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ITV News at Ten
Monday 2 November 2026 · 22:00 GMT · 30m · 6 stories · 13 annotated moments · 26 of 30 min on news stories (88%)
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An overwhelmingly UK-focused bulletin was led by Hampshire Police's admission that they failed Henry Nowak, after his family alleged they were manipulated, and that story took 15 minutes 43 seconds. It was just under half the 32 minutes 17 seconds given to the six listed stories. The US midterms took 7 minutes 6 seconds, while the other four items ran between 55 seconds and 3 minutes 4 seconds.
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- 4:03
Henry Nowak, young student
- 11:45
Alex Chalk, Former Justice Minister
- 16:18
Home Secretary, Home Secretary
- 17:21
Hampshire police, police
- 17:31
Independent Office for Police Conduct, the police watchdog
- 23:28
Andy Burnham, Prime Minister
- 26:06
Donald Trump, President
- 27:27
Josh Turek, multi-gold medal-winning Paralympian basketball player
- 35:42
Karl Bushby, adventurer, former paratrooper
- 2:33
- 18:21
- 20:49
- 22:17
Claim Mahmood cuts care worker settlement wait to five years
Shabana Mahmood proposed extending the wait for indefinite leave to remain to as much as 10 or 15 years for some people, with retrospective application causing tension among Labour MPs.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 22:17-22:25
- 22:48
Claim Mahmood cuts care worker settlement wait to five years
Chris Philp said low-skilled migrants on temporary visas should leave when their visas expire.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 22:48-22:58
- 23:03
Claim Mahmood cuts care worker settlement wait to five years
Criticism within Labour focused on the effect on care workers and on the fairness of changing the rules after people had arrived.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 23:03-23:14
- 24:49
- 25:10
Claim Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
Polling suggested Democrats could make substantial gains against Trump's Republican Party, including control of the House and possibly the Senate, though the outcome was uncertain.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 25:10-25:18
- 25:18
Claim Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
Democrats need to flip four Republican-held Senate seats to win control of the Senate.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 25:18-25:25
- 25:55
Charged quote Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
In a moment, we'll be live in two key states, Texas and Michigan. First, though, Dan sums up the final day of campaigning. In front of the reflecting poll, which is emblematic of his mismanagement, today Donald Trump delivered not a resounding message, but a rambling series of digressions. The vandals went to work, but we also went to work on the vandals.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 25:55-26:06
- 25:55
Claim Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
Trump was scheduled to give his final campaign speech at the Reflecting Pool in front of the Washington Monument.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 25:55-26:06
- 26:18
Charged quote Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
I actually fixed 83 statues. At the spot where Martin Luther King set out his dream, today Trump warned of a nightmare. The Democrat party has nominated the most extreme and dangerous slate of candidates in American history. These are the most dangerous candidates ever put up. The poll's renovation cost seven times the initial estimate and was beset with problems.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 26:18-26:24
- 26:29
Claim Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
The renovation of the Reflecting Pool was reported to have cost seven times its original estimate.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 26:29-26:34
- 30:48
Charged quote Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
Robert, do you think this last-minute infighting is going to make any difference? Well, I think what's clear, Tom, is that no candidate wants to spend the final hours of their campaign involved in a sort of intra-party feud filled with acrimony and recriminations. That's what's happening here. Abdul El-Sayed is expected here in a few minutes' time
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 30:48-30:59
- 31:06
Claim Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
Haley Stevens endorsed Mike Rogers in the US Senate race.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 31:06-31:17
- 31:37
Charged quote Trump makes closing pitch as US midterms enter final day
on the concerns of ordinary Michiganders, namely the cost of living here. But I think the big question now, the overarching question in some ways, is whether Islamophobia will now be the issue that is decisive in this Senate race. It was once a whisper. Now, that question is very much out in the open.
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 31:37-31:48
- 31:57 Story begins King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
- 32:03
Charged quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
Now, if the King was privately hacked off about his trip to the Caribbean, you could hardly blame him. He's been banned for apologising for slavery by our own government, which is the one thing many of his hosts want to hear. It does make you wonder why he was ever sent, but it might also explain why he looked less than happy
ITV, ITV News at Ten, 2 November 2026, 32:03-32:09
- 35:00 Story begins Karl Bushby nears end of 28-year world walk
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