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Sunday 11 October 2026 · 18:00 BST · 1h · 5 stories · 15 annotated moments · 50 of 60 min on news stories (83%)
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The broadcast opened with a bulletin in which Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia under which both sides would halt strikes on all energy infrastructure, including oil refineries. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said the UK stands with President Zelensky after Trump called for him to go following Zelensky's criticism of a US diesel deal with Russia, and Streeting told GB News that Britain does not support the US decision on diesel. Yemen's Houthis warned airlines and passengers against using Saudi airports and airspace after an attack on Riyadh's international airport killed 12 and injured more than 300, including a US national; Trump said the attack was terrible and was considering joining Saudi strikes. The Pope was to undergo surgery after a small lung growth was found during a health check; Pope Leo told pilgrims it was well contained and caught early, with the Vatican expecting about a week's recovery. Yorkshire Wildlife Park remained closed after a man climbed into a tiger enclosure and was fatally attacked; the park said the tiger would not be euthanised and was safe and well.
In the first interview, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting discussed defence spending, saying the government was increasing it at the highest sustained level since the Cold War and that the Chancellor would set out a path to 3.5% of GDP at the spending review, while disputing that the government would stop at 2.7%. He also addressed photo ID for elections, the US diesel deal and Trump's comments on Zelensky, saying it is for Ukraine to choose its leadership and that UK support for Zelensky is unwavering. On the Chagos deal, he said the UK was working with the US and Mauritius on changes that everyone could live with because the Diego Garcia base was vital to UK national security, and on EU relations he said Brexit had come at a great cost but that rejoining was not an on-and-off switch. Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith then set out five tests for John Healey's Budget, acknowledged past Conservative failures, and argued for fiscal responsibility, welfare reductions, defence funding and tax cuts, citing 71 billion pounds of proposed savings and measures including reducing stamp duty and inheritance tax.
Reform UK MP Andrew Rosindell responded to Robert Jenrick's criticism of Kemi Badenoch and the Conservatives, saying his party was appealing to working people across both traditional Blue Wall and Red Wall areas, though support was patchy, and that he had urged Kemi Badenoch to work with Nigel Farage. He said it was up to Ukraine to decide its leadership, that he had no time for Putin, and that the US diesel deal was a matter for America. Finally, Green Party activist Michael Wakelin-Green discussed a motion on Zionism, saying he supported it and a proposed amendment, argued that Zionism as practised by Israel's leadership was racist and colonial, and backed a single democratic state in historic Palestine with equal rights. He rejected the charge that the motion was anti-Semitic, while the interviewer raised a referral to the Equality and Human Rights Commission and criticism from the Jewish Greens.
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Claim Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire as Zelensky sets election terms
Trump announced an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine and warned against violations.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 0:08-0:41
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Claim Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire as Zelensky sets election terms
The UK government reiterated support for Zelensky and distanced itself from the Trump-Putin diesel deal.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 1:18-1:29
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Claim Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire as Zelensky sets election terms
The UK defence secretary said Ukraine should choose its own leadership.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 1:29-1:34
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Contested quote Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
Absolutely, because I believe that we need to invest more in our defence but I also know that the Chancellor and the Prime Minister share that commitment too. Now I put this to you Mr Streeting because you're not going to get to 3% of GDP are you? In fact the Government's own figures suggest you will only get to 2.7% by the end of this Parliament. So where's your P45?
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 4:20-4:31
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Charged quote Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
Now I put this to you Mr Streeting because you're not going to get to 3% of GDP are you? In fact the Government's own figures suggest you will only get to 2.7% by the end of this Parliament. So where's your P45? Well last time we had that exchange we generated between us a whole bunch of front pages threatening
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 4:31-4:36
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Charged quote Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
said that you could now only get to 3% by 2035. He said that at PMQs and I was watching. So you've actually moved away from the 2030 target altogether which is why John Healey resigned. So on that basis you should probably also resign. Second of all we're now reading according to the Times that the defence spending review has been postponed
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 5:33-5:37
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Claim Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
The Times reported the defence spending review was postponed from next spring to next autumn; Streeting said no date had been announced.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 5:37-5:48
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Claim Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
Wes Streeting declined to commit to spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030, saying the chancellor would set out the path next year and that an unfunded commitment would raise borrowing costs.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 5:56-6:09
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Contested quote Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
government's current published figures show that NATO defence spending of 2.6% of GDP will happen this year rising to 2.7% over the next three years. So you're only getting to 2.7% by 2030 right now. That's the truth of this situation that you don't seem to want to accept. Which then begs the question
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 8:23-8:29
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Charged quote Defence Secretary refuses to commit to 3% GDP defence target
So you're only getting to 2.7% by 2030 right now. That's the truth of this situation that you don't seem to want to accept. Which then begs the question why did John Healey resign? John Healey resigned because you wouldn't get to 3% by 2030 and now he's a Chancellor presiding over 2.7%! Well hang on a second because when we came in defence spending was at 2.3%
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 8:32-8:43
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Claim Griffith sets out £71bn savings and five fiscal tests amid Tory credibility questions
Griffith said half of the savings package would go to reducing the deficit.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 23:53-23:57
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Claim Griffith sets out £71bn savings and five fiscal tests amid Tory credibility questions
Griffith cited a £71 billion savings package for a Conservative government, about 4.5% of total government spending.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 25:59-26:04
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Claim Rosindell says Badenoch refused to talk to Farage as he urges right-wing unity
Robert Jenrick criticised Kemi Badenoch and said the Conservatives represented millionaires rather than Mansfield.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 32:18-32:26
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Claim Rosindell says Badenoch refused to talk to Farage as he urges right-wing unity
Andrew Rosindell said Kemi Badenoch told him she would not speak to Nigel Farage, and that he urged her to talk to Farage and align policy.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 38:06-38:11
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Claim Rosindell says Badenoch refused to talk to Farage as he urges right-wing unity
Andrew Rosindell said Kemi Badenoch told him she would not speak to Nigel Farage, and that he urged her to talk to Farage and align policy.
GB News, New: The Camilla Tominey Show..., 11 October 2026, 38:14-38:18
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