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The bulletin was led by reports that US aircraft had left a second RAF base after reported Iranian threats. The story was the sole running-order item, taking one minute and thirty seconds.

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  1. 1:18
  2. 1:24

    Claim US evacuates aircraft from second UK base as Iran threat persists

    US aircraft left RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk, with the move reported as linked to a potential threat from Iran.

    BBC News, BBC News Now, 10 November 2026, 1:24-1:37

  3. 1:30

    Claim US evacuates aircraft from second UK base as Iran threat persists

    Flight tracking data showed 12 US aircraft left RAF Mildenhall late yesterday, and nine air-to-air refuelling tankers moved, with eight sent to Germany and Spain and one to RAF Prestwick.

    BBC News, BBC News Now, 10 November 2026, 1:30-1:37

  4. 1:39

    Claim US evacuates aircraft from second UK base as Iran threat persists

    BBC News said the tankers were not in hardened shelters and were moved to avoid risk.

    BBC News, BBC News Now, 10 November 2026, 1:39-1:48

  5. 1:48

    Charged quote US evacuates aircraft from second UK base as Iran threat persists

    They are not in hardened shelters in Mildenhall. And so they've decided that it's better to get them out and not run any risk. The Iranians scoring what would be a huge propaganda victory. If that is the case, that is, of course, very significant. It follows the US moving some aircraft from a different British base, RAF Fairford, last month.

    BBC News, BBC News Now, 10 November 2026, 1:48-1:51

  6. 1:56

    Claim US evacuates aircraft from second UK base as Iran threat persists

    The RAF Mildenhall movement was reported as following earlier US aircraft movements from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire.

    BBC News, BBC News Now, 10 November 2026, 1:56-2:02

  7. 2:48
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