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Sunday 4 October 2026 · 18:00 BST · 1h · 9 stories · 15 annotated moments · 54 of 60 min on news stories (90%)
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The opening headlines covered the Green Party passing a motion at its Brighton conference defining Zionism as racist by 1,022 votes to 813, with Israel accusing the party of giving legitimacy to terrorism. They also covered Kemi Badenoch opening the Conservative conference by saying the party would win the next election through key principles and turn Britain around as Margaret Thatcher did, and promising to restore free childcare to high earners while criticising the £100,000 cliff edge. Protesters were reported to be mobilising in Hampshire over fears a migrant dinghy was heading to the coast after setting off from Cherbourg and nearing a point east of the Isle of Wight, with police in Portsmouth and a Reform UK councillor claiming migrants would be taken to Gosport. The headlines further reported that Prime Minister Andy Burnham had scrapped plans to reduce jury trials, brought under Keir Starmer, which had aimed to ease a backlog of more than 80,000 cases; only some fraud and financial offences would now be eligible for judge-only trials.
In the programme, Justice Secretary Alex Norris was asked about early prisoner releases, saying they were under licence with significant controls and that rape, child sex offences and those who had taken life had been removed, while measures such as tagging, exclusion zones and restriction zones addressed domestic abuse victims' concerns. He said he would not take part in the planned October 7 pro-Palestinian march and found the timing hard to understand, but noted marches are governed by legislation and police processes; he denied Cabinet conflict over immigration and said the Brexit debate would be addressed later by the Prime Minister. Shadow Education Secretary Laura Trott discussed scrapping the £100,000 childcare cliff edge, possible inheritance tax changes, welfare and ADHD/PIP, plans for 50,000 prison places funded by cutting foreign aid to 0.1% of gross national income, and opposition to any EU rejoin move. Reform UK's Richard Tice said his party would campaign against rejoining the EU, commented on the Blackpool by-election and Restore, set out priorities including lifting the income tax threshold and scrapping net zero, and criticised Kemi Badenoch over claims about her CV.
Former Defence Secretary Liam Fox then discussed the threat from Iran after a suspected incident at RAF Fairford and a terrorism case in Manchester, saying the security services understood the danger from Iran and its proxies but that the threat had been underplayed publicly, with Marco Rubio speaking more about it than the British prime minister. He said politicians should be asked whether they accept Israel's right to exist and defend itself, described anti-Zionist rhetoric as hypocritical, and called the planned October 7 pro-Palestinian march grotesque in timing and deeply un-British. He also warned that uncontrolled migration could allow hostile actors into the UK, said legal migration was the larger problem, and argued that Russia was the biggest threat to European security, Iran to the global economy and China in the longer term, citing failures of deterrence after Georgia in 2008 and Crimea in 2014.
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Claim Third October 7 attacks anniversary marked with memorials and protests
Green Party members passed a motion at their Brighton conference defining Zionism as racist.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 0:29-0:36
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Claim Kemi Badenoch plans to scrap £100,000 free childcare cap as Tory conference opens
Kemi Badenoch said she would scrap the cap on free childcare so families with someone earning over £100,000 a year can get it.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 1:17-1:24
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Contested quote Kemi Badenoch plans to scrap £100,000 free childcare cap as Tory conference opens
It comes after Kemi Badenoch promised to restore free childcare to high earners if she wins the next election. The Conservative leader has criticised what she calls the absurd cliff edge rules that leave working parents thousands of pounds worse off when their salary exceeds 100,000 pounds. Since September last year, working parents are entitled to 30 hours of government-funded or tax-free childcare,
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 1:24-1:35
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Claim Kemi Badenoch plans to scrap £100,000 free childcare cap as Tory conference opens
Current childcare support is means-tested: working parents qualify for 30 hours only below the income threshold, and families lose support entirely if either parent earns over £100,000 a year.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 1:35-1:45
- 1:48 Story begins Protests in Gosport as about 150 migrants arrive
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Claim Protests in Gosport as about 150 migrants arrive
Around 200 anti-migrant protesters gathered in Gosport after reports that the boat or around 60 asylum seekers would be brought there.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 1:48-1:56
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Claim Protests in Gosport as about 150 migrants arrive
A migrant dinghy left the Normandy coast and was being monitored by a French coast guard vessel near the Channel boundary.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 1:56-2:09
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Claim Protests in Gosport as about 150 migrants arrive
A small boat carrying around 51 migrants, with one report of 60, was picked up after more than 33 hours at sea and taken to Dover rather than Gosport.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 1:56-2:01
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Claim Protests in Gosport as about 150 migrants arrive
Around 200 anti-migrant protesters gathered in Gosport after reports that the boat or around 60 asylum seekers would be brought there.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 2:14-2:22
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Claim Alex Norris scraps judge-only trials as court backlog set to keep rising
The government scrapped plans to allow some criminal trials in England and Wales to be heard without a jury.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 2:23-2:28
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Claim Alex Norris scraps judge-only trials as court backlog set to keep rising
The plans faced criticism from MPs and legal professionals over fairness.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 2:43-2:49
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Claim Alex Norris scraps judge-only trials as court backlog set to keep rising
Under the revised approach, only complex or lengthy fraud and financial cases would be heard by a judge alone without a jury.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 2:49-2:54
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Claim Third October 7 attacks anniversary marked with memorials and protests
A pro-Palestinian march is planned for October 7.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 7:41-7:56
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Claim Third October 7 attacks anniversary marked with memorials and protests
Justice Secretary Alex Norris said marches are assessed on their merits and urged thoughtfulness about timing and routing.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 8:14-8:22
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Claim Andy Burnham comments on Brexit status quo and EU ties
During an interview, it was stated that Andy Burnham's Makerfield constituency voted 65 percent to leave the EU.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 10:53-10:57
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Claim Andy Burnham comments on Brexit status quo and EU ties
The interviewer claimed the Prime Minister wants the UK to rejoin the EU and is considering reversing the referendum, possibly through a second vote.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 4 October 2026, 12:45-12:55
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- 46:12 Story begins Liam Fox says UK media underplays Iran terror threat
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