Broadcast Prism — GB News: Farage — Wednesday 11 November 2026

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A mostly domestic bulletin led with a 32-second report on a US Army soldier arrested near Gloucester on suspicion of spying for Russia. David Walliams's grooming allegations dominated at 46 seconds, the longest item. Prison releases took 32 seconds, with Russell Brand at 22 seconds and Conservative welfare plans at 17 seconds.

Running order

1:33 US soldier held on suspicion of spying for Russia as Kremlin denies link · 32s
A 41-year-old US Army soldier was arrested near Gloucester by counter-terrorism police on suspicion of offences under the National Security Act 2023 linked to Russia, with searches at two locations.
2:06 Met Police team reviews David Walliams allegations as more women speak out · 46s
David Walliams denied grooming allegations involving girls as young as 15 after an injunction was lifted, and Labour was understood to have suspended him while his literary agency dropped him.
2:53 More people come forward to police after Russell Brand jailed for ten and a half years · 22s
The Metropolitan Police said several people contacted detectives with new information or possible offences after Russell Brand was jailed for ten and a half years for rape and sexual assault.
3:16 Around 650 prisoners freed in third early release wave · 32s
About 650 prisoners, including violent offenders, were freed in a third early release wave after serving as little as a third of their sentences, taking the total to around 2,000.
3:50 Badenoch sets out £36bn welfare cut plan targeting disability and foreign claims · 17s
Kemi Badenoch set out Conservative plans to cut £36 billion a year from benefits with tougher disability payments, restrictions on foreign nationals and the return of the two-child benefit cap.

1:33
Story begins US soldier held on suspicion of spying for Russia as Kremlin denies link
1:36

Claim US soldier held on suspicion of spying for Russia as Kremlin denies link

A 41-year-old man described as a senior soldier was arrested near Gloucester on suspicion of offences under the National Security Act 2023 after being reported to possess sensitive information.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 1:36-1:46
1:46

Claim US soldier held on suspicion of spying for Russia as Kremlin denies link

The alleged offences fell under sections 1 and 3 of the National Security Act, covering disclosure of sensitive information and working for a foreign intelligence service.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 1:46-1:53
1:46

Claim US soldier held on suspicion of spying for Russia as Kremlin denies link

Police searched two locations in Gloucestershire in connection with the arrest.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 1:46-1:59
2:06
Story begins Met Police team reviews David Walliams allegations as more women speak out
2:36

Claim Met Police team reviews David Walliams allegations as more women speak out

Walliams was dropped by his literary agency.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 2:36-2:41
2:42

Claim Met Police team reviews David Walliams allegations as more women speak out

The BBC said it was processing some programmes, including Little Britain.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 2:42-2:47
2:48

Claim Met Police team reviews David Walliams allegations as more women speak out

The Met Police urged anyone affected by the allegations to come forward.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 2:48-2:52
2:53
Story begins More people come forward to police after Russell Brand jailed for ten and a half years
2:53

Claim More people come forward to police after Russell Brand jailed for ten and a half years

Reports said additional women had made or were suspected of allegations against Russell Brand, including two rape allegations under police investigation and at least 10 more suspected victims.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 2:53-3:04
3:16
Story begins Around 650 prisoners freed in third early release wave
3:26

Claim Around 650 prisoners freed in third early release wave

Hundreds more prisoners were due to be released from jails in England and Wales under the early release scheme.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 3:26-3:32
3:26

Claim Around 650 prisoners freed in third early release wave

The new rules mean some prisoners will serve a third of their sentence instead of half.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 3:26-3:32
3:32

Claim Around 650 prisoners freed in third early release wave

The releases are the third wave of the early release scheme, bringing the total released to around 2,000 since it began last month.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 3:32-3:39
3:43

Claim Around 650 prisoners freed in third early release wave

Victims' groups expressed concerns over public safety and offender monitoring.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 3:43-3:48
3:50
Story begins Badenoch sets out £36bn welfare cut plan targeting disability and foreign claims
3:50

Claim Badenoch sets out £36bn welfare cut plan targeting disability and foreign claims

Badenoch defended a £36bn welfare cut and dismissed Reform UK's £50bn figure as arbitrary.

GB News, Farage, 11 November 2026, 3:50-3:56
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