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The Wrap With Gillian Joseph
Sunday 11 October 2026 · 22:00 BST · 30m · 3 stories · 7 annotated moments · 28 of 30 min on news stories (95%)
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The broadcast led with President Trump's announcement that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an energy ceasefire effective immediately. No specific details were given by Trump and there was no reaction from Moscow, while President Zelensky said he would support a ceasefire on energy infrastructure if President Putin did. Zelensky said Moscow was continuing to attack Ukraine and hitting energy facilities in Kyiv. David Blevins said a previous energy ceasefire announced in March last year lasted only days and that Trump needed a breakthrough on fuel prices before the US midterms. The Prime Minister backed a sustained ceasefire, and the panel discussed doubts about the deal, the US diesel purchase from Russia and the possible impact of the midterms.
The next story was the attacks in the Middle East. Riyadh's international airport terminal was struck again a day after a missile killed 12 people and injured 300; Dammam airport was also targeted. The Iranian-backed Houthis claimed the attacks and warned travellers and companies using Saudi airports. Adam Parsons reported the Riyadh strike was the deadliest in any Gulf Arab country since the start of the Iran war, with recent attacks on airports and energy facilities and Houthi attempts to dominate the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. EU ministers were due to discuss the conflict on Monday and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said he was appalled. A tanker off Oman's Sohar was reclassified by UK Maritime Trade Operations as attacked by a drone, and the UK Embassy advised against all but essential travel to Jeddah, Dammam and all Saudi airports except Medina. The panel discussed containment and UK defence spending.
Later, the broadcast covered Manchester City's first match since being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League rules. City were booed at Anfield but denied wrongdoing and appealed; they won 3-0. The report described Liverpool fans' taunts and calls for City to be thrown out, while City fans remained defiant. The panel discussed the political row over the Prime Minister's past relationship with City's UAE-linked owners when he was Mayor of Greater Manchester, questions about the independent football regulator, and uncertainty over punishment and the Premier League's standing as a cultural export.
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- 5:51
Contested quote Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire as Zelensky sets election terms
And they have seen a 70% increase in diesel at the pumps over the last 12 months or so. Massive tightening of the screws on US consumers. And this is classic Trump deflection. Because the real problem, the real reason why there has been this sustained increase in the cost of fuel is Trump's war in Iran, which he went into with seemingly no clue
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 5:51-5:54
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Contested quote Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire as Zelensky sets election terms
Certainly not enough to affect the price in the US or globally. So Trump has this problem of his own making, and I think it's correct that he's sort of setting up Ukraine for a fall. Now, President Zelensky has said, well, look, I'll agree if Moscow agrees to this. I look forward to seeing the ceasefire.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 7:30-7:32
- 11:45 Story begins Houthi missile attack on Riyadh airport kills 12
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Charged quote Houthi missile attack on Riyadh airport kills 12
I think that there are two fundamental problems. The first is what this once again demonstrates, is how much damage these Iranian proxies, these terrorist organisations, are able to inflict at pretty low cost for them, certainly relative to that economic and political devastation that they can wreak on Saudi Arabia.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 18:09-18:16
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Charged quote Manchester City win first match after financial breach verdict
to Mecca. Let's talk football next because Liverpool's Anfield Stadium erupted with boos and jeers of cheats this afternoon as Manchester City walked out for their first match since being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League rules. Manchester City is not any wrongdoing and have lodged an appeal against the verdict
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 21:32-21:46
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Charged quote Manchester City win first match after financial breach verdict
These Liverpool fans were calling for them to be thrown out for cheating financial rules. They shouldn't be playing here today, they shouldn't be playing in the conference league because they've ripped Liverpool off for three titles. City fans are in denial or defiant, still trusting their club to win on appeal.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 22:37-22:49
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Charged quote Manchester City win first match after financial breach verdict
league because they've ripped Liverpool off for three titles. City fans are in denial or defiant, still trusting their club to win on appeal. On a day of tension and toxicity, the Anfield angle was inflamed by this. Ascending off giving City a man advantage for the final 30 minutes. Exploited by Erling Haaland, breaking the deadlock.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 22:55-23:20
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Charged quote Manchester City win first match after financial breach verdict
It could seem absurd Manchester City's winning machine able to roll on despite being found guilty. But as long as they appeal, as long as there's no punishment decided, this surreal season will continue under a cloud with the league's biggest rule breakers top off the league. Rob Harris, Sky News, Anfield.
Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 11 October 2026, 24:53-25:04
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