Man City's guilty verdict leads BBC News by a distance
The day-old football story is gathering views roughly four times faster than the channel's next-busiest upload, a look at Bangkok's floods.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Man City Found Guilty: Club may be expelled from Premier League for financial cheating | BBC News
"Man City Found Guilty: Club may be expelled from Premier League for financial cheating | BBC News" is a sports story on a channel mostly filled with world news, and it is the one people pressed play on first. Barely a day old, it has already passed 700,000 views and is still moving at a clip nothing else on BBC News comes near.
Fifteen uploads went up over the week, and the busiest of them all arrived on Saturday. Behind the football verdict sits a cluster of heavier subjects moving at similar speeds: an explainer on why Bangkok has been declared a flood disaster zone, a look at why Scotland is called the drug death capital of Europe, and a report on internet restrictions after fighting broke out in Ethiopia's Tigray region. Bangkok's floods even earned two separate videos, both among the week's busiest.
Among the news networks and broadcasters, BBC News sits first of nine by subscribers, just above CNN and ABC News, with barely a sliver separating the three.
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The videos drawing views on BBC News right now
Why is Scotland the drug death capital of Europe? | BBC News155,142 views · 2026-09-26
Why has Bangkok been declared a flood disaster zone? #BBCNews114,972 views · 2026-09-26
Could Yemen's Houthis hold the world to ransom? | The Security Brief90,636 views · 2026-09-25
Internet restricted after fighting breaks out in Ethiopia's Tigray re…82,955 views · 2026-09-26
Bangkok declares disaster as heavy rains spark flooding. #Thailand #B…79,403 views · 2026-09-26
- Channel
- BBC News
- Subscribers
- 20,100,000
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- September 26, 2026
- Video views so far
- 715,936
- First-day pace, views per day
- 893,730
The numbers
Here are the figures behind BBC News this week.



