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Led by King Charles's speech in Antigua, this bulletin was dominated by the US midterms at 13 minutes 35 seconds. The King's Caribbean tour took 9 minutes 46 seconds, and a High Court ruling on a celebrity injunction filled 2 minutes 27 seconds.

Running order

0:02 King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning · 9m 46s
King Charles said the slave trade filled him with horror and profound personal sorrow, but Ari Gill of Grenada's reparations committee said he should have issued a full formal apology.
4:46 Americans vote in midterms seen as verdict on Trump's second term · 13m 35s
Americans voted in midterms seen as a verdict on Donald Trump's second term, with Democrats hoping to win the House and Senate as cost of living dominated.
24:39 High Court hears celebrity injunction over abuse allegations · 2m 27s
A High Court judge refused a permanent injunction against publishing abuse allegations about an unnamed celebrity but allowed him to appeal, so he still cannot be named.

On air

People and organisations this broadcast put on air during its news coverage. The channel's own presenters and reporters are not listed. Names as transcribed.

11:31

Amisha Cross, Democratic strategist
12:10

Annika Green, Republican strategist
20:11

King Charles, King
21:29

Ari Gill, Chair of Grenada's National Reparations Committee
21:29

Grenada's National Reparations Committee

0:02
Story begins King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
0:14

Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

The King described the transatlantic slave trade as a shameful historical chapter and expressed profound personal sorrow and horror.

BBC News, Verified Live, 3 November 2026, 0:14-0:28
4:46
Story begins Americans vote in midterms seen as verdict on Trump's second term
24:39
Story begins High Court hears celebrity injunction over abuse allegations
24:47

Claim High Court hears celebrity injunction over abuse allegations

A well-known man is seeking an injunction against two news organisations.

BBC News, Verified Live, 3 November 2026, 24:47-24:55
26:48

Claim High Court hears celebrity injunction over abuse allegations

The judge gave the man permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal, and he remained anonymous after the ruling.

BBC News, Verified Live, 3 November 2026, 26:48-26:54
26:48

Claim High Court hears celebrity injunction over abuse allegations

The man denies the allegations and remains unnamed to allow time for an appeal.

BBC News, Verified Live, 3 November 2026, 26:48-26:56

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