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An internationally weighted bulletin led by the US midterm elections, which took five minutes and 30 seconds, followed by King Charles's Caribbean tour at five minutes and four seconds. Those two stories took just over ten minutes of the 26-minute running order, and every later item was under three minutes. The rest mixed European security and sport with UK legal, trade, royal and science stories.

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  1. 1:52
  2. 5:11

    Claim Americans vote in midterms seen as verdict on Trump's second term

    The Texas Senate race between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton was too close to call, with more than half a billion dollars spent on advertising.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 5:11-5:18

  3. 7:52
  4. 12:57
  5. 12:57

    Claim Hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights and newsrooms

    At least seven passenger flights across Europe were affected by suspected bomb threats in a 24-hour period, including two from UK airports.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 12:57-13:05

  6. 14:17

    Claim Hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights and newsrooms

    A Ryanair flight from Manchester to Murcia carried 121 people including crew, and a search found no explosives.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 14:17-14:23

  7. 15:19

    Contested quote Hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights and newsrooms

    it's not unusual that they will not be notified of there being some form of risk to the aircraft until the aircraft is safely on the ground. All the airports involved are open, and there has been minimum disruption to flights. Officially, the incidents are being treated as separate, but authorities across Europe are working together

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 15:19-15:25

  8. 15:35
  9. 16:54

    Charged quote Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel dies as police investigate collision

    and will continue to have that professional help. But we'll also need help from all our supporters. I was there. I was at the match and I could see the play. It was brutal. We were all left, well, with that hope of him recovering. But just now I was in the car and I heard that it had already passed away.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 16:54-16:55

  10. 18:28
  11. 18:50

    Claim High Court hears celebrity injunction over abuse allegations

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

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 18:50-18:53

  12. 20:59
  13. 21:03

    Claim Draft UK-EU deal to remove food border checks

    If approved, the change was expected to take effect at the start of 2028.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 21:03-21:10

  14. 21:14

    Claim Draft UK-EU deal to remove food border checks

    Reported expected benefits of the deal included reducing costs for farmers, preventing port queues, and adding up to £5 billion to the economy.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 21:14-21:19

  15. 21:19

    Claim Draft UK-EU deal to remove food border checks

    A technical official-level draft agreement was completed and a 200-page document circulated ahead of an EU 27 meeting, with further negotiation expected before a summit on 20 November.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 21:19-21:22

  16. 22:57

    Claim Draft UK-EU deal to remove food border checks

    The draft deal could require the UK to follow EU rules without a say and lose some regulatory freedom, with a possible transition period of about one to one and a half years for some rules.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 22:57-23:03

  17. 23:28
  18. 23:47

    Claim Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor summoned as witness in High Court fraud trial

    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was served with a High Court summons to give evidence on or around 15 December, reportedly the first such summons for a royal witness since the 19th century.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 23:47-23:55

  19. 23:56

    Claim Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor summoned as witness in High Court fraud trial

    The case in question is not about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 23:56-23:57

  20. 24:26

    Claim Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor summoned as witness in High Court fraud trial

    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was served with a High Court summons to give evidence on or around 15 December, reportedly the first such summons for a royal witness since the 19th century.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 24:26-24:35

  21. 25:55
  22. 26:10

    Claim Ciara Mageean funeral held as hundreds line streets in Portaferry

    Ciara Mageean was diagnosed with bowel cancer in May 2025.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 26:10-26:16

  23. 27:57
  24. 29:44

    Claim UK Science Agency refuses funding for Large Hadron Collider upgrade

    The UK Science Agency declined to fund an upgrade to the Large Hadron Collider experiment and said it continued to support CERN research, noting that not all projects could be funded.

    BBC One, BBC News, 3 November 2026, 29:44-29:48

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