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Monday 9 November 2026 · 22:00 GMT · 30m · 6 stories · 15 annotated moments · 28 of 30 min on news stories (93%)
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Led by Russell Brand's sentencing to ten years and six months, the bulletin was dominated by his case and the Nvidia affair, which together filled fifteen minutes, with a nearly seven-minute Marseille investigation as the other major item. The rest of the airtime went to short items on US politics, fraud and the Booker Prize, taking just under six minutes combined.
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- 5:03
Jemima Goldsmith, former girlfriend of Brand
- 7:02
Russell Brand, actor and comedian
- 10:24
Jensen Huang, chief executive of Nvidia
- 11:19
Donald Trump, President
- 23:42
Thibaut Fontaine, runs the National Police's Anti-Organised Crime Unit
- 28:53
M. John Harrison, oldest ever winner
- 1:45
- 9:38
- 13:05
Charged quote Nvidia investigates Jensen Huang affair and suspected China spy links
But if the claims about Singapore CEO Alice Huang feeding confidential information to China thanks to an affair with the boss of Nvidia, this would be a honey trap at the highest level. The Chinese government says the claims of espionage are nothing more than a smear intended to malign China. Our security correspondent, Frank Gardner, reports.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 13:05-13:08
- 13:51
Charged quote Nvidia investigates Jensen Huang affair and suspected China spy links
were either diverted directly into China or used kind of illicitly and accessed by Chinese entities. It should have been obvious that this woman had some red flags. China has a vast spy network mostly run from this building, the Ministry of State Security. Much of it involves cyber espionage accessing data and secrets over the internet
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 13:51-13:54
- 16:46 Story begins Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
- 16:46
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
Formal impeachment proceedings were opened against Pete Hegseth.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 16:46-16:53
- 17:14
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
Thomas Massie argued that the war in Iran and strikes on alleged drug boats were unconstitutional.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 17:14-17:18
- 17:18
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
The impeachment filings cited a US strike on a school in Iran that killed 120 schoolchildren, with around 200 civilians reported killed.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 17:18-17:25
- 17:33
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
Hegseth said he was not worried and planned to address the matter at a press conference the next day.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 17:33-17:40
- 17:40
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
The impeachment effort was reported as unlikely to succeed while Republicans control both houses of Congress.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 17:40-17:46
- 17:49
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
Impeachment is effectively a request for the president to fire the defence secretary.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 17:49-17:54
- 18:15
Claim Impeachment proceedings begin against Pete Hegseth
Trump said the US was ready and loaded if the Middle East situation developed, but thought further strikes were unlikely.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 18:15-18:23
- 18:49
- 25:47
- 28:16 Story begins Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
- 28:17
Claim Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
The winner of the 2026 Booker Prize for Fiction is due to be revealed at a live ceremony at Old Billingsgate in London on Monday.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 28:17-28:20
- 28:20
Claim Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
M. John Harrison won the 2026 Booker Prize for his dystopian novel The End of Everything and, at 81, became the prize's oldest winner.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 28:20-28:30
- 28:36
Claim Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
The shortlist included former winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart and three-time nominee Elizabeth Strout.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 28:36-28:42
- 28:42
Claim Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
M. John Harrison started writing in the 1960s.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 28:42-28:46
- 28:59
Claim Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
M. John Harrison said he was surprised to win.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 28:59-29:02
- 29:57
Claim Booker Prize winner to be announced under Mary Beard
The winner will receive £50,000.
BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 9 November 2026, 29:57-30:01
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