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Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The
Tuesday 3 November 2026 · 20:00 GMT · 1h · 5 stories · 15 annotated moments · 36 of 60 min on news stories (60%)
Broadcast overview
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A bulletin led by Jacob Rees-Mogg's 10 min 4 s critique of a new EU deal, with the rest of the airtime spread across a Caribbean royal tour, a suspected fridge hack, a horse collision and a dictionary announcement. The King's tour took 8 min 48 s and the collision 7 min 44 s, while the hack got 5 min 49 s and the word of the year 3 min 20 s. The mix was mostly UK and European, with no sport or business item.
On air
People and organisations this broadcast put on air during its news coverage. The channel's own presenters and reporters are not listed. Names as transcribed.
- 8:41
Matthew Lazar, political commentator
- 10:53
Philip Davies, former Conservative MP
- 20:06
Rakib Ehsan, social policy analyst
- 27:49
- 33:55
Ciaran Martin, former chief executive of the National Cyber Security Centre
- 38:24
- 42:54
Tinks Walker, 70-year-old
- 48:27
Alan Hiscox, British Horse Society's director of safety
- 48:38
- 49:36
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- 5:22
- 6:08
Claim Rees-Mogg criticises new EU deal over free movement, payments and energy alignment
The proposed deal would reinstate free movement, permitting around 80,000 overseas students to enter and European criminals to remain in the UK.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 6:08-6:19
- 6:44
Claim Rees-Mogg criticises new EU deal over free movement, payments and energy alignment
The UK would contribute about £450 million towards student fees, equivalent to 50,000 student loans per year for British students.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 6:44-6:55
- 10:17
Claim Rees-Mogg criticises new EU deal over free movement, payments and energy alignment
EU emissions trading costs are higher than UK costs and would increase energy prices.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 10:17-10:23
- 15:26 ~4 min without annotations
- 19:21 Story begins King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
- 19:25
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
The King reminded Commonwealth leaders that the Royal Navy led efforts to end the slave trade.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 19:25-19:31
- 20:28
Charged quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
as opposed to the economic importance. Now, there are various studies and different estimates, but generally if you're talking about the proceeds of slavery-related activities to the total British economy in that time, it is paltry at best. If you're looking at the sugar plantations, there's one study which suggested that sheep farming
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 20:28-20:42
- 20:28
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
Rakib Ehsan argued that slavery's contribution to Britain's economy was small relative to the wider economy.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 20:28-20:42
- 23:55
Charged quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
but the unique bit was that the British were the ones who put it right. Yeah, exactly. The King, I think, hit exactly the right tone. I'm not entirely sure why we have this self-flagellation every few years about slavery and talking about politicians wanting to apologise for something that happened 200 years ago. I think the public can expect politicians to apologise
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 23:55-24:05
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- 33:07
Claim Cyber attack disrupts supermarket fridges across Europe
The head of the National Cyber Security Centre warned that more vigilance was needed.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 33:07-33:12
- 34:05
Claim Cyber attack disrupts supermarket fridges across Europe
It was unclear who was responsible for the attacks.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 34:05-34:15
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- 42:10
- 42:22
Claim Eventer Tinks Walker's horse killed in collision as family criticises police
The thoroughbred Benny was severely injured in the collision and was put down at the roadside.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 42:22-42:27
- 47:21
Claim Eventer Tinks Walker's horse killed in collision as family criticises police
The family said the driver was not breathalysed and her phone was not checked.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 47:21-47:24
- 49:36
Claim Eventer Tinks Walker's horse killed in collision as family criticises police
Wiltshire Police said the driver was reported for careless driving after the collision on Thursday 2 April.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 49:36-49:44
- 49:54
- 50:02
Claim Collins Dictionary names mogging its word of the year
Collins Dictionary selected mogging as its word of the year.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 50:02-50:08
- 50:08
Claim Collins Dictionary names mogging its word of the year
Mogging refers to outshining or outperforming someone or something.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 50:08-50:12
- 50:14
Claim Collins Dictionary names mogging its word of the year
Reports said use of the term 'mogging' increased by 210%.
GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg's State Of The, 3 November 2026, 50:14-50:18
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