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Mornings with Jones and Melbourne
Sunday 1 November 2026 · 08:00 GMT · 30m · 6 stories · 15 annotated moments · 19 of 30 min on news stories (64%)
Broadcast overview
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A bulletin led by Europe-wide cost-of-living protests at three minutes fifty-four seconds, and dominated by King Charles's visit to Antigua at five minutes fifty-nine seconds, where reparations and a possible slavery apology were discussed. International coverage took most of the running time, with Jade's Law and two sports items making up the rest.
- 1:26
- 3:23
Claim German youth protests turn violent as cost-of-living unrest spreads across Europe
Over 400 arrests were made after clashes in Paris, Toulouse, Lyon and Marseille.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 3:23-3:27
- 5:12
Contested quote German youth protests turn violent as cost-of-living unrest spreads across Europe
Shot fronts have been smashed in Frankfurt. So you can see that this is something which is happening in cities across Europe, a real sense of volatility. And I think the momentum, the feeling is the momentum is just growing. Yeah, well, we'll keep a watchful eye. Emma, thanks very much indeed. Thank you.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 5:12-5:17
- 5:22 Story begins King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
- 5:55
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
In a Guardian article ahead of the Commonwealth Leaders Summit, Andy Burnham indicated openness to a formal state apology for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade and offered talks with affected countries and campaign groups.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 5:55-6:00
- 6:25
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
The UK government has ruled out paying slavery reparations.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 6:25-6:29
- 6:46
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
King Charles arrived in Antigua for the final leg of his Caribbean tour and faced local protests.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 6:46-6:55
- 7:42
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, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 7:42-7:48
- 9:08
Contested quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
that urgently needs reform. Something the Foreign Office actually looked into under Keir Starmer's premiership. My personal view is that the Commonwealth secretariat is not fit for purpose. The review was done in the Foreign Office and soon after they arrived back from the last summit. It was commissioned by David Lammy
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 9:08-9:15
- 10:02
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
In a Guardian article ahead of the Commonwealth Leaders Summit, Andy Burnham indicated openness to a formal state apology for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade and offered talks with affected countries and campaign groups.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 10:02-10:06
- 10:02
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
The UK government has ruled out paying slavery reparations.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 10:02-10:06
- 10:17
Claim King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning
Royal sources said they were informed promptly about the Prime Minister's comments but would not say whether the King was consulted.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 10:17-10:23
- 11:21
- 11:21
Claim Civilians evacuated from Oleshky under local ceasefire
Buses evacuated people from Oleshky to both Russia, including a convoy that reached Anapa, and Ukraine.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 11:21-11:29
- 14:36 Story begins Families criticise delay in enforcing Jade's Law
- 17:47 ~4 min without annotations
- 21:52
- 21:56
Claim Carrick expects to stay at Manchester United despite winless run reaching nine games
Michael Carrick faced growing pressure over his position as Manchester United head coach after the loss.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 21:56-21:58
- 23:11
Charged quote Carrick expects to stay at Manchester United despite winless run reaching nine games
And even if you remove him, you've still got those same players to try and create a team from. And now they're in a relegation fight for the minute. It's not, it was proper Halloween. It was literally scary stuff. Let's take a look. Do you want a drink, Ellie? Ellie, hello? Oh, leave her be, she's in the zone.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 23:11-23:14
- 23:45
Claim Carrick expects to stay at Manchester United despite winless run reaching nine games
Manchester United dropped into the Premier League bottom three.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 23:45-23:50
- 25:18
- 25:18
Claim Kimi Antonelli could seal youngest F1 title in Mexico
Lewis Hamilton took pole position in a Ferrari.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 1 November 2026, 25:18-25:26
- 26:13 ~4 min without annotations
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