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The Wrap With Gillian Joseph
Friday 25 September 2026 · 22:00 BST · 30m · 3 stories · 14 annotated moments · 26 of 30 min on news stories (86%)
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Reports said an independent commission had found Manchester City guilty of more than 100 of the charges it faces over Premier League financial regulations. The club said the process remained ongoing and did not specifically deny the finding, while discussion focused on possible sanctions including fines, title stripping, points deductions, relegation or bans, and the likelihood of appeals and further legal action.
NHS England announced a crackdown on staff suspected of improperly snooping on patient medical records, saying they would be suspended immediately and have their computer access cut off. The action followed a Sky News investigation into the scale of the problem, and NHS England's Sir Jim Mackey wrote to hospital leaders setting out the expected response. Southport attack survivor Leanne Lucas, whose records were breached by hospital, ambulance and Ministry of Justice employees, said she was pleased the issue was being taken seriously.
Pope Leo, beginning a four-day trip to France, warned at the Élysée Palace about the threat of losing humanity amid a paradise of machines that invade and shape daily life. He said it was urgent to train minds in ethical discernment and to place the human person at the heart of reflection on artificial intelligence. The visit was due to include Paris, Lourdes and Metz.
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- 10:11
“As such, Manchester City FC's position remains consistent with the club's statement of February 2023.”
- 17:04
“The crackdown follows a Sky News investigation to the scale of the problem.”
- 17:43
Leanne Lucas, Southport attack survivor
“I'm pleased that this is being taken seriously moving forward.”
- 18:32
“NHS England says it's taking a hardline approach as part of a wider crackdown on snooping.”
- 23:44
Pope Leo, Pope
“It has become essential for me to address the theme of artificial intelligence in my first encyclical letter”
- 1:39
- 4:06
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
And now what we're hearing is the fact that City have been found guilty of the majority of those charges and it is now down to what sort of sanction they could face. This is the most seismic case in the history of English football and could lead to the biggest punishments. So essentially they've spent beyond their legitimate earnings.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 4:06-4:10
- 6:05
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
… you say we have a higher revenue, we can spend more on our players and all our team and all the rest of it. And if you're doing that, then you're not remotely interested in sport. You don't know what football is for and you don't know what sport is. So I would suggest that the best way of punishing someone who's doing that is to, I don't know, make them do something particularly sporting.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 6:05-6:11
- 8:11
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
That could happen. What I would do is hit them where it hurts and maybe ban them for a certain time or maybe set a very, very high fine. Something of that nature I think is more reflective of actual ongoing punishment than retrospectively essentially… It's like a Soviet style rewriting of history. In fact, they didn't win the premiership in 2014. Yeah, and it's so long ago.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 8:11-8:16
- 16:49 Story begins NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
- 16:49
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
NHS England, in a letter from Sir Jim Mackey, instructed hospital leaders to suspend staff suspected of inappropriately accessing patient records and cut off their computer access.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 16:49-16:58
- 16:49
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
NHS England, in a letter from Sir Jim Mackey, instructed hospital leaders to suspend staff suspected of inappropriately accessing patient records and cut off their computer access.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 16:49-16:58
- 17:21
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
NHS England, in a letter from Sir Jim Mackey, instructed hospital leaders to suspend staff suspected of inappropriately accessing patient records and cut off their computer access.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 17:21-17:33
- 17:34
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
Southport attack survivor Leanne Lucas had her medical records breached by hospital and ambulance staff and Ministry of Justice employees.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 17:34-17:42
- 17:34
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
Southport attack survivor Leanne Lucas had her medical records breached by hospital and ambulance staff and Ministry of Justice employees.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 17:34-17:42
- 17:46
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
Leanne Lucas was unsure whether people involved in her case would be suspended.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 17:46-17:55
- 18:07
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
Sky News reported in June that a three-year-old attacked by a crocodile had his records inappropriately accessed by NHS staff.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 18:07-18:18
- 18:18
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
An investigation found that NHS trusts investigated thousands of unauthorised access cases over five years, few were referred to the Information Commissioner's Office, and most staff received minor sanctions such as verbal or written warnings.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 18:18-18:31
- 18:27
Claim NHS trust apologises over Noah Woods records access
An investigation found that NHS trusts investigated thousands of unauthorised access cases over five years, few were referred to the Information Commissioner's Office, and most staff received minor sanctions such as verbal or written warnings.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 18:27-18:31
- 22:50 Story begins Pope Leo begins four-day visit to France
- 25:40
Charged quote Pope Leo begins four-day visit to France
and conditioning our daily lives, there is an urgent need for education in ethical discernment. It's an interesting point of view. I think he doesn't know quite what paradise means if he thinks that a lot of machines would constitute a paradise. I think he was being ironic. But he's also been talking about humanity
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 25:40-25:45
- 27:19
Contested quote Pope Leo begins four-day visit to France
AI could destroy humanity. Yeah, I don't believe any of that. I think we've had this before. I'm a positive person. I don't think it's going to destroy human beings. Okay, but we should keep tabs on it and monitor it. Yeah, of course, we've got to, you know, work out what's going on. You asked about GPT.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 25 September 2026, 27:19-27:20
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