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Mornings with Jones and Melbourne
Friday 6 November 2026 · 09:00 GMT · 30m · 6 stories · 15 annotated moments · 25 of 30 min on news stories (83%)
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A markets-led bulletin, with the tech sell-off and hopes of steadier US shares taking 7 minutes 15 seconds. Russell Brand's conviction and custody got 5 minutes 31 seconds, and European bomb hoaxes got 5 minutes 59 seconds. The mix was mostly international, with a short UK fly-tipping report.
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- 3:41
Dan Coatsworth, head of markets for AJ Bell
- 10:40
Donald Trump, President
- 11:42
Russell Brand, actor and comedian
- 23:42
Emma Henderson, former captain of the EasyJet
- 1:16
- 1:58
Claim US tech shares steady after global sell-off over AI and data centres
Nvidia shares dropped nearly 10% in US trading.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 1:58-2:03
- 2:31
Claim US tech shares steady after global sell-off over AI and data centres
Many midterm candidates campaigned for tougher regulation of AI companies and their data centres.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 2:31-2:42
- 3:23
Claim US tech shares steady after global sell-off over AI and data centres
Japan's Nikkei 225 and South Korea's KOSPI both closed down 6%.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 3:23-3:34
- 4:12
Claim US tech shares steady after global sell-off over AI and data centres
Investors expressed concern that large AI data centre investments may not yield returns quickly enough.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 4:12-4:18
- 4:44
Claim US tech shares steady after global sell-off over AI and data centres
Investors worried that Democratic wins in midterm elections would reduce spending on artificial intelligence and data centres.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 4:44-4:53
- 8:34
- 10:44
- 16:15
- 18:09
- 18:18
Claim Paul Mackenzie sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people in Kenyan cult
Mackenzie and 27 or 28 associates were convicted last month of murdering 191 people, 190 of them children, in the doomsday cult case.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 18:18-18:24
- 18:32
Charged quote Paul Mackenzie sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people in Kenyan cult
others who were found to have used religious teachings to enforce fatal fasting amongst the sex followers. So Amelia is here to tell us a little bit more about this. And you know, grisly is the right word. I mean, it's just an awful, awful story, Amelia. Really awful. This is a sentencing that could take hours and hours
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 18:32-18:34
- 18:46
Charged quote Paul Mackenzie sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people in Kenyan cult
This is a sentencing that could take hours and hours because they are going through all of the names of those that have been murdered by this man. But this is a sentencing for someone who has perpetrated one of the worst cult-related disasters in recent history. Paul Mackenzie, who we're looking at there, is a doomsday cult leader.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 18:46-18:54
- 18:58
Claim Paul Mackenzie sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people in Kenyan cult
Mackenzie was sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people, all but one of them children.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 18:58-19:08
- 19:00
Claim Paul Mackenzie sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people in Kenyan cult
Prosecutors were seeking the death penalty.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 19:00-19:03
- 19:03
Claim Paul Mackenzie sentenced to 200 years for murdering 191 people in Kenyan cult
Mackenzie and 27 or 28 associates were convicted last month of murdering 191 people, 190 of them children, in the doomsday cult case.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 19:03-19:11
- 20:09 ~3 min without annotations
- 23:26
- 23:32
Claim No explosives found as hoax bomb threats hit European flights and newsrooms
A series of hoax threats disrupted almost 30 flights.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 23:32-23:38
- 23:32
Claim No explosives found as hoax bomb threats hit European flights and newsrooms
A second wave of hoax bomb threats on Thursday disrupted flights across Europe, with reports of 18 to 27 flights affected, Heathrow and Birmingham airports also receiving threats, and all landed safely with no explosives found.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 23:32-23:38
- 24:12
Claim No explosives found as hoax bomb threats hit European flights and newsrooms
Former easyJet captain Emma Henderson stated that all threats to aircraft are treated seriously.
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 24:12-24:17
- 28:44
Charged quote No explosives found as hoax bomb threats hit European flights and newsrooms
and the two events might not be linked, of course. We don't know that yet. But whoever is doing this is targeting certain flights in quite a clever way, because it's not one airline, one country. It's, you know, individual flights that are being targeted. So, it's just causing a lot of business disruption
Sky News, Mornings with Jones and Melbourne, 6 November 2026, 28:44-28:53
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