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An internationally weighted bulletin dominated by the US midterm elections, which took 12 minutes 16 seconds of airtime. The King's Caribbean tour followed at 5 minutes 39 seconds, while European flight bomb scares, a Russian strike in Ukraine and a Tenerife footballer's death each got around two and a half minutes.

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  1. 0:06
  2. 5:36

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

    Another key state to watch is Michigan, where Democrats could lose a Senate seat. Abdul El-Sayed's high-profile left-wing campaign may have turned off some moderate Democrats, while Republicans baselessly accused him of supporting terrorists. A lot of kids have had to watch their president demonize somebody as a function of their name or the way they pray.

    BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 3 November 2026, 5:36-5:45

  3. 11:12
  4. 16:51
  5. 17:07

    Claim Hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights and newsrooms

    No explosives were found on the affected or inspected flights, and all affected flights landed safely.

    BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 3 November 2026, 17:07-17:13

  6. 17:09

    Claim Hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights and newsrooms

    The UK government said two bomb threats on flights from the UK were malicious hoaxes.

    BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 3 November 2026, 17:09-17:13

  7. 20:17
  8. 20:17

    Claim Russian strike kills 24 at southern Ukraine aid centre

    The death toll from a Russian attack on an underground humanitarian centre in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, rose to 33, with rescue workers among casualties in a second strike.

    BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 3 November 2026, 20:17-20:23

  9. 23:35

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