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New: Farage
Wednesday 14 October 2026 · 19:00 BST · 1h · 5 stories · 13 annotated moments · 32 of 60 min on news stories (53%)
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The news bulletin reported that the Prime Minister welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Downing Street after Donald Trump's diesel deal with Russia, that Andy Burnham announced the UK was accelerating delivery of British-made air defences and was expected to pledge further sanctions on Moscow, and that Zelensky said Ukraine was ready for any kind of ceasefire and thanked the King for his support. It also reported the prosecution opening in the Russell Brand trial, where he denied charges including rape and sexual assault, and Kemi Badenoch accusing the Prime Minister at PMQs of doing Russia's dirty work over his comments on interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum, with the Prime Minister citing incontrovertible evidence of outside interference. The bulletin further reported that the King was writing to the Pope after the Pontiff's lung cancer diagnosis and surgery, with Pope Leo expected to remain in hospital for a week.
In the programme, Nigel Farage discussed Kemi Badenoch's criticism of him over Chagos, saying he opposed transferring sovereignty to Mauritius and wanted to secure US use of Diego Garcia in perpetuity while asking the US to stop making unhelpful comments about the Falklands. He cited a US official saying his remarks were about the Diego Garcia base rather than giving away Chagos, and a Chagossian campaigner saying the Conservatives could not be trusted and that Farage had the Chagossians at heart. Harry Cole described US administration concern about the base and about domestic politics entering national security. The programme then examined figures showing four in five new jobs over the last decade were filled by migrants, along with common baby surnames and demographic change, and debated training, welfare, low-paid work, integration, and illegal immigration including street anger and small-boat crossings.
The programme also covered a survey suggesting three in ten wealthy Britons were considering leaving the UK over tax fears, with discussion of non-dom rules, retrospective taxes, and HMRC figures on wealthy departures. It noted the forthcoming fifth anniversary of Sir David Amess's murder amid a discussion of political violence and protection for MPs. Finally, it examined the Troubles Bill, where the Northern Ireland Veterans Commissioner and a solicitor warned that new amendments could allow reinvestigations of veterans, and the panel discussed a statute of limitations, new and compelling evidence, and cases including Soldiers A and C over the 1972 shooting of Joe McCann and the long-running Soldier B litigation.
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Claim Farage denies Chagos swap claim as US officials criticise Badenoch
Nigel Farage stated he would secure Diego Garcia for the US permanently and abandon the surrender agreement if the US ceased discussing the Falklands.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 5:53-6:02
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Claim Farage denies Chagos swap claim as US officials criticise Badenoch
A senior Trump administration official said Farage's remarks were not interpreted as giving away the Chagos Islands and accused critics of spreading fake news.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 6:24-6:31
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Claim Farage denies Chagos swap claim as US officials criticise Badenoch
A Chagossian representative said the Conservatives could not be trusted, backed Farage, and suggested US use of Diego Garcia alongside a British Chagossian population and the rest of Chagos under the Crown.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 7:02-7:11
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Claim Report says four in five new UK jobs went to foreign nationals
Net migration reached a record 907,000 in 2023.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 26:12-26:21
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Claim Survey finds wealthy Britons consider leaving UK over tax
A Saltus survey indicated that three in ten wealthy Britons were considering leaving the UK over tax concerns.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 35:36-35:44
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Claim Survey finds wealthy Britons consider leaving UK over tax
HMRC figures showed a 0.5% decline in the number of wealthy non-domiciled residents.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 36:07-36:14
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Claim Survey finds wealthy Britons consider leaving UK over tax
About 24,000 millionaires had left the UK, equivalent to roughly 1% of the total.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 36:21-36:25
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Claim Fifth anniversary of David Amess murder renews debate over MP safety
Two sitting MPs have been killed.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 40:35-40:38
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Claim Fifth anniversary of David Amess murder renews debate over MP safety
The Home Secretary discussed extending security protection beyond Parliament.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 40:45-40:53
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Claim Fifth anniversary of David Amess murder renews debate over MP safety
The fifth anniversary of the murder of David Amess is due tomorrow.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 41:18-41:25
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Claim Troubles Bill amendments risk reopening ex-servicemen investigations, veterans commissioner warns
The Northern Ireland Veterans Commissioner warned that the amendments could lead to reinvestigation of long-closed cases.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 47:16-47:25
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Claim Troubles Bill amendments risk reopening ex-servicemen investigations, veterans commissioner warns
The amendments would create a legacy commission allowing victims or close relatives to refer cases, with its director able to reinvestigate matters deemed essential.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 48:21-48:32
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Claim Troubles Bill amendments risk reopening ex-servicemen investigations, veterans commissioner warns
Philip Barden proposed that reinvestigation should only proceed with new and compelling evidence certified by a judge outside Northern Ireland.
GB News, New: Farage, 14 October 2026, 51:22-51:35
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