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The Prime Minister said he is increasingly confident he can stop the killers of PC Andrew Harper from being released early, despite previously saying they would be eligible. He pledged to keep close to the family, while acknowledging some early releases are needed to prevent the prison system collapsing. The partner of a woman killed by a dangerous driver also expressed anger that the offender could be released early.

In Colombia, the search continued for thousands missing after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that killed at least 179 people. The UK faced an amber heat warning as the Met Office said this summer is set to be the hottest on record, with wildfires burning in South Wales and elsewhere. President Trump was reportedly moved via a catering truck and a decoy plane due to a credible Iranian threat.

The government announced new measures to revive high streets, including tighter controls on vape shops and betting shops. New data showed social media apps were mentioned thousands of times in Childline counselling sessions, with TikTok the most frequent, leading to calls for a ban on under-16s. Ahead of a total solar eclipse, excitement built in Iceland and Majorca, with UK viewers advised on safe viewing.

  1. 2:04
  2. 4:56

    Charged quote PM pledges to keep PC Andrew Harper's killers in prison

    That's only a few hundred inmates, amongst them Cole and Bowers. Do you believe the Prime Minister, when he says he's confident these guys, will be kept inside longer? Everybody involved in this, especially the family, are in emotional turmoil with these changes. So as much as I want to be supportive, and I am supportive of the change that he is trying to make,

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 4:56-5:03

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  5. 14:24

    Claim UK set for hottest summer on record with amber heat warning

    The Met Office issued a rare amber extreme heat warning for Thursday, with temperatures up to 38°C.

    ITV1 HD, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 14:24-14:33

  6. 15:30

    Charged quote UK set for hottest summer on record with amber heat warning

    And not far from where Ruth is on Barry Island, one of the summer's biggest wildfires is still raging near an important reservoir in South Wales. Many parts of England and Wales are tinderbox dry after months of heat and drought. In South Wales, fire services are stretched to the limit by a huge blaze

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 15:30-15:36

  7. 15:36

    Charged quote UK set for hottest summer on record with amber heat warning

    one of the summer's biggest wildfires is still raging near an important reservoir in South Wales. Many parts of England and Wales are tinderbox dry after months of heat and drought. In South Wales, fire services are stretched to the limit by a huge blaze around the Clanganida Reservoir near Ebbw Vale.

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 15:36-15:40

  8. 16:52

    Charged quote UK set for hottest summer on record with amber heat warning

    and the dry weather continues, it could get worse. As Britain braces for yet another heatwave, resources are already stretched. Under a baking sun, firefighters toiled for a fourth day to bring this huge blaze under control. All weekend, they've been digging a trench around the fire. Now complete, it's being continually supplied with water and is contained.

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 16:52-16:56

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  11. 22:58

    Charged quote Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    Everything Yogurt from Ocado, the online supermarket. Hello and welcome back. Details have emerged tonight of an extraordinary secret operation to protect President Donald Trump as he travelled home from a summit last month. It's being reported that it happened after his security team learned of an apparently credible Iranian assassination threat.

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 22:58-23:08

  12. 23:30

    Charged quote Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    involved his Air Force One jet, a smaller military plane and a catering truck. John Ray has the story. It is a strange story of the world's most powerful man, three presidential planes and a top secret mission to foil an attempt on his life. After last month's NATO summit in Turkey, Donald Trump left in an old version of Air Force One

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 23:30-23:41

  13. 23:42

    Claim Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    Trump left the NATO summit covertly, with reports of a military flight and a catering vehicle, while the White House said he was on Air Force One.

    ITV1 HD, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 23:42-23:55

  14. 23:58

    Charged quote Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    and rather than turn to the executive suite, stepped instead off a side door and into a catering van. There, the commander in chief, perhaps hidden amid the ready meals and away from the cameras, was driven off to a second US military plane. All, according to US reports, to evade what's called a credible Iranian threat.

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 23:58-24:11

  15. 24:14

    Claim Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    Trump left the NATO summit covertly, with reports of a military flight and a catering vehicle, while the White House said he was on Air Force One.

    ITV1 HD, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 24:14-24:17

  16. 24:22

    Claim Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    Trump left the NATO summit covertly, with reports of a military flight and a catering vehicle, while the White House said he was on Air Force One.

    ITV1 HD, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 24:22-24:34

  17. 25:00

    Charged quote Trump switches planes over assassination threat

    Well, I have a threat all the time. I'm number one on the list, before you. But if I go, you go. But this suggests the old Air Force One, which flew from Turkey to the UK with White House officials and journalists on board, was used as a decoy. An awkward thought and a question for the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to ignore.

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 25:00-25:11

  18. 26:21

    Contested quote PM unveils plan to tackle subscription traps with auto-renewal rules

    and living life as fully as possible, asking friends and colleagues not to treat her like a sick person. Now, the Prime Minister announced a new drive today to put life back into what he called Britain's hollowed-out high streets. He wants to see a return of real local stores and services instead of the proliferation of places like vape shops and gambling venues.

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 26:21-26:30

  19. 26:26
  20. 27:45

    Contested quote PM unveils plan to tackle subscription traps with auto-renewal rules

    It's something the owner of this shop would support. He's been here ten years. That's going to shut down most of the illegal vape shops, which is they're selling it to kids and selling dodgy stuff, and, you know, that's good, but at least the good people can stay. Tougher powers to shut down shops suspected of illegal activity

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 27:45-27:58

  21. 28:45

    Charged quote PM unveils plan to tackle subscription traps with auto-renewal rules

    If you were starting now, would you open a high street shop? No. Businesses like ours could seriously do with the rights reduction. That would help immensely. Being ignored as a small business, to me, is just unfair. The government's pledged to reform business rates, but in an age of online retail, getting rid of what people don't want

    ITV1, ITV Evening News, 11 August 2026, 28:45-28:50

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