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Andy Burnham was officially confirmed as Labour's new leader, pledging to be a leader for all parts of the UK and promising a cabinet that reflects all shades of the party. He outlined five changes, including building a culture of one Labour team, a new politics, a distinctively Labour direction, representing all regions, and devolving power from Westminster. Burnham will become Prime Minister on Monday, with removal vans spotted outside Downing Street. He claimed his premiership would mark the most significant political change in 40 years, though opinion polls show a fragile rise in Labour's vote share, and he faces challenges including massive government debt and rising interest rates linked to Trump's war in Iran.

The United States launched fresh airstrikes on Iran, hitting bridges and a power plant to degrade Tehran's military capabilities, while Iran responded with missiles towards US allies. An Iranian general warned of a full-scale offensive if US attacks continue. President Trump avoided cameras and addressed the nation with discredited election claims, as his war and peace efforts face growing political jeopardy ahead of midterm elections. In other news, Kiran Kaur was sentenced to three years for concealing the knife used by her son in a murder. Separately, Daniel Sean James appeared in court charged with the murder of Kiran Dipkor, a 24-year-old student from India who was stabbed to death while asleep in her bed in West London; her family in India only learned of her death today.

Spanish emergency crews battled two major wildfires on the northern outskirts of Madrid and another in Zaragoza, where six villages were evacuated in the country's largest fire of the year, scorching tens of thousands of acres. The death was announced of actress Brenda Fricker, the first Irish woman to win an acting Oscar, aged 81. West Indies cricket great Sir Gary Sobers died aged 89, remembered as the greatest all-rounder and a national hero of Barbados. The Bayeux Tapestry has been loaned to the British Museum for the first time in nearly 960 years, on display from September until next July.

  1. 0:20
  2. 3:41

    Claim PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum

    Burnham said his election represents the most important change in British politics for 40 years.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 3:41-3:53

  3. 11:04
  4. 11:17

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    The US military conducted further airstrikes on Iran for the seventh consecutive night.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 11:17-11:22

  5. 11:17

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    The US hit 170 Iranian targets over 48 hours, mainly near the Strait of Hormuz.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 11:17-11:26

  6. 11:26

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    Iran retaliated with drone attacks on US military sites in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 11:26-11:31

  7. 11:26

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    Iranian airstrikes damaged a power station and water desalination plants in Kuwait.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 11:26-11:31

  8. 11:59

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    Iran retaliated with drone attacks on US military sites in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 11:59-12:08

  9. 12:14

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    Iran warned it would attack American military assets and an Iranian general warned of a full-scale offensive if US attacks continue.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 12:14-12:18

  10. 12:14

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    Iran warned it would attack American military assets and an Iranian general warned of a full-scale offensive if US attacks continue.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 12:14-12:18

  11. 12:14

    Claim US launches eighth night of airstrikes on Iran

    Iran warned it would attack American military assets and an Iranian general warned of a full-scale offensive if US attacks continue.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 12:14-12:21

  12. 14:35
  13. 16:41

    Claim Woman stabbed to death in her bed in West London, suspect charged

    Daniel Sean James was charged with murder and attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a man in the street before the attack.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 16:41-16:51

  14. 17:25
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  15. 21:47
  16. 23:50
  17. 24:24
  18. 24:36

    Claim West Indies cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers dies at 89

    Sir Garfield Sobers died at the age of 89.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 24:36-24:40

  19. 27:07
  20. 28:10

    Claim England beats France in World Cup third place match

    Lionel Messi leads the Golden Boot race with eight goals; Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are still in contention.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 28:10-28:23

  21. 28:10

    Claim England beats France in World Cup third place match

    Lionel Messi leads the Golden Boot race with eight goals; Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are still in contention.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 28:10-28:23

  22. 28:23

    Claim England beats France in World Cup third place match

    There could be empty seats and few England fans at the match.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 28:23-28:36

  23. 28:23

    Claim England beats France in World Cup third place match

    There could be empty seats and few England fans at the match.

    ITV1 HD, ITV News at Ten, 17 July 2026, 28:23-28:36

  24. 29:01

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