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A policy-heavy bulletin led with the UK-EU draft deal to remove post-Brexit food checks, which got the longest single treatment at 15 minutes 34 seconds. Domestic economic and immigration debates dominated the rest of the airtime, with the landlord tax rise taking 11 minutes 34 seconds and the care worker settlement row 10 minutes 22 seconds. The final item on Labour ending Green power-sharing in 11 councils got 4 minutes 28 seconds.

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  1. 1:41
  2. 3:30

    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 Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 3:30-3:44

  3. 3:48

    Claim Draft UK-EU deal to remove food border checks

    The proposed deal included a veterinary agreement, an emissions trading deal and a youth experience scheme, with the youth scheme not finalised and some figures unresolved.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 3:48-3:58

  4. 4:48

    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 Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 4:48-4:52

  5. 17:20
  6. 17:59

    Claim Mahmood cuts care worker settlement wait to five years

    Tom Tugendhat said Shabana Mahmood had claimed in March that ending the five-year ILR route for the care sector would cost the British people 10 billion pounds.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 17:59-18:03

  7. 27:46
  8. 27:49

    Claim Landlords warn 4% tax rise on rental income will push up rents

    The Budget raises tax on rental income by 4% from April 2027.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 27:49-27:59

  9. 28:22

    Claim Landlords warn 4% tax rise on rental income will push up rents

    A landlord said higher costs from the tax rise would be passed on through rent increases.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 28:22-28:26

  10. 33:06

    Claim Landlords warn 4% tax rise on rental income will push up rents

    A Green Party member said the rental income tax rise would only make sense alongside rent controls.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 33:06-33:10

  11. 39:22
  12. 39:27

    Claim Labour ends Green power-sharing in 11 councils over Zionism motion

    Labour pulled out of power-sharing agreements with the Greens in 11 councils, including Sheffield, Warwick and West Devon, over a policy defining Zionism as racism.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 39:27-39:34

  13. 39:58

    Claim Labour ends Green power-sharing in 11 councils over Zionism motion

    Rachel Taylor said Labour asked Green councillors to denounce the Green Party's national position to continue power-sharing.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 39:58-40:11

  14. 42:57

    Claim Labour ends Green power-sharing in 11 councils over Zionism motion

    The Board of Deputies of British Jews declared the Green Party to be a racist party.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 42:57-43:01

  15. 43:44

    Claim Labour ends Green power-sharing in 11 councils over Zionism motion

    Rachel Millward said her council had denounced the motion but Labour councillors were still instructed to leave.

    BBC Two, Politics Live, 3 November 2026, 43:44-43:48

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