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How Tories claimed victory in Tees Valley mayoral race
The Conservatives wanted three key victories last night: along with Hartlepool they wanted to keep their mayors in the West Midlands and the Tees Valley.
Two people treated in hospital after London tower block fire
Two people have been treated in hospital after a fire badly damaged a high-rise tower block, with a similar style of combustible cladding used on Grenfell Tower.
England travel ‘green list’ to include 12 countries
If you are holding out the prospect of a foreign getaway then from May 17th people in England can now travel to 12 countries on the “green list” without having to quarantine upon return.
Welsh election 2021: Labour holds on despite Tory challenge
The full results are yet to come in the contest for the Welsh Senedd. Labour was hoping for a good result but it's faced some stiff challenges from the Conservatives.
Scotland election 2021: Sturgeon says SNP has ‘held its own’ as party eyes fourth consecutive victory
Counting is still going on in the Scottish Parliamentary elections, but SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon comfortably held on to her seat and said she was confident that her party was on course for a fourth consecutive victory.
Northern Ireland, Part 2: Will Brexit lead to a United Ireland?
As some say the call for a border poll on a United Ireland is growing, what would it take to get to that point, and what would it mean to be a Unionist, if the Union no longer exists?
Lib Dem MSPs elected to Holyrood will oppose second independence referendum, says Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey
We spoke to the Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey and asked him if he would consider his position as leader if his party will end up losing seats overall in tomorrow's elections.
First vote for 16 and 17-year-olds in Welsh Parliament elections
One major change this year is that 16 and 17-year-olds will have the vote for the first time.
Scottish Parliament elections could have profound impact on future of UK
The elections for the Scottish Parliament could have a profound impact on the future of the United Kingdom.
‘Conservative and Labour parties aren’t for green recovery’, says Green MP Caroline Lucas
We have been speaking to the former Green Party leader, Brighton MP Caroline Lucas, and put it to her that we have been talking about the Greens breaking through into British politics for a long time, so why is that yet to happen?
Police officer accused of murdering Dalian Atkinson lied about kicking him in head, court told
A police officer accused of murdering the former footballer Dalian Atkinson lied about kicking him in the head as he lay on the street after being Tasered, a court has been told.
‘We’ve got more to do’ over court backlogs, says Justice Secretary Robert Buckland
We spoke to the Justice Secretary Robert Buckland and began by asking about the backlog of an extraordinary 58,000 crown court cases which means some victims will have to wait years to have their cases heard.
Bumper year of elections in Britain after Covid forces delays
Voters across Britain are going to the polls tomorrow to elect new parliaments in Scotland and Wales, a variety of councils and mayors in England, as well as Police and Crime Commissioners.
‘CPS needs to play its part in rebuilding trust in communities’ – former Met Police officer Victor Olisa
Victor Olisa is a retired chief superintendent with the Metropolitan Police.
Harrowing footage of ex-PC hitting vulnerable teenage girl with baton seen by relative
We start with a harrowing case of violence by a police officer towards a vulnerable teenage girl.