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Newsnight
Wednesday 11 November 2026 · 22:30 GMT · 30m · 2 stories · 6 annotated moments · 27 of 30 min on news stories (91%)
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A media and entertainment abuse bulletin led on the Government's threat to force sectors to join an abuse watchdog, taking 17 minutes 55 seconds. The other 10 minutes 12 seconds went to Labour MP Ashley Dalton, who has terminal cancer, on UK cancer outcomes and the assisted dying bill.
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- 2:55
Kate Smurthwaite, comedian
- 3:09
Zelda Perkins, campaigner
- 3:26
- 18:19
Dermot McNamara, talent agent and publicist
- 2:43
- 2:43
Claim Government pressure on media industry over abuse and NDAs
The government said it was prepared to force reform in entertainment, publishing and media if those sectors did not reform themselves.
BBC Two, Newsnight, 11 November 2026, 2:43-2:49
- 4:14
Claim Government pressure on media industry over abuse and NDAs
Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, will meet broadcasting, publishing, film and entertainment representatives at a roundtable next week.
BBC Two, Newsnight, 11 November 2026, 4:14-4:26
- 4:53
Claim Government pressure on media industry over abuse and NDAs
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority currently has voluntary participation.
BBC Two, Newsnight, 11 November 2026, 4:53-4:59
- 20:38
- 20:43
Claim Terminal cancer MP Ashley Dalton criticises UK cancer outcomes and assisted dying bill
Labour MP for West Lancashire Ashley Dalton has terminal cancer.
BBC Two, Newsnight, 11 November 2026, 20:43-20:48
- 24:31
Claim Terminal cancer MP Ashley Dalton criticises UK cancer outcomes and assisted dying bill
Dalton urged MPs who doubted the assisted dying bill to vote against it or abstain.
BBC Two, Newsnight, 11 November 2026, 24:31-24:37
- 27:17
Claim Terminal cancer MP Ashley Dalton criticises UK cancer outcomes and assisted dying bill
Dalton said the UK had been going backwards on cancer outcomes for around 15 years.
BBC Two, Newsnight, 11 November 2026, 27:17-27:21
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