This week on the channel +1.1M views this week

Drumcree decision and Scottish football fill Daily Record's news week

Commons coverage of the Garvaghy Road march joins MI5's threat update and Record Sport's Hotline Live discussions.

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Daily Record Story of October 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

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Daily Record's latest daily audience is more than twice its usual size, but its subscriber count has stayed unchanged across the week. Fifteen uploads brought a mix of live news coverage, parliamentary statements and the familiar football conversation of Hotline Live.

The Yorkshire Wildlife Park live feed remains the week's most watched new upload, following the fatal tiger attack covered here earlier. Attention among the newer videos is now concentrated on Sir Chris Bryant's Commons explanation of his decision not to allow an Orange Order march along Garvaghy Road. Bryant describes negotiations over a proposed final march, acknowledging the disappointment and anxiety caused by the decision. A separate live upload carries political parties' press conferences at Stormont.

That Commons statement currently draws the largest daily audience among the channel's active videos. Next comes MI5 chief Sir Ken McCallum's annual threat update, including his warning that failed AI guardrails could give terrorists access to bioweapons or help generate new pathogens.

Record Sport supplies a different kind of discussion. Daniel Caw is joined by Keith Jackson, Ryan McDonald and Ross Pilcher to consider Celtic's Benfica test in Portugal and Hearts' demanding run of fixtures. That episode is also among the channel's most active videos, while another Hotline Live installment asks how Rangers have progressed under Derek McInnes.

Among nearby news channels, 5 News had a substantially larger week for views, while The Canadian Press recorded a weekly total close to Daily Record's. Daily Record itself added roughly 1.1 million views, with its latest football panel sitting alongside the national news statements in the channel's busiest current collection.

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