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The programme opened with an exclusive interview with former counter-terrorism detective David Campbell, who questioned Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi man arrested in Birmingham ten days after the 9/11 attacks. Campbell claims the FBI withheld evidence that could have led to al-Bayoumi's extradition, including footage of him near the Capitol and an aircraft calculation sketch. The FBI declined to comment, while Saudi Arabia has denied involvement.

Reform UK was reported to police after undercover journalists posing as foreign donors filmed senior figures, including Nigel Farage, discussing donations and funding opinion polls. The party denies wrongdoing, and its conference continues in Birmingham. Separately, President Macron visited Downing Street to discuss small boats with Prime Minister Burnham, with a deployment of 45 more French police officers announced. The Green Party leader Zak Polanski is seeking to stand in Starmer's former seat.

In Nepal and Tibet, families held cremations using effigies for victims of last week's flash floods, with over 4,000 missing and at least 1,200 dead. The UN said climate change is making El Nino effects stronger, predicting a wetter autumn. FIFA accused UEFA of a smear campaign over a failed World Cup plan. Gloria Steinem, the feminist activist, died at 92, with tributes from Hillary Clinton and the Duchess of Sussex.

  1. 0:00
  2. 9:18
  3. 10:02

    Claim Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council

    The Liberal Democrats reported Reform UK to the police over the undercover footage.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 10:02-10:16

  4. 10:11

    Claim Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council

    Farage said he believed he had broken no rules and done nothing wrong.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 10:11-10:16

  5. 12:28

    Claim Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council

    Reform UK admitted it had been a tricky period as the conference began.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 12:28-12:38

  6. 15:22

    Contested quote Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council

    that because the polling was not for internal party use and because that £500,000 donation that was discussed was never received, they are saying that no offence has been committed. But the questions are going to keep coming, and there is a suspicion also that Reform is just a party that is playing fast and loose with the rules.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 15:22-15:29

  7. 15:30

    Contested quote Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council

    was never received, they are saying that no offence has been committed. But the questions are going to keep coming, and there is a suspicion also that Reform is just a party that is playing fast and loose with the rules. I understand over the summer Nigel Farage was considering whether he really wanted to continue as leader.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 15:30-15:38

  8. 15:56
  9. 19:20
  10. 22:57
  11. 23:51

    Claim Gloria Steinem, feminist icon, dies aged 92

    The woman had an abortion in 1957, before it was legal, and later campaigned to change the law.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 23:51-23:59

  12. 25:34

    Claim

    The woman addressed the Women's March in 2017, the day after President Trump's first inauguration.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 25:34-25:42

  13. 25:48

    Claim

    The woman co-founded Ms. magazine.

    ITV, ITV News at Ten, 3 September 2026, 25:48-26:06

  14. 26:45

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