In its second episode, 'SNL U.K.'s' 'Weekend Update' returned with one-liners about the international political situation. The show focused on the contradictory messages between the United States and Iran regarding a deal to end the current conflict. It also addressed other relevant topics of the week, such as the death of OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky.

Paddy Young kicked off the show with a joke about the different stances of Trump and Iran regarding a possible agreement. The comedian quoted statements from an Iranian military spokesperson, contrasting them with Trump's position, creating a comedic and critical moment.

Paddy Young highlighted the discrepancies in the messages from both sides about the possibility of an agreement. The Iranian military spokesperson stated: 'Our first and last word from the very first day has been, is, and will remain: Someone like us will never come to terms with someone like you. Not now and not ever.' Young responded humorously: 'Oh my God, just kiss already!'.

This section of the show sought to highlight, through comedy, the complexity and tensions in the negotiations.

The show also addressed the death of OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky. Young joked: 'So gentlemen, when you’re visiting the site this week, lower your penises to half mast.' He also referenced the supposed beauty of the funeral with an ironic comment: 'Beautiful funeral, by the way. Wasn’t a dry tissue in the house.'

This segment of the show used dark humor to address a sensitive topic, generating laughter and reflection among the audience.

Young and co-host Ania Magliano introduced a new segment called 'hand-in-hand' with the aim of offering good news amidst the negative events. Magliano commented: 'And now, it seems like the whole world is at war. Russia and Ukraine, the Middle East, Chappell Roan and that tiny girl'.

The section sought to offer an optimistic counterpoint, reminding the audience that, despite the difficulties, it is possible to find reasons for hope and mutual support.

Young and Magliano expressed their intention to convey a message of hope and mutual support. Young stated: 'We're here to tell you that it's going to be OK,' to which Magliano added: 'Because we've got each other'.

Magliano continued with an ironic comment about the possibility of a Third World War, suggesting that, since there have already been two, 'don't they say good things come in threes?'.