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Wednesday 15 July 2026 · 13:00 BST · 1h · 14 stories · 15 annotated moments · 54 of 60 min on news stories (91%)

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The broadcast leads with England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina in Atlanta, with manager Thomas Tuchel expressing confidence and fans traveling to the match. Enhanced security measures are in place, and the game is seen as a historic opportunity for England to reach their first final in 60 years. The programme also covers Sir Keir Starmer's final Prime Minister's Questions, where he received a standing ovation and emotional tributes before leaving Number 10 next week, to be succeeded by Andy Burnham.

Other news includes the government's plan for an overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, which is optional and has drawn criticism from campaigners. A report from MPs calls for a ban on outdoor junk food advertising and mandatory reporting of healthy food sales by supermarkets to tackle obesity. Locally, a fire at an Avonmouth recycling centre is being brought under control, with residents advised to keep windows closed, and a warning is issued about the heightened risk of wildfires in the hot, dry weather.

  1. 0:06
    Story begins England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
  2. 3:00

    Claim England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina

    Security was stepped up for the England vs Argentina match.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 3:00-3:12

  3. 6:06
    Story begins Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
  4. 9:33

    Claim Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister

    Starmer received a standing ovation at his final PMQs.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 9:33-9:37

  5. 10:41
    Story begins Government proposes voluntary overnight social media curfew for teenagers
  6. 11:24

    Charged quote Government proposes voluntary overnight social media curfew for teenagers

    linked with social media. They were on breakfast responding to what the Prime Minister had to say. Fantastic. I mean, yeah, to actually hear him step up and do this was phenomenal. It will not be easy, but it will be possible. And this reaction from schoolgirl Isabella went viral. Suddenly you're going to have a lot more time to fill.

    BBC ONE West, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 11:24-11:30

  7. 11:43

    Charged quote Government proposes voluntary overnight social media curfew for teenagers

    And this reaction from schoolgirl Isabella went viral. Suddenly you're going to have a lot more time to fill. And what will you do? Stare at a wall. And now older teens would face an overnight social media curfew with popular apps being made unavailable by default to 16 and 17-year-olds between midnight and 6am.

    BBC ONE West, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 11:43-11:45

  8. 11:49

    Claim Government proposes voluntary overnight social media curfew for teenagers

    A voluntary policy for 16 and 17 year olds introduces default settings that block access between midnight and 6am and disable autoplay and infinite scroll.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 11:49-11:57

  9. 12:04

    Claim Government proposes voluntary overnight social media curfew for teenagers

    The government said the changes aim to improve teenagers' focus, sleep quality, and family life, and to avoid a sudden introduction to social media at age 16.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 12:04-12:09

  10. 13:41

    Charged quote Government proposes voluntary overnight social media curfew for teenagers

    where when companies introduced defaults, 90% plus or so of young people continued to keep them on. So I don't think we should do the disservice to teenagers of suggesting that they are looking for simply turning these things off. The campaign group Smartphone Free Childhood said they would make a meaningful difference to families.

    BBC ONE West, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 13:41-13:48

  11. 14:50
    Story begins US launches fourth night of strikes on Iran, threatens infrastructure
  12. 17:20
    Story begins Government launches 'Know the Signs' campaign on methanol poisoning
  13. 20:29
    Story begins British man Craig Foreman's Iran prison sentence extended
  14. 21:32

    Claim British man Craig Foreman's Iran prison sentence extended

    Craig Foreman received an additional two-year prison sentence for speaking to the media.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 21:32-21:42

  15. 21:42

    Claim British man Craig Foreman's Iran prison sentence extended

    Craig Foreman received an additional two-year prison sentence for speaking to the media.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 21:42-21:48

  16. 21:59

    Claim British man Craig Foreman's Iran prison sentence extended

    Craig and Lindsay Foreman are on hunger strike, losing weight, and their health is deteriorating.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 21:59-22:09

  17. 22:19
    Story begins South Tyneside antisocial behaviour fears, police criticised
  18. 24:50
    Story begins MPs propose ban on outdoor junk food ads and mandatory healthy sales reporting
  19. 27:50
    Story begins New BNPL regulations require affordability checks and consumer protections
  20. 28:13

    Claim New BNPL regulations require affordability checks and consumer protections

    Almost 11 million people used BNPL in the 12 months to May 2024, according to the finance regulator.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 28:13-28:21

  21. 28:21

    Claim New BNPL regulations require affordability checks and consumer protections

    The BNPL market is worth an estimated £13 billion, led by providers Klarna, Clearpay, and PayPal.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 28:21-28:29

  22. 28:40

    Claim New BNPL regulations require affordability checks and consumer protections

    Debt advice services reported an increase in people seeking help due to BNPL debts, with one firm seeing over 4,000 clients in June 2026 and the proportion of clients with BNPL debt rising from 15% to 25% over two years.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 28:40-28:51

  23. 30:44
    Story begins Met Office says UK climate has shifted with extreme weather becoming normal
  24. 35:55
    Story begins Avonmouth recycling centre fire continues to burn
  25. 38:06
    Story begins Very high wildfire risk in West UK due to heatwave
  26. 38:18

    Claim Very high wildfire risk in West UK due to heatwave

    A very high wildfire warning was issued for the West of England, including Somerset.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 38:18-38:24

  27. 38:53

    Claim Very high wildfire risk in West UK due to heatwave

    A combine harvester caught fire in Somerset.

    BBC ONE WestHD, BBC News at One including..., 15 July 2026, 38:53-38:58

  28. 40:34
    Story begins New sleep apnea treatment offered at Great Western Hospital
  29. 45:39
    Story begins Campaign launched for Scottish Music Hall of Fame
  30. 54:35
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