We talked to the prime minister's COP spokeswoman, Allegra Stratton.

The draft deal is on the table and now the real horse trading on emissions has begun. 

Thirty-seven years after police officer Yvonne Fletcher was shot dead outside the Libyan Embassy in London, one of her fellow officers has brought a civil case to the High Court in a bid to have someone held to account for the incident. 

We spoke to Nadra Ahmed, from the National Care Association, and began by asking if it was the duty of carers to have the vaccine to protect those they're looking after.

Tens of thousands of care staff in England are facing the sack tomorrow as the government's deadline for employees being fully vaccinated arrives.

The Owen Paterson crisis has thrown up questions that have been asked before.

Glasgow might have thrown open its doors to the rest of the world here at COP26, but in reality the sheer struggle with visas, vaccinations and intercontinental travel have stopped some people getting here at all.

All frontline NHS staff and social care workers in England will be required to have Covid vaccines by next April to keep their jobs, as the health secretary said it was crucial to "avoid preventable harm".

Rolls-Royce has secured more than £400 million in funds from private investors and the UK government  to develop a new generation of small nuclear reactors.

If MPs are not visible in their constituencies, they should expect to be judged by the electorate. That's the warning from Downing Street, even though Boris Johnson hasn't backed an outright ban on MPs having second jobs.

We spoke to the government's chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance and asked him if climate change is a bigger challenge for us than Covid.

There's not much time, and a mountain to climb: that's the message to leaders at the COP26 summit here in Glasgow, where the president of the talks Alok Sharma has urged countries to set even more ambitious goals, to have any chance of keeping global...

Dry AMD or macular degeneration is a common and incurable eye disorder affecting tens of thousands of people over 50.

The new chairman of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club, Lord Patel, has offered an unreserved apology to Azeem Rafiq over the way his allegations of racism and bullying were handled, and said he should be praised for his courage in speaking out.

We spoke to the former President of Ireland, Mary Robinson. She is now chair of The Elders, a group of world leaders working for human rights, peace and the transition to a low-carbon future.