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ITV Lunchtime News
The programme opened with the aftermath of the A66 crash, reporting the deaths of two police officers and five young men, and Number 10's condemnation of dangerous driving videos. A vigil was planned. It then covered Prime Minister Andy Burnham's first foreign trip to Ukraine, where he pledged continued support, allowed British technology in French-made missiles, and faced Russian criticism, also attending an independence ceremony.
BBC News at One including...
The government called on social media companies to remove content celebrating dangerous driving after a crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough killed two police officers and five men. The collision followed a police chase involving a VW Passat with cloned plates; the victims were named, and a TikTok video from one of the men was highlighted. Later, Cleveland police announced 12 arrests in connection with the incident. Prime Minister Andy Burnham made his first official overseas visit to Ukraine, where he pledged continued support, including handing over blueprints for long-range missiles, and Russia responded by accusing the UK of adding fuel to the fire.
5 News at Lunchtime
The broadcast reported that a year has passed since the government announced a review into the handling of prosecutions of Post Office staff, but no reviewer has been appointed, with victims' representatives describing the delay as a scandal within a scandal. A report from the Nuffield Trust revealed that nearly 600 dental practices in England have withdrawn from NHS dentistry over the last decade, with particularly sharp declines in parts of the south west and east, raising concerns about growing inequalities in access to care.
BBC News Now
The British Prime Minister Andy Burnham made his first visit to Ukraine, meeting President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv to mark 35 years of Ukrainian independence. He announced that Britain would give Ukraine access to its military technology to produce its own model of the Storm Shadow cruise missile, and he delivered a speech pledging continued support, saying Ukraine was Europe's protector and that he would take up the reins of the Coalition of the Willing alongside President Macron and Chancellor Merz. Zelensky awarded Burnham an honorary distinction on behalf of the British people.
Sky News Today with Gareth Barlow
Andy Burnham made his first international trip as Prime Minister to Kyiv, where he marked Ukraine's 35th independence anniversary and planned to chair a session of the Coalition of the Willing. He announced the UK would declassify blueprints for Storm Shadow missiles to allow Ukraine to build them domestically, a move that drew a Kremlin response accusing Britain of taking part in the war. Landmarks in the UK were lit in Ukrainian colours, and the visit was framed as a renewed commitment to support Ukraine against Russia.
BBC News
Prime Minister Andy Burnham arrived in Kyiv to mark 35 years of Ukrainian independence and announced an agreement for Ukraine to begin producing its own models of the British Storm Shadow cruise missile. He is set to meet President Zelensky and chair a meeting of the Coalition of the Willing, a partnership of 35 countries supporting Ukraine, and is expected to reaffirm that UK support will not waver. The visit is his first foreign trip as prime minister, and he is also due to accept an award on behalf of the British people recognising UK support for Ukraine.
Mornings
Prime Minister Andy Burnham made his first international trip to Ukraine, meeting President Zelensky and chairing a session of the coalition of the willing, while the UK declassified missile information to help Ukraine build long-range weapons. Tributes were paid to two police officers killed in a head-on crash in Middlesbrough, with public donations surpassing £200,000; the crash followed a pursuit of a car with cloned plates. Concerns were raised about UK water storage after one of the driest summers on record, with only one new reservoir under construction in 35 years and a projected shortfall of five billion litres a day by 2050.
BBC News
The UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is visiting Kyiv to mark 35 years of Ukrainian independence from the Soviet Union, where he will announce an agreement for Ukraine to produce its own models of the British Storm Shadow cruise missile. The report noted a recent Russian drone strike on a passenger train with nearly 600 aboard, and contrasted the UK commitment with US President Trump's reversal on allowing Ukraine to build Patriot missiles. An analyst said the Storm Shadow announcement is significant because it moves Ukraine from relying on finite Western stocks toward domestic production, though it does not address Ukraine's immediate need for ballistic missile defense.
BBC News
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warned on the day of the national flag that holding elections during the war with Russia would be too dangerous and could split and destroy the country. The warning follows calls from his former defence minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, who was sacked last month after a falling out, to hold a nationwide vote. In an interview, Fedorov said democracy is at stake and that he wanted the war to end, while also describing a crisis of governance, inefficiency, and a loss of trust through corruption. He said he would not have made the statement if he were thinking of his political future, and he is heading to the US to ask for extended access to the Starlink network. Ukraine's consul general in San Francisco, Dmytro Khrushchev, said the constitution prohibits elections during the war, and that the majority of Ukrainians prioritize surviving the coming winter over holding a vote.
ITV News
The families of two police officers killed in a head-on crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough have paid tribute to them. PC Matthew Blades's wife said the pain of losing him is beyond words, and PC Tom Clough's family described him as a hero. An online appeal raised more than £200,000 in under 12 hours. The officers died after a car being driven the wrong way struck them; the five young men in that car also died and were named today. Police say the pursuit was called off 10 seconds before the crash.
The Wrap With Gillian Joseph
The families of two police officers killed in a crash near Middlesbrough paid tribute, describing them as heroes. PC Tom Clough and PC Matthew Blades died when a car travelling the wrong way down the A66 hit their vehicle. The five young men in the other car also died. Investigators revealed the car had cloned plates and the pursuit was called off before the crash; the IOPC is examining evidence.
BBC News and Weather
Tributes were paid to two police officers killed in a head-on crash on Teesside, with an initial investigation suggesting the police pursuit had been abandoned just seconds before the collision; five other young men also died. In Ukraine, President Zelensky warned that holding elections while the country is at war with Russia could divide and destroy it, while former defence minister Fedorov called for elections and planned to seek extended access to the Starlink network from the United States.
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