Brexit Minister Lord Frost has called for a completely new arrangement to replace the Northern Ireland Protocol, claiming that instead of safeguarding peace and prosperity, it was achieving the very reverse. 

We spoke to Conservative peer Stuart Rose, who has run many high street retailers and now chairs EG group, the petrol forecourts giant that has bought Asda. 

The International Monetary Fund has downgraded its outlook for the UK economy, although Britain remains one of the fastest growing countries in the world.

We spoke to Professor Christina Pagel, director of University College London's Clinical Operational Research Unit and a member of Independent SAGE, the group of scientists who throughout the pandemic have sought to broaden out the discussion around g...

MPs have described the government's handling of the pandemic as one of the worst public health failures the UK has ever experienced. 

Alison Lowe is West Yorkshire's deputy mayor for policing and crime, and Emily Turner is from the charity Women's Lives Leeds, which aims to make Leeds the first women-friendly city in the UK.

More than 45,000 reports of indecent exposure have been recorded in England and Wales in the past six years, with over 20 cases a day in 2020, according to exclusive figures obtained by Channel 4 News.

As we revealed on this programme yesterday, Scotland Yard is taking no further action over Virginia Giuffre's allegations against Prince Andrew.

A former police sergeant, who retired weeks before his disciplinary hearing, has been found guilty of gross misconduct in the death in custody of a woman with a history of mental health problems.  

The question of whether the government should intervene to shore up those companies hit by the spike in energy costs has created something of a rift between two government departments. 

We spoke to the Labour MP Darren Jones, who's chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee in the House of Commons.

The business secretary is said to have put in a formal request to the Treasury, asking for help for the industries worst affected by the surging energy prices. 

Tonight, we show what that planet looks like through the lens of the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

With me now is Katherine O'Brien who is a spokesperson for the British Pregnancy Advisory Service. And we're also joined by Professor Geeta Nargund who is the founder of CREATE Fertility, which runs fertility clinics.

Students at an all female Cambridge college will be given lessons on fertility - after the college's new president said she wanted to stop young women "forgetting to have a baby" until it was too late.