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Saturday 19 September 2026 · 17:35 BST · 10m · 6 stories · 7 annotated moments · 9 of 10 min on news stories (86%)
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NATO has welcomed a deal between the US and Denmark that President Trump says gives the US security control over Greenland forever, resolving a diplomatic dispute that began with his threat to seize the territory by force. The agreement's text has not been made public, but NATO says the Arctic is essential for collective security. Separately, a fire at a hotel in Folkestone, Kent, is being treated as suspicious, with hundreds led to safety and one person taken to hospital, and police have confirmed a new sighting of a missing 13-year-old girl from Bolton at Manchester Piccadilly bus station.
Runners in South Africa gathered to honour Elisabeth Moselekumu, one of nine women murdered in Johannesburg recently, demanding safer conditions and tougher action on gender-based violence. Air raid alerts were sent to phones in Riyadh after black smoke and flames were seen at the international airport, with the public told to stay indoors. Sir Jim Ratcliffe told the BBC that Britain is on the slide and he has lost confidence in the country. The Liberal Democrats' annual conference began in Brighton, with some MPs frustrated and leader Sir Ed Davey set to call for a fuel duty cut. Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, exclusively told the BBC he is telling the truth about a phone call with the King following Diana's death, repeating his claim that the King said "we'll forget her soon enough". At the DUP conference, leader Gavin Robinson called for closer cooperation between Unionist parties ahead of next May's elections.
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- 7:06 Story begins Ed Davey sets out Lib Dem conference ambitions
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Contested quote Ed Davey sets out Lib Dem conference ambitions
has begun in Brighton. The party won a record-breaking 72 seats at the 2024 general election. But there's frustration among some of its MPs that those best-ever results haven't been capitalised on. Our political correspondent, Harry Farley, joins us from Brighton. So, Harry, what do those frustrated Lib Dems
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 7:18-7:22
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Claim Tottenham remain winless after 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa
Tottenham were booed off after losing at home to Aston Villa.
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 12:49-12:53
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Claim Tottenham remain winless after 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa
Both Tottenham and Aston Villa were seeking their first win of the season before the match.
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 12:53-12:57
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Claim Tottenham remain winless after 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa
Tottenham had gone 375 minutes without a Premier League goal before their late rally.
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 13:06-13:13
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Charged quote Tottenham remain winless after 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa
and they were still waiting for their first goal. They came out fighting against Aston Villa, but on the stroke of half-time, a huge blow. It's 1-0 to Aston Villa. Some disastrous defending ended in Johan Manzambi tapping the visitors in front. Spurs couldn't catch a break as Villa punished them further,
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 13:20-13:23
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Charged quote Tottenham remain winless after 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa
and the home fans heading for the exit. And things would still get worse, Emi Buendia delivering the moment of the match... It's the shot, oh, that's a beauty! ...with this rocket to make it three. But credit to Tottenham, even then they didn't crumble, and finally, their moment came. It's gone in there!
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 13:42-13:44
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Contested quote Tottenham remain winless after 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa
It wasn't pretty from Conor Gallagher, but it was a goal. And they didn't stop there, as right at the death, they headed in another. Too late to rescue the game, but it at least shows signs of life in what could be a long season. Joe Currie, BBC News. And that's it for now. We're back with our main bulletin
BBC One, BBC News, 19 September 2026, 14:01-14:03
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