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A domestic-led but internationally weighted bulletin gave its longest single treatment, 4 minutes 57 seconds, to Russell Brand's sentencing and Lisa Nandy's warning that media abuse is probably still happening. International news dominated the middle, with Israel's coalition mandate at 4 minutes 8 seconds and the Krakow shooting at 3 minutes 51 seconds, while Novaya Gazeta's closure got 3 minutes 19 seconds. Remembrance Sunday took 2 minutes 48 seconds and the Pope's Argentina visit 1 minute 55 seconds.

Running order

1:25 Russell Brand awaits sentencing as Lisa Nandy warns media abuse persists · 4m 57s
Ahead of Russell Brand's sentencing, Lisa Nandy said power imbalances and short-term contracts leave media and entertainment workers afraid to speak up and suggested mandated CISA membership.
6:22 Israel president expected to pick Gadi Eisenkot to form government · 4m 8s
President Isaac Herzog gave opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot a mandate to form a government after a deadlocked election, with 28 days, extendable by 14, to build a coalition.
10:32 King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday · 2m 48s
The King led a two-minute silence at the Cenotaph, where nine former prime ministers and thousands of veterans, including 100-year-old Royal Navy cook Betty Withers, marked Remembrance Sunday.
13:20 Mass shooting in Krakow market square kills six · 3m 51s
Police treated a market-square shooting in Krakow as far-right terrorism after six people were killed, including a 32-year-old British man, and the 24-year-old gunman was shot by police.
18:14 Pope Leo heads to Argentina on second stop of South American tour · 1m 55s
Pope Leo was travelling from Uruguay to Argentina, where he would become the first pope to visit since John Paul II in 1987 and address President Milei.
24:26 Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block · 3m 19s
Novaya Gazeta, Russia's last major independent newspaper, will close tomorrow after eviction and a donations block, which its editor called a deliberate campaign to kill it off.

On air

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1:59

Lisa Nandy, culture secretary
5:35

Kirsty Brimelow Casey, representing the Bar Council
5:35

Bar Council
6:54

Gadi Eisenkot, opposition leader
12:15

Betty Withers, a Royal Navy cook, now 100 years old
12:45

Paul Stewart-Clark, part of the Army Film and Photographic Unit
18:33

Claudio Lavanga, NBC's international correspondent

1:25
Story begins Russell Brand awaits sentencing as Lisa Nandy warns media abuse persists
1:51

Claim Russell Brand awaits sentencing as Lisa Nandy warns media abuse persists

Lisa Nandy said media and entertainment organisations were not doing enough to stop celebrities such as Russell Brand preying on women.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 1:51-1:59
5:35

Contested quote Russell Brand awaits sentencing as Lisa Nandy warns media abuse persists

It is worth pointing out that we've heard from also Kirsty Brimelow Casey, who's representing the Bar Council, and she said, look, some of this happens already. You do have judges say to juries at the beginning, look, that there is no particular rape victim. They shouldn't be expected to conduct themselves in any particular way.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 5:35-5:48
6:22
Story begins Israel president expected to pick Gadi Eisenkot to form government
6:54

Charged quote Israel president expected to pick Gadi Eisenkot to form government

Gadi Eisenkot again made the case for change and says he feels a deep sense of the responsibility that's been given to him. We are at one of the most vulnerable points in the history of Israel's democracy. There is delegitimisation of democracy. If the current situation continues, we risk going to dark places

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 6:54-6:58
6:58

Charged quote Israel president expected to pick Gadi Eisenkot to form government

a deep sense of the responsibility that's been given to him. We are at one of the most vulnerable points in the history of Israel's democracy. There is delegitimisation of democracy. If the current situation continues, we risk going to dark places that will be very difficult for us as a society to recover from.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 6:58-7:01
7:01

Charged quote Israel president expected to pick Gadi Eisenkot to form government

We are at one of the most vulnerable points in the history of Israel's democracy. There is delegitimisation of democracy. If the current situation continues, we risk going to dark places that will be very difficult for us as a society to recover from. We need new leadership urgently that can be trusted,

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 7:01-7:08
10:32
Story begins King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday
12:01

Claim King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday

About 7,000 veterans marched past, including some of the last surviving Second World War veterans.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 12:01-12:15
12:36

Charged quote King leads Cenotaph silence on Remembrance Sunday

of the day before D-Day, when I saw all the young lads laughing and talking. And then the next day, some of them did even make it to the beach. You know, it's heartbreaking. Paul Stewart-Clark is also 100 and was part of the Army Film and Photographic Unit. All the material which they shot there and everywhere else

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 12:36-12:39
13:20
Story begins Mass shooting in Krakow market square kills six
18:14
Story begins Pope Leo heads to Argentina on second stop of South American tour
18:54

Claim Pope Leo heads to Argentina on second stop of South American tour

Pope Leo will be the first pope to visit Argentina since John Paul II in 1987.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 18:54-19:02
19:27

Claim Pope Leo heads to Argentina on second stop of South American tour

According to biographers, Pope Francis did not return to Argentina because he did not want to be manipulated in its polarised politics.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 19:27-19:34
20:09
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24:26
Story begins Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block
24:28

Claim Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block

Novaya Gazeta said it was shutting down under government pressure, faced eviction, and could no longer receive donations.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 24:28-24:37
25:48

Claim Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block

Dmitry Muratov, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, helped found the newspaper.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 25:48-25:52
26:06

Claim Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block

Six Novaya Gazeta journalists had been murdered, including Anna Politkovskaya in 2006.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 26:06-26:19
26:09

Claim Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block

Anna Politkovskaya was shot dead 20 years ago, and her office was preserved as a museum.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 26:09-26:23
26:19

Claim Novaya Gazeta to close tomorrow after eviction and donations block

The museum office of Anna Politkovskaya was being cleared of its contents.

Sky News, News Hour with Jonathan Samuels, 8 November 2026, 26:19-26:26

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