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A domestic-led bulletin devoted most airtime, 3 minutes 10 seconds, to families criticising the delay in enforcing Jade's Law. The King's Caribbean visit and reparations debate took 2 minutes 51 seconds and a Halloween segment took 1 minute 41 seconds. The Iran talks item got 1 minute 15 seconds.

  1. 0:00
    ~14 min without annotations
  2. 2:31

    Charged quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

    Britain as a weak country. We are a strong country and I want our Prime Minister to be the biggest defender of the UK, not another person going in to start apologising. We've had enough of apologising. It's time for us to move on. So if the king gives an apology would he then be wrong to do so? The king is the

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 2:31-2:35

  3. 2:44

    Charged quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

    sovereign. He is the person who can make a call on that. I don't think that he is doing that. What I want to see is our Prime Minister actually talking about defending this country for once and being the Prime Minister, not the chief apologiser. Joining me now to discuss this further is Laura Trevelyan, a journalist whose family made its money from a sugar plantation on

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 2:44-2:57

  4. 6:11

    Contested quote King Charles ends Caribbean tour with unity warning

    is saying in the UK, that an apology makes the UK weaker, I strongly disagree. An apology makes the UK stronger, makes the UK, it looks decent and fair and it reflects positively on the government and people of the United Kingdom if they do apologize. More than that, when Prime Minister Burnham says that

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 6:11-6:30

  5. 14:22
  6. 20:13
  7. 20:17

    Claim Iranian negotiators hold Doha talks with Qatari mediators

    Iranian negotiators held a third consecutive day of talks with Qatari mediators in Doha aimed at ending the US-Iran war, with diplomats seeking to prevent renewed fighting after the US midterm elections.

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 20:17-20:30

  8. 20:34

    Claim Iranian negotiators hold Doha talks with Qatari mediators

    Images of the Strait of Hormuz indicated little traffic, contradicting Donald Trump's claim that it was open.

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 20:34-20:36

  9. 20:56

    Claim Iranian negotiators hold Doha talks with Qatari mediators

    Iranian negotiators held a third consecutive day of talks with Qatari mediators in Doha aimed at ending the US-Iran war, with diplomats seeking to prevent renewed fighting after the US midterm elections.

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 20:56-21:07

  10. 21:31
  11. 23:53

    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, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 23:53-24:03

  12. 24:25
  13. 24:46

    Claim Heidi Klum hosts 25th annual Halloween party as a severed hand

    Heidi Klum wore a severed-hand costume for the 25th anniversary of her annual Halloween party.

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 24:46-25:00

  14. 25:43

    Claim Heidi Klum hosts 25th annual Halloween party as a severed hand

    An opinion poll found Nigel Farage the most popular choice to host the best Halloween party, with 17%, and Kemi Badenoch the leader least likely to host a fun Halloween party.

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 25:43-25:52

  15. 25:56

    Claim Heidi Klum hosts 25th annual Halloween party as a severed hand

    Kemi Badenoch said she would host the best party and that people enjoy attending her parties.

    Sky News, Sky News Today With Matt Barbet, 1 November 2026, 25:56-26:00

  16. 26:06
    ~4 min without annotations

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