When Labour MP Jess Phillips marked International Women’s Day by reading out the names of women killed by men last year, it struck a chord in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder.

For the first time in five weeks, Covid cases in England are on the rise, albeit slightly.

We spoke to Martin Forde QC, the senior barrister who used to advise the Home Office on the Windrush compensation scheme.

A new report by the National Audit Office has found that the Home Office is failing to compensate Windrush victims quickly enough.

Television executive Pat Younge worked in the BBC's news and current affairs department at the time the Diana interview was broadcast.

Today, the prime minister said he was "very concerned" about Lord Dyson's findings, showing that Martin Bashir faked documents to secure the scoop.

The Metropolitan Police has told us it fears a "bounceback" in violent crime now that lockdown restrictions are being lifted.

We spoke to Commander Alex Murray, the Met's lead on violent crime, and began by asking him how the force was preparing for any potential post-lockdown rise in knife crime.

Senior ministers have met to discuss concerns about how a zero-tariff, free-trade deal with Australia could impact the UK's farming industry.

Public Health England has released its latest data on the number of cases of the so-called Indian variant that has been spreading mainly in parts of North West England and London, with 3,424 cases detected - an increase of over 2,000 on the previous ...

The government has announced plans for Britain's trains to be run under a single brand name "Great British Railways". 

Lord Grade was the controller of BBC One in the 1980s and chairman of the BBC, he spoke to us from west London.

According to the inquiry report when questions were raised, the BBC top brass believed Mr Bashir's lies in an internal investigation damned today as "woefully inadequate". 

The cost of buying a zero emission car is still too high, according to MPs, who have accused the government of lacking a clear plan to meet its low emissions target.

The lawyer acting for relatives of murdered private investigator Daniel Morgan says the family has every reason to be suspicious about the motives behind Priti Patel's decision to delay publication of the long-awaited independent inquiry into his dea...