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A short, domestic-led bulletin led by the King's forthcoming slavery speech after the Prime Minister ruled out financial liability. That lead item took 46 seconds of the 84 seconds of news airtime. The remaining 38 seconds went to violent cost-of-living protests in Germany and France, making the bulletin a mix of royal politics and European unrest.

  1. 0:00
  2. 0:07

    Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

    Chancellor John Healey said apologising would not make British people financially responsible for historic wrongs.

    ITV, ITV News, 1 November 2026, 0:07-0:17

  3. 0:17

    Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

    Royal sources said they were informed promptly about the Prime Minister's comments but would not say whether the King was consulted.

    ITV, ITV News, 1 November 2026, 0:17-0:34

  4. 0:48
  5. 0:54

    Claim German youth protests turn violent as cost-of-living unrest spreads across Europe

    Youth-led protests organised by Gen Z's Got This took place in more than 30 German cities.

    ITV, ITV News, 1 November 2026, 0:54-1:05

  6. 1:00

    Claim German youth protests turn violent as cost-of-living unrest spreads across Europe

    Shops were looted in Frankfurt during the protests, including a gun store.

    ITV, ITV News, 1 November 2026, 1:00-1:12

  7. 1:05

    Claim German youth protests turn violent as cost-of-living unrest spreads across Europe

    Around 320,000 people took to the streets in towns and cities across France.

    ITV, ITV News, 1 November 2026, 1:05-1:18

  8. 1:26
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