How much the agenda changed

Moderate
33.9% day-to-day change

This channel keeps some regular areas of focus while changing enough to follow the daily news cycle.

Stories this channel missed

Several missed
17 missed stories recorded

Number of times this broadcaster did not cover stories that several other channels covered.

Time spent on news stories

82% of analysed airtime

123h 1m 54s of this channel's 149h 20m analysed was identified news stories — ad breaks, weather, sport and trails count as “not news”.

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BBC News and Weather

The broadcaster and campaigner Dame Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86 after living with lung cancer. She became a household name presenting and producing the BBC programme That's Life for more than two decades, championed consumer rights, founded Childline and later the Silver Line, and supported the assisted dying campaign after her diagnosis. Her family called her a wonderful mother and cherished grandmother, while Prime Minister Andy Burnham thanked her for changing countless lives and giving voice to people who often went unheard. Tributes also came from figures including Michael Grade and BBC director general Matt Britton.

BBC News

A pilot was arrested after an altercation in the cockpit of a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Israel's prime minister said one pilot stabbed the other and appeared to try to crash the plane, and that a passenger and crew member overpowered him after the aircraft plunged more than 15,000 feet. More than 170 people, mostly Israelis, were on board; the plane was diverted to Saudi Arabia and later landed in Tel Aviv, where passengers arrived to jubilant scenes. The arrested pilot was being questioned by Saudi authorities.

BBC News at One including...

The bulletin led with a passenger flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv making an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a pilot was stabbed. Reports described a fight between pilots, a descent of 17,000 feet in two minutes, and an emergency signal used for hijacking before the plane landed at Tabuk. The captain and co-pilot were taken to hospital, passengers were reported safe, and an Israeli official said a serious disaster was averted while Israel's national security minister called it a terrorist attack. The Prime Minister defended plans to end the existing pensions triple lock in 2030 to help fund a national care service, after the Conservatives accused him of taking money from pensioners. The bulletin also reported a 4% energy price cap rise from tomorrow and a forecast 16% rise in January, with pressure on the government to offer support.

BBC News and Weather

In his first Labour Party conference speech as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham set out a radical programme of change, including an end in 2030 to the existing pensions triple lock. He said the state pension would still rise each year by at least prices or 2.5 per cent and hold its value relative to earnings over time, with the money saved used to fund a national care service for England covering personal care costs but not residential costs. He also proposed repealing the ban on public ownership of water companies, a new publicly owned Great British Grid, leasehold law changes before Christmas, a change to the Westminster voting system and a deeper relationship with the European Union. Analysis by Faisal Islam said the triple lock changes would save money over time, while Alison Holt said the care plans lacked detail and the pension change alone would not cover the estimated £18.5 billion extra needed a year; people in South Manchester gave mixed views on the proposals.

On screen

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Category trend (last 30 days)

How this channel's coverage changed by category over the past month.

Flagged quotes over time

Contested and charged quotes per hour of analysed airtime. Flagged quotes reflect the language this broadcaster aired, not a judgement of its accuracy.

News agenda by category

How this channel divided its coverage compared with the cross-channel average.

politics 21h 31m 43s (17.7%) vs 22.5% avg
Channel
Global
crime 14h 49m 22s (12.2%) vs 9.8% avg
Channel
Global
sport 12h 13m 25s (10.0%) vs 6.6% avg
Channel
Global
environment 12h 6m 44s (9.9%) vs 8.6% avg
Channel
Global
international 11h 10m 58s (9.2%) vs 13.5% avg
Channel
Global
health 10h 18m 43s (8.5%) vs 5.9% avg
Channel
Global
media 10h 3m 31s (8.2%) vs 7.1% avg
Channel
Global
economy 6h 12m 38s (5.1%) vs 5.0% avg
Channel
Global
immigration 4h 57m 58s (4.1%) vs 5.2% avg
Channel
Global
war 4h 38m 41s (3.8%) vs 4.2% avg
Channel
Global
transport 3h 59m 20s (3.3%) vs 2.4% avg
Channel
Global
society 3h 55m 23s (3.2%) vs 3.1% avg
Channel
Global
science 3h 46m 15s (3.1%) vs 3.5% avg
Channel
Global
other 2h 11m 12s (1.8%) vs 2.6% avg
Channel
Global

Timeline

This channel's topic coverage day by day — what it ran, and how much time each story got.

Thursday 1 October 2026

Topics covered

No topics recorded for this channel on this date.

Stories missed

No coverage gaps for this channel on this date.