's media strategy. Concurrently, international concerns persisted over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and drone activity over Danish military bases.
By early afternoon, attention largely shifted to domestic politics, with new polling data projecting Nigel Farage's Reform party as likely to win the next general election with a clear majority, leading to a historic defeat for Labour. This marked a significant shift in editorial focus, building on previous days' discussions about Reform's growing influence.
Later in the day, despite Labour's calls to 'renew Britain' ahead of its conference, critical commentary on Starmer's leadership continued, alongside widespread celebration of England's victory in the Women's Rugby World Cup.
By early afternoon, attention largely shifted to domestic politics, with new polling data projecting Nigel Farage's Reform party as likely to win the next general election with a clear majority, leading to a historic defeat for Labour. This marked a significant shift in editorial focus, building on previous days' discussions about Reform's growing influence.
Later in the day, despite Labour's calls to 'renew Britain' ahead of its conference, critical commentary on Starmer's leadership continued, alongside widespread celebration of England's victory in the Women's Rugby World Cup.
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New Statesman
With luck and careful management, the Prime Minister should get through Labour conference without political disaster
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The Spectator
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06:38โขEpstein's Files Unsealed
โจUK media reports new developments in the Epstein files scandal, naming Elon Musk and Prince Andrew (BBC News, Daily Mail). Simultaneously, political discussions continue around Prime Minister Starmer's challenges, including avoiding civil war (New Statesman), addressing a donation scandal (Channel 4 News), and an ongoing struggle with Reform (The Independent). The Times also reports on Chancellor Reeves's call for an 'ambitious' EU youth migration deal to boost the economy.
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Ukrainian officials among those concerned Russia is manufacturing crisis to keep hold of frontline plant
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Breitbart UK
Police investigating death threat against Prime Minister daubed onto a rail station during an hours-long occupation by anti-Israel activists.
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IN THE RING | Celebrity
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The Spectator
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RING-SIDE SEATS | Celebrity
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UK | Ryan Prosser
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Plus: Jimmy Kimmelโs return, the nothingness of Andy Burnham and the tyranny of digital ID.
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Drones were detected near at Karup airbase, following a series of incidents that disrupted airports this week.
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SUB ALERT | World News
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SUB ALERT | World News
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Breitbart UK
British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has declared that โtrans women are menโ and that transgender ideology is a part of a broader movement to undermine scientific truth.
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The Spectator
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The Spectator
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13:56โขStarmer's Digital ID Resistance
โจUK media continues to focus on both domestic politics and international security. Labour's digital ID card plan remains a key point of discussion (Metro, Spiked), while tensions within the Labour conference are also noted (The Spectator, New Statesman). Internationally, concerns over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant persist (The Guardian), alongside reports of drone activity over Danish military bases (BBC News) and a Russian submarine incident (The Sun).
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GANG HELL | UK News
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The president says the move is "necessary" to protect immigration detention facilities from "domestic terrorists".
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RING GIRL | Celebrity
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Ukraineโs president says Kremlin checking Europeโs capacity to protect its skies following new drone sightings
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The Independent
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The president says the latest move to send troops to a major US city is "necessary" to protect immigration detention facilities.
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SMIRKING FIEND | World News
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Farageโs party would expand from five to 373 MPs and Starmerโs would be reduced to fewer than 100, according to the MRP polling by More in Common
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Breitbart UK
Brexit champion Nigel Farage is on pace to become British prime minister, according to the latest seat-by-seat mega poll conducted by YouGov.
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16:24โขReform's Rise Echoes in Polls
โจUK media is prominently featuring new polling data that projects Nigel Farage's Reform party as likely to win the next general election with a clear majority, leading to a historic defeat for Labour (Breitbart London, The Times). Concurrently, international news covers Trump's order to deploy troops to Portland and authorize "full force" (BBC News), alongside Zelenskyy's claims of Putin preparing to attack another European country (The Guardian).
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The Independent
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The Independent
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Farageโs party would expand from five to 373 MPs and Starmerโs would be reduced to fewer than 100, according to the MRP polling by More in Common
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Sir Keir Starmer has taken aim at what he called the โtoxic divide and declineโ of Reform UK.
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TERROR QUIZ | UK News
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DON'T BASH BOSH | News TV
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The PM wants to reclaim patriotic values and win younger voters by building 12 new towns. He says it starts by attacking Reform โ not him
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New Statesman
For the sake of the Labour Party and its values, we need a change of leader
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23:51โขEngland's Rugby Reign
โจUK media largely focuses on the Women's Rugby World Cup, with England's victory widely celebrated (The Independent, Metro, Sky News). Concurrently, Labour leader Keir Starmer's call to 'renew Britain' ahead of the Labour Conference is noted, alongside critical commentary on his leadership (Channel 4 News, New Statesman, The Times).