The news videos people watched most since yesterday.
Jerome Starkey's Frontline bulletin draws nearly half a million views in nine hours, with reporting that extends to evacuations in Oleshky.
The Global News Podcast examines what Arab-led parties would bring to an Eisenkot government, and why parliamentary arithmetic alone cannot…
LBC meets people whose preparations go well beyond the government's three-day supply advice, with power cuts and floods among their concern…
ITV News adds a family's account of lifesaving first aid to its reporting on the search for missing passengers.
Rowland Manthorpe's analysis goes beyond the reported crypto theft to ask what protection customers have when an exchange freezes their mon…
The explainer examines fake-job recruitment tactics and customer safeguards, while stressing that responsibility has not officially been co…
Its battlefield compilation adds footage of captured reconnaissance troops and automated weapons to reporting on attacks inside Russia.
Correspondent Joe Tidy says roughly half the stolen assets have been frozen, while Binance links the breach to a developer's laptop.
United Kingdom · Story of A reported warning about its credit prospects turns the conversation from AI's capabilities to the cost of keeping it running.
A plate of ham, egg and chips becomes a case for preserving a traditional café, with a court hearing days away.
Piers Morgan's discussion moves from Netanyahu's legacy to settlement ambitions, with Youssef's advertised appearance arriving well into th…
Middle East Eye's rally clip draws an unusually large audience as the Michigan Senate candidate sets out a counter-proposal.
The Daily Heretic's fast-starting interview turns Sweden's immigration policies into a comparison with Britain's political debate.
BBC Politics' fast-starting Short carries a benefits-bill headline, but the exchange centres on Brexit, Iraq and political accountability.
5 News shows demonstrators decorating The Star, while the pub chain denies having a poppy ban and cites extra security during local demonst…
Neil Oliver and Dr Tim Kelly join the retired nurse teacher to discuss lost knowledge, digital archives and AI.
Martin Flynn says heated glasshouses, costly construction and seven-day working weeks leave little room in growers' margins.
OUTLORE's only new upload is a short Netflix teaser about a woman targeted by an actor impersonation scam.
Arise News pairs Ganduje's congratulations with the Imo APC's insistence that Uzodimma remains its candidate.
The Google explainer draws an unusually fast audience as the channel turns from Anthropic's valuation to the costs of artificial intelligen…
BBC News examines Alphabet's steep sell-off, while Evercore's Mark Mahaney argues that demand for AI remains strong.
LBC's Andrew Marr asks two former officials whether hostile rhetoric could become renewed military action after the US midterms.
The Liberal Democrat MP tells LBC she stumbled on the stairs, but corrects reports that she was "sent flying."
BBC News pairs the speed finding with control-centre recordings and families' continuing search for missing relatives in Toledo.
BBC News's midterms explainer separates the presidency from congressional power, showing what a Democratic victory could change.
Security analyst Luke Coffey explains how the short-range system could help counter cruise missiles and jet-powered drones.
Channel 4 News reports on victim identification efforts and leaked audio suggesting a train was cleared to resume normal speed while anothe…
LBC's host moves beyond the White House renovation dispute to argue that racial prejudice helps explain Trump's enduring support.
The bulletin also examines Qatar's turn to American gas and a UN expert's warning that military strikes and domestic repression are compoun…
United Kingdom · Story of The bulletin adds a disputed mediation plan and reports of possible US strikes to the uncertainty following Israel's election.
The UK preparedness report examines advice to keep three days of supplies for emergencies such as extreme weather or cyberattacks.
The Naval War College historian brings concept cards to Steven Bartlett's studio, from Putin's "pivotal error" to the strategy of "death gr…
UKLIVE's interview drew roughly 47,000 views in eleven hours as Fox called the conviction "political persecution."
The Telegraph's Paul Nuki reports that no evidence has been presented for the fraud allegations as neither bloc secures a governing majorit…
The Guardian's Texas campaign report moves from rival rallies to a taco restaurant, where food prices become part of the Senate debate.
The Mirror pairs the control-room exchange with survivors' accounts and a son's search for his missing father.
Manchester Evening News's press conference clip reaches far beyond its usual audience, but the explanation in its title arrives near the en…
5 News pairs CCTV of the attack with arrest and interview footage following Mark Neville's guilty plea.
Euronews reconstructs the sequence from an IT failure to a fatal rear-end collision, with responsibility still undetermined.
The Bowen Pies owner tells Good Morning Britain that rising employment and supplier costs leave him facing higher prices and a personal pay…
Arise News examines contrasting campaign strategies among Tinubu supporters as Imo's governor rejects the coalition Wike promotes in Rivers.
Stephen Woodford breaks down how preparation and persistent questions bring Doug Wilson's proposed voting system into focus.
The Australian data center builder is seeking private funding, with US$550 million in scheduled payments due this year for one development,…
Australia · Story of The prime minister announces $1.6 billion in commercial investment, then faces questions about data storage, European partnerships and sove…
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