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Thursday 10 September 2026 · 18:00 BST · 30m · 11 stories · 15 annotated moments · 28 of 30 min on news stories (93%)
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The Home Secretary urged police to use all necessary powers and move quickly to deal with masked protesters after demonstrations in Dover and Portsmouth against migrant crossings, with some forces considering banning face coverings in specific areas. The government also announced that regional mayors and local leaders in England will be given powers to introduce a tourist tax on overnight stays, with a similar scheme already running in Scotland. The funeral of PC Tom Clough, one of two police officers killed in a collision last month, took place, with his family describing him as a hero.
An independent review into Nottingham maternity services found that 155 babies could have survived with better care, and the BBC tracked down former executives who refused to cooperate, including the former medical director who declined to comment. A stabbing in Bromley left one man in critical condition and three others in hospital, with seven arrests. President Trump pledged $5,000 to every American adult if Republicans win both chambers of Congress, a promise Democrats called illegal. Cancer charities called for more urgency as only 71% of patients started treatment within 62 days, below the target. The former Conservative campaigns director Anthony Lee and his wife pleaded guilty to cheating at gambling for betting on the election date. The Princess of Wales made an unexpected appearance with Prince William to launch a suicide prevention project. The Bayeux tapestry went on public display at the British Museum for the first time in nearly a thousand years.
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Contested quote Anti-migrant protests in Portsmouth and Dover over small boat crossings
Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at 6 the Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has urged police chiefs to ensure that officers use all powers necessary and move quickly to deal with far-right groups and masked Protesters if there's a repeat of last weekend's scenes to ensure local communities aren't intimidated
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 1:34-1:45
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Charged quote Anti-migrant protests in Portsmouth and Dover over small boat crossings
So sometimes there is a lack of a clear guiding hand and sometimes that makes the police's job more difficult But I mean one thing that Home Secretary did say to the police was you know This these protests at the weekend invoked a fear factor They communicated obvious malign intent which really scared some communities and that can't be repeated
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 5:31-5:34
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- 9:26 Story begins PC Tom Clough funeral takes place after A66 crash
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Claim PC Tom Clough funeral takes place after A66 crash
The funeral of PC Clough took place in Redcar.
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 9:26-9:32
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Claim PC Tom Clough funeral takes place after A66 crash
The IOPC was continuing its investigation into the crash.
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 10:52-10:59
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Charged quote PC Tom Clough funeral takes place after A66 crash
Today the police federation have read an emotional statement on behalf of Tom Clough's relatives The family are grateful for all of the support from the public. It's brought them so much strength Tom used to say that He didn't think anybody would come to his funeral and He was wrong. He was so wrong and He was described as giving his everything to everybody
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 11:13-11:21
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Charged quote PC Tom Clough funeral takes place after A66 crash
He was wrong. He was so wrong and He was described as giving his everything to everybody The police are used to dealing with tragedy, but nothing could have fully prepared them for the events of the past three weeks grieving while Investigating an incident that's deeply affected them and the community. He served Fiona Trott to BBC News Teesside
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 11:27-11:33
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Contested quote Trump addresses national convention ahead of US midterms
We're making a fortune. So if the Republicans win you win with us and you get $5,000 it will be called The Trump dividend will call it the trumpet. It is illegal to offer people money to try and influence how they vote President Trump will probably call this a campaign promise rather than a bribe He did not explain how he would pay for a one trillion dollar pledge and his vice president didn't …
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 17:17-17:25
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Contested quote Trump addresses national convention ahead of US midterms
The Trump dividend will call it the trumpet. It is illegal to offer people money to try and influence how they vote President Trump will probably call this a campaign promise rather than a bribe He did not explain how he would pay for a one trillion dollar pledge and his vice president didn't seem certain
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 17:25-17:29
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- 22:54 Story begins Conservative pair admit election betting offences
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Claim Prince William and Kate launch suicide prevention toolkit with sports stars
Prince William launched suicide prevention guidance called On Your Side with sports stars and charities at Everton's stadium on World Suicide Prevention Day, aimed at helping people support someone in a mental health crisis.
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 24:53-25:00
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Charged quote Prince William and Kate launch suicide prevention toolkit with sports stars
England football captain Harry Kane is one of the sporting names to appear in the on your side launch video Men are a target audience in the UK suicide remains the biggest cause of death of men under 50 It's a truly frightening statistic and it's one we shouldn't really be discussing But we are and we're discussing it because men don't talk enough
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 25:41-25:44
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Charged quote Prince William and Kate launch suicide prevention toolkit with sports stars
Talk it's okay to get support Imagine how you're going to really make a difference to that person It's not been an easy couple of weeks for the royal family the return of Harry and Meghan has been unsettling But the message today was clear the Prince and Princess of Wales will not let family drama detract from their public work
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 26:06-26:11
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- 27:00 Story begins Bayeux Tapestry goes on display at British Museum
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Charged quote Bayeux Tapestry goes on display at British Museum
Our culture editor Katie Razzall was there this morning as the first ticket holders arrived They waited they queued they conquered to view the story of how William the Conqueror invaded England back in 1066 800,000 people probably more will get up close to this tapestry over the next 10 months and the
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 27:31-27:39
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Charged quote Bayeux Tapestry goes on display at British Museum
They would have just been witnessing their children and their husbands going off and you know Possibly not coming back. It must have been quite harrowing for them to have had to kind of rewrite at all or redraw it The battle for tickets has been hard-fought the museum also hired reenactors to bring some medieval drama to the opening day
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 28:15-28:21
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Contested quote Bayeux Tapestry goes on display at British Museum
It's a historic loan. There was even a petition in France to try to stop the tapestries move to the UK It was not without its controversy for it to leave French soil for the first time in nearly a thousand years But actually the thing that is most special about it is that whole generation of children across the UK
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 29:04-29:10
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Charged quote Bayeux Tapestry goes on display at British Museum
Are going to have the chance to see this and to make memories that will last a lifetime Two Saxons and ladies and the Norman soldier went to see the Bayeux tapestry. What did they think? It was amazing. I was wiping away tiny tears the entire time. It's just an actual dream come true What do you think about it being flat?
BBC One, BBC News, 10 September 2026, 29:27-29:33
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