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A domestically weighted bulletin dominated by John Healey's first Budget, which took the full 55 minutes 14 seconds. It led on a £100 winter energy payment for 20 million households and a rise in the bank surcharge to 6%, with the OBR's weaker growth and higher inflation forecasts shaping much of the reaction.
Sky News Today with Jayne Secker
The whole 30 minutes and 4 seconds of the bulletin were given to John Healey's first Budget, making it a single-story UK politics and economics special. The coverage was dominated by the chancellor's measures, reaction from MPs and economists, and the OBR's revised forecasts.
BBC News at One including
A domestically weighted bulletin led by John Healey's first Budget, which took 28 minutes and 41 seconds, nearly half the programme. The Budget centred on a £100 energy payment for 20 million households and a rise in the bank surtax. International coverage was led by the Spanish train crash, with Israel's election and the King's Bahamas speech also included.
Channel 4 News Summary
An evenly weighted bulletin led with the Treasury's announcement that gas standing charges will be scrapped next year. No single story dominated among the five items, which each got between 19 and 27 seconds. The lead got 19 seconds and the Fleetwood Town football upset got the longest treatment at 27 seconds.
Mornings with Ridge and Frost
John Healey's first Budget led a domestic-heavy bulletin and took more than twenty minutes, with energy bill changes and cost-of-living measures dominating. The fatal high-speed train collision near Toledo received just over four minutes as the reported death toll rose to at least 39.
BBC News
A UK-weighted bulletin was led and dominated by John Healey's first Budget, which took 17 minutes 39 seconds of the 26 minutes 29 seconds of stories. The Israel election deadlock received 7 minutes 7 seconds, while a breaking Spanish train crash got 1 minute 43 seconds.
BBC News
An internationally weighted bulletin was dominated by Israel's election count, at nine minutes and 25 seconds, and a partial truce in Ukraine, at five minutes and nine seconds. The Israel count led the broadcast, while the remaining four stories each ran under three minutes, with King Charles's Bahamas speech getting 56 seconds.
Newscast
A single-story Newscast was led and dominated by Chancellor John Healey's pre-Budget cost of living fixes, which took the entire 22 minutes and 30 seconds of running order airtime. He discussed five everyday fixes and an expected freeze to fuel duty.
Patrick Christys Tonight Late
A UK-weighted bulletin led with the eve of John Healey's first Budget, which dominated at 14 minutes 40 seconds out of 35 minutes 56 seconds. King Charles's Bahamas speech was the longest other item at 11 minutes 20 seconds, with pay transparency at 7 minutes 20 seconds and a short Harry Kane campaign at 2 minutes 36 seconds.
Newsnight, followed by Weather
Led by Israel's election count, the bulletin was dominated by Andy Burnham's first Budget, which took 15 minutes 12 seconds. The Israel vote count got 9 minutes 8 seconds, while viewers' accounts of age bias and retraining barriers got 3 minutes 27 seconds.
The Wrap With Anna Botting
An internationally weighted bulletin led and dominated by Israel's deadlocked election, which took 16 minutes 46 seconds. The King's Bahamas speech got 8 minutes 10 seconds, while the Budget preview got 2 minutes 22 seconds and Fleetwood Town's League Cup upset got 1 minute 15 seconds.
ITV News at Ten
The bulletin led on Israel's election and was dominated by it, with eight minutes three seconds, about 30 per cent of the 26 minutes 47 seconds of listed airtime. The rest was split between UK court cases and the Budget, royal and international items, and sport, with the pre-Budget report the longest remaining item at three minutes 34 seconds.
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