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BBC News
Sunday 8 November 2026 · 12:55 GMT · 10m · 4 stories · 9 annotated moments · 1 of 10 min on news stories (12%)
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Remembrance Sunday led the bulletin, with the King at the Cenotaph and veterans marching past, and Remembrance-related coverage dominated more than half the airtime. The Cenotaph was the longest item at 2 minutes 56 seconds, while the Erasmus row took 2 minutes 35 seconds, the Kraków shooting 2 minutes 19 seconds and the media abuse item 1 minute 21 seconds. The mix was otherwise political and international, with no sport or business.
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- 12:36
Lisa Nandy, Culture Secretary
- 18:18
Donald Trump, President
- 0:00 ~9 min without annotations
- 8:47 Story begins King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
- 8:47
Claim King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
The King and Queen will lead the nation in a two-minute silence to remember people who died serving in the world wars and other conflicts.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 8:47-8:53
- 10:28
Claim King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
The King will attend a wreath-laying ceremony at the Cenotaph in central London with political, military and religious leaders.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 10:28-10:34
- 10:35
Claim King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
The Queen and the Princess of Wales watched the ceremony from a balcony.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 10:35-10:38
- 11:29
Claim King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
About a dozen Second World War veterans were expected to march with the Royal British Legion.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 11:29-11:34
- 11:46
- 11:46
Claim King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
Lisa Nandy was accused of showing disrespect to veterans by using Remembrance Sunday to promote an EU membership pitch.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 11:46-11:55
- 11:46
Claim Lisa Nandy rejects criticism over Erasmus announcement on Remembrance Sunday
Lisa Nandy rejected criticism of linking the UK's return to the Erasmus scheme with Remembrance Sunday, while the Conservatives and Reform UK criticised the government's claim that restarting Erasmus would honour those who served.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 11:46-11:55
- 12:17
Claim Lisa Nandy rejects criticism over Erasmus announcement on Remembrance Sunday
The UK will rejoin the Erasmus scheme from January at a reported cost of £570 million.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 12:17-12:22
- 14:22
- 14:22
Claim Russell Brand awaits sentencing as Lisa Nandy warns media abuse persists
Lisa Nandy said cases like Russell Brand's may still be happening today, described them as a wake-up call for the media and entertainment industries, and called on organisations to sign up to CISA.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 14:22-14:30
- 14:59
Claim Russell Brand awaits sentencing as Lisa Nandy warns media abuse persists
Nandy said some women who contacted her about abuse came from places such as the BBC.
BBC One, BBC News, 8 November 2026, 14:59-15:03
- 15:45 Story begins Mass shooting in Krakow market square kills six
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