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Mornings with Jones and Melbourne
Sunday 27 September 2026 · 06:00 BST · 30m · 8 stories · 15 annotated moments · 23 of 30 min on news stories (78%)
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An NHS trust apologised unreservedly to the family of three-year-old Noah Woods after his medical records were accessed by staff without authorisation. East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust said it launched an urgent internal investigation, took immediate steps to secure the records, reported the matter to the Information Commissioner's Office and would take disciplinary action against anyone found responsible; Noah had been found dead in a lake in Suffolk after going missing from a playground. Later, the Orange Order was given the go-ahead to march along the largely nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown after a late-night appeal overturned a ban, with 35 Orangemen due to start at 8am in the first such march in nearly 30 years; Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan said the High Court judge who granted the injunction had erred in law. First Minister Michelle O'Neill said the Garvaghy Road community was horrified by the decision, while deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly said threats of violence were wrong.
A Cancer Research UK report found people in deprived parts of the country are far more likely to be diagnosed with cancer, with nearly 34,000 UK cases a year linked to living in deprived areas; health experts called the numbers unacceptable and a wake-up call to end the postcode lottery, and the Department of Health and Social Care said tackling health inequalities was a priority in its national cancer plan. Manchester City chairman Khaldoon al Mubarak said he was confident the club would prove its innocence following reports it had been found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules, adding the process had a long way to run; it was reported the Premier League had not confirmed the action and other clubs were discussing possible action. The Republic of Ireland were due to play Israel in the Nations League at a neutral venue in Debrecen, Hungary, with black armbands planned and no handshake, after goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu withdrew and UEFA said the fixture had to be played.
Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of finding excuses to prolong the war in Ukraine and warned Moscow could be preparing to expand its military activities to other countries, after Ukrainian officials said four people were killed in a Russian drone attack in Kyiv. Thousands rallied in Madrid over Spain's housing crisis after an elderly woman was evicted when she could not afford a rent increase, with the country estimated to be short of about 550,000 homes. Prince Harry said it was great to be back on British soil after returning from the US, speaking after skydiving in Canada for veterans charities. At Labour's conference in Liverpool, housing was a focus as Angela Rayner announced stronger powers for local leaders to bring empty homes back into use and a scheme to help first-time buyers in England was set out, including a 20% government loan towards a new-build property for buyers with a 2.5% deposit.
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- 3:27
dr Martin Mansfield, deputy medical director from ESNEFT
“we have apologized unreservedly to Noah Woods family for the extra anguish”
- 5:26
Michelle O'Neill, First Minister of Northern Ireland
“She says the Garvaghy Road community is completely horrified by the decision to force this unwanted”
- 5:51
Emma Little-Pengelly, deputy First Minister
“The deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly said the Parades Commission and courts operate on a human rights”
- 7:17
Alfie Thompson, a smoker for 50 years
“I went for the radio therapy five and double doses over five days and I've never looked back”
- 9:00
Department of Health and Social Care
“a spokesperson for the Department of Health and Social Care”
- 10:26
Khaldoon Al Mubarak, chairman of Manchester City
“Mubarak said the Premier League process still has a long way to run and our confidence and intent in proving the club's innocent is”
- 15:15
Gavin Bazunu, goalkeeper
“I've got my own conscience and I am not going to play it”
- 17:09
President Zelensky, President
“What should we know clearly the Russians are not preparing to end the war at least not right now”
- 18:28
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
“It's been great. It's been great to be back on British soil. The kids are happy in school”
- 19:43
James Graham, playwright
“I've been mildly obsessed by this guy for a very long time.”
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- 1:50
Charged quote Ten NHS staff suspended over Noah Woods medical records breach
East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust say an internal investigation has been launched Let's bring in our correspondent Emma Birchley who's here morning to you Emma and the case of Noah Woods disappearance and death was completely heartbreaking now this added Deeply upsetting information coming from the hospital. Yes, and yet again another apology from the NHS
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 1:50-1:57
- 1:58
Charged quote Ten NHS staff suspended over Noah Woods medical records breach
Let's bring in our correspondent Emma Birchley who's here morning to you Emma and the case of Noah Woods disappearance and death was completely heartbreaking now this added Deeply upsetting information coming from the hospital. Yes, and yet again another apology from the NHS After a breach of patient confidentiality. It was only on Friday of this week two days ago
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 1:58-2:04
- 3:15
Charged quote Ten NHS staff suspended over Noah Woods medical records breach
That he was the center of the family's world And the body was then identified at Ipswich Hospital. So imagine the pain of discovering that those Notes have been accessed. So this is what the deputy medical director, dr Martin Mansfield from ESNEFT the trust in question said we have apologized unreservedly to Noah Woods family for the extra anguish
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 3:15-3:27
- 3:34
Charged quote Ten NHS staff suspended over Noah Woods medical records breach
Martin Mansfield from ESNEFT the trust in question said we have apologized unreservedly to Noah Woods family for the extra anguish This breach of trust has caused them at an already devastating time As soon as we became aware of concerns that Noah's medical records may have been viewed in appropriately
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 3:34-3:38
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Charged quote Ten NHS staff suspended over Noah Woods medical records breach
Progresses they've also made it clear that they take any breach incredibly seriously and that anyone found responsible will be There will be disciplinary action taken but you know, you can only imagine what it's like for that family hearing this news Absolutely, and no word from them as yet. But yes, as you say you can only imagine. Thanks very much indeed
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 4:11-4:18
- 4:25 Story begins High Court bans Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road
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Contested quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
I know how much this club means to you. It means a lot to me as well like solidarity We're all in this together and we're we're still fighting and it should be noted that the Premier League has still said nothing About this, so none of this has been confirmed by the Premier League and none of the action has been confirmed but we we understand that other Premier League clubs are
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 11:19-11:26
- 12:10
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
Overturned so, you know in their mind everything is everything is possible still But you know when you're found guilty of all but one of 115 charges and that is that is the report It does seem quite damning But also when the sanctions could be huge you can see why they're coming out fighting I guess
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 12:10-12:13
- 12:52
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
Last night, it was Spain against England England against Spain at Wembley Rob Harris went out among the fans and Had a little chat with them to find out what the fans think about this Why on earth should they be let off? I think throw the book at him should they be demoted Relegated. Yes. Yeah, but that won't happen. Personally. I'm a City fan. So personally, I'm not happy at all, but
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 12:52-12:58
- 13:10
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
Relegated. Yes. Yeah, but that won't happen. Personally. I'm a City fan. So personally, I'm not happy at all, but Realistically yikes what word you associate with city now cheats Yeah, realistically yikes. That's a man. That's a Manchester City fan thinking my goodness where you know, where could we be this time?
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 13:10-13:13
- 13:45
Charged quote Manchester City 115 financial breach charges inquiry ongoing
… is the the biggest legal case of its kind that we've ever seen in top flight football in football actually in this country, so If they are found guilty and the appeal doesn't work You kind of wonder when they throw the book at them what that book looks like Exactly, it could be very stiff penalties indeed Yeah, let's just but well, I've got you but we've got you coming back in the sport
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 13:45-13:49
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- 15:35
Charged quote Ireland beat Israel 3-0 in Nations League tie played amid boycott calls
You know media duties were put on hold for hours while they all had a discussion about it I think there'll be some more meetings among the players and the staff today. They're gonna wear black armbands in the match and To remember all all of the souls who were lost in Gaza. They won't be doing the normal official exchanging of penance
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 15:35-15:40
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Charged quote James Graham's Keynes play opens in West End with Rory Kinnear
Do you see these sort of similar arguments playing out now? Yeah without a doubt I think people feel like they've lost their agency. They've lost their control over their lives of their communities There's something about what Keynes represents which is intervention getting involved in the bad times. Don't just let them
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 20:53-20:59
- 22:00
Charged quote James Graham's Keynes play opens in West End with Rory Kinnear
That is my main driving passion to be honest So I feel like a real responsibility to make these dry subjects about power about systems as entertaining as possible You know considering where we get our information from these days these toxic platforms and short-term bursts of information I think there's something something to be said still for
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 22:00-22:06
- 22:22
Charged quote James Graham's Keynes play opens in West End with Rory Kinnear
Do you think within TV and within the theater are there? Opportunities for the newer voices to be coming through does it concern you it really concerns me financially It's very tough if you're from a working-class background to sustain a career We've also lost a lot of the arts from our from our secondary school education
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 22:22-22:25
- 22:29
Charged quote James Graham's Keynes play opens in West End with Rory Kinnear
We've also lost a lot of the arts from our from our secondary school education I feel like there is there is a complacency that's set in in our education system in our government and our cultural institutions that thinks it will just naturally replenish But a bit like Haines you have to you have to intervene when you can see it going wrong
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 27 September 2026, 22:29-22:39
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