The stark warning about the future of the planet by the United Nations report into climate change, included increased flooding and this summer, parts of London have been inundated three times in as many weeks.

The authoritarian Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has accused his opponents of planning a coup and mocked the Olympic sprinter who fled to Poland. 

Scotland has lifted most of its Covid restrictions from today, allowing nightclubs to open and increasing the limit on crowds allowed at sporting events, although wearing face masks in places like shops and public transport remains compulsory. 

In today’s episode, our sports reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan takes us not just through the events in Tokyo but the revolutionary changes of the National Lottery and UK Sport in the 1990s that has paved the way to Team GB’s success.

A £750 million pound insurance scheme to back live events has been announced by the government.

A teenage mother who left her toddler daughter to starve to death has been jailed for nine years.

Downing Street is tonight defending the prime minister's decision not to self-isolate, despite one of his staff members testing positive for coronavirus during a visit to Scotland.

The Labour MP Darren Jones chairs the Energy Select Committee, and Dale Vince founded the renewable energy company, Ecotricity.

Today's announcement that energy bills are to rise, again, is difficult news for families already worried about their finances as autumn approaches. 

Young Muslims have spoken out about the impact lockdowns have had on their mental health in a bid to break social taboos surrounding the issue which they say exists in their community. 

What would it mean to be a Unionist, if the Union no longer exists?

For the first time since she was acquitted of housing benefit fraud last week, Labour MP Apsana Begum has spoken exclusively to Channel 4 News about the 18 month legal battle which laid bare her life story, the loss of her father, and alleged domesti...

Seven men have been found guilty of murdering a student - who was mistakenly killed in a drive by shooting.

We spoke to Professor Dame Carol Black who led the independent review of drugs.

Drug-related deaths in England and Wales have reached an all-time high - with many of the deaths caused by opiates including heroin.