Broadcast Prism — Sky News: The Wrap With Gillian Joseph

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An internationally weighted bulletin was led by the evacuation from Russian-held Oleshky, which dominated at 13 minutes 3 seconds, nearly half the running time. The Binance cryptocurrency theft took 8 minutes 37 seconds, and King Charles's Caribbean tour took 6 minutes 14 seconds.

Running order

1:27 Civilians evacuated from Oleshky under local ceasefire · 13m 3s
More than 750 people, including 50 children, left Oleshky on 25 buses under a truce brokered by Melania Trump and the Pope, with routes through Russia and Belarus.
14:30 Binance freezes $3bn of assets after $6.3bn suspected North Korea hack · 8m 37s
Binance said it would cover losses after $6.3bn was stolen, with about $2.7bn frozen and early indications pointing to a North Korean group using an engineer's laptop.
23:47 King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning · 6m 14s

On air

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6:50

Benedict Spence
11:34

Ed Miliband, foreign secretary
18:36

Christina Patterson
25:07

King Charles, King

1:27
Story begins Civilians evacuated from Oleshky under local ceasefire
14:30
Story begins Binance freezes $3bn of assets after $6.3bn suspected North Korea hack
16:54

Contested quote Binance freezes $3bn of assets after $6.3bn suspected North Korea hack

I would say it does not yet mean that it might be returned to the people it was stolen from. Binance have said that they will return the money, but that is a promise, not a guarantee backed in law. Binance have also temporarily disabled some functions of their site, and this is causing a great deal of worry for Binance users, as you can imagine.

Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 October 2026, 16:54-17:01
19:53

Charged quote Binance freezes $3bn of assets after $6.3bn suspected North Korea hack

And now it kind of makes you think how incredibly vulnerable all our systems are, our financial systems, our banking systems, all our online systems, and now increasingly, everything is online. So it is quite a scary moment. Bennett, do you think this reflects badly on cryptocurrency in general, or Binance in particular? Neither actually.

Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 October 2026, 19:53-19:54
23:47
Story begins King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
23:58

Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

No speeches were planned during the Guyana visit, and the King was expected to address slavery at the Commonwealth heads of government summit in Antigua and Barbuda the following week.

Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 October 2026, 23:58-24:06
25:51

Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

Protesters in Guyana called on King Charles to issue a formal apology for slavery on behalf of the British government and the royal family.

Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 October 2026, 25:51-26:03
27:40

Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

Caribbean leaders' reparations demands could include debt relief, climate resilience, development finance, education and healthcare rather than a lump sum.

Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 October 2026, 27:40-27:48

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