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US media outlets take legal action after White House ban
Briefed in the Morning News edition of Tuesday, 22 September 2026
What was discussed
US networks boycott White House pool coverage0:53
- Sarah Smithassertion
The media are pretty united in their condemnation of this ban, and the three prohibited outlets have launched a legal challenge.
- Donald Trumpassertion
I have an obligation not to let fake news—they're very bad for the country, very bad for national security.
- CNN, MS NOW, and Politicoclip
Banning them from the White House is an assault on the freedom of the press and interferes with the public's right to independent journalism.
UN General Assembly diplomatic agenda6:20
- Tom Batemanassertion
Trump will meet President Zelensky and Gulf leaders as he desperately needs resolutions on energy targeting and oil exports, though his media dispute may affect visibility of these meetings.
UK provides defensive refuelling to Saudi Arabia8:37
- Andy Burnhamclip
The UK will provide defensive air-to-air refuelling support to Saudi Arabia.
- Chris Masonassertion
The refuelling support will begin in the coming days, involve a single British aircraft, and is time-limited to likely last for weeks.
Yemeni refugees flee to Djibouti9:33
- Frank Gardnerassertion
Hundreds of families are sheltering in a warehouse in Hobok, fleeing hungry and terrified of airstrikes, with many more expected to arrive.
- Kassim Ibrahim Abziclip
We came here because of the planes and the bombs.
- Aisha Abdulkaderclip
We are willing to go back if there is peace; we just need safety, food, water, and education for our children.
- Mohammed Abdul Karimclip
Most people here are in the worst condition inside the tents, and I want our voices to be heard by NGOs and the government.
FIFA president proposes external review13:07
- Gianni Infantinoclip
FIFA's democratic processes and sporting authority were never for sale, and he proposes an independent external review and direct consultation with confederations.
- Ben Croucherspeculation
The letter is a slight softening of Infantino's stance ahead of his re-election bid, but whether it leads to real changes or business as usual remains to be seen.
Paramount Skydance merger settlement22:58
- Rob Bontaclip
This settlement is not a vote of support for this merger and is not a blessing of the broader merger.
- Ioane Wellsassertion
The settlement meets criteria that pave the way for the merger to continue, including commitments to produce a minimum number of films and establish an independent editorial board for news brands.
First UK charge for Rwanda genocide19:09
- Tom Simonsassertion
Dr. Vincent Brown has been charged with conduct ancillary to genocide and murder as a crime against humanity following a lengthy investigation by the Metropolitan Police.
Lithuania prepares evacuation plans amid Russian threats21:07
- Mingas Sinkaviciusassertion
We face concrete threats from drones and other incursions, and we have prepared evacuation plans for various scenarios, including assisting the elderly and handicapped.
Luke Littler threatens to stop playing in Netherlands1:48
- Will Chalkassertion
Littler's threat to withdraw may be serious given his past actions, and fans might be booing him because he wins too much and his reactions put a target on his back.
- Samuel Gillassertion
There is a real fear that within a few years Littler will walk away from the sport, as he could be financially set up by age 25.
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