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The Wrap With Anna Botting
Monday 14 September 2026 · 22:00 BST · 30m · 4 stories · 15 annotated moments · 26 of 30 min on news stories (87%)
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The programme opened with breaking news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had moved their children to a new school just two days into the autumn term over security concerns. A spokesperson said the decision followed a discussion with the family security team about the practicalities of the current arrangements, and stressed it was not a reflection on the school. The report noted heavy traffic on the school run and an incident involving the family's convoy. It also explained that the independent RAVEC committee, which assesses security needs, has asked the couple for details of their new daily routine, and that a further assessment is being carried out for both Harry and Meghan now they are back in the UK.
President Trump rejected calls for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence as a 'sick conspiracy' that benefits only China, after leaders of America's biggest AI companies had cautioned that a slowdown in the technology's development might be necessary to keep humanity safe. The US correspondent said the AI race is a must-win contest for the US and that Democrats see AI as a political vulnerability ahead of the midterms. Meanwhile, petrol and diesel prices were reported at a four-year high, driven by rising oil prices after the war in Iran pushed oil above $100 a barrel. The data and economics editor explained that attacks on a key Saudi pipeline and lower European gas storage are adding to price pressures, potentially leading to higher inflation and interest rates.
The first ministers of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland held an unprecedented joint news conference, declaring that Westminster's time is coming to an end and signing an agreement to work together on the constitutional futures of their countries. The Scottish first minister said he would be the last prime minister of the United Kingdom, and the Northern Ireland first minister said Westminster does not and will never serve their people well. In response, former Northern Ireland first minister Arlene Foster called the event performative nonsense, arguing that the Northern Ireland first minister had no authority to sign as first minister and that the three nationalist and republican parties were setting out an agenda for the destruction of the United Kingdom.
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
The Sussex children were withdrawn from their new school after two days because of security concerns.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 1:30-1:39
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
The Sussex children were withdrawn from their new school after two days because of security concerns.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 2:03-2:19
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
The Sussex children were withdrawn from their new school after two days because of security concerns.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 2:03-2:19
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
The Sussex children were withdrawn from their new school after two days because of security concerns.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 2:08-2:19
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
The Sussex children were withdrawn from their new school after two days because of security concerns.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 2:08-2:19
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Contested quote Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
put a lot of pressure on the Sussexes' small private security firm. There was also an incident, we are led to believe, involving the convoy they were travelling in, some disruption to that, i.e. the vehicles were supposed to be travelling next to each other. This will not obviously have been a decision taken lightly, not only have they moved lockstop
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 3:14-3:24
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Contested quote Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
if they're not happy with the one they've got, but they can't afford it, they can't do it. They're lobbying hard to get us as taxpayers to fund their security, presumably motorcycle, police outriders, cars provided, it would cost a small fortune. So I think there's a lot of questions I would like to hear from the school,
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 4:09-4:22
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Charged quote Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
despite the fact that they've posted images online on social media about their new life in Britain. I mean, it's led to, again, questions about hypocrisy for some people watching these in the comments section on this. But your take on what we're hearing so far, this concern for them, which obviously feels quite acute to the family.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 4:58-5:06
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Contested quote Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
for taxpayer-funded, state-funded security, particularly now they are back in the UK. Their team has always said the same thing. This is not about whether or not they're a working role or a non-working role. It is purely about the level of risk and the level of threat. It's already been looked at, actually.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 6:52-7:02
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
An independent security committee is expected to meet this week to consider taxpayer funding for Harry and Meghan's security.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 7:04-7:09
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
Meghan will have her own security reassessment.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 7:20-7:24
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Claim Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet start new school in England
Meghan will have her own security reassessment.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 7:20-7:24
- 8:50 Story begins Trump dismisses AI risk warnings from tech companies
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Claim Saudi-Houthi attacks escalate as China offers to mediate
Houthi attack on a Saudi pipeline pushed oil prices close to $110.
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 17:00-17:06
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Contested quote Nationalist leaders sign pact to pursue independence referendums
A common cause, the end of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Andy Burnham, the last prime minister of the UK. Arlene. It's performative nonsense. That's the best I can put at that. Of course, Michelle O'Neill is there in her capacity as the leader of Sinn Féin, not as the first minister of Northern Ireland
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 22:50-22:51
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Charged quote Nationalist leaders sign pact to pursue independence referendums
She had Mary Lou McDonald with her. So that shows you that these are three nationalists and republican parties coming together to set out an agenda for the destruction of my country, the United Kingdom. This is what they have set their agenda out as. There's nothing new under the sun, can I say. I've been listening to this
Sky News, The Wrap With Anna Botting, 14 September 2026, 23:30-23:34
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