On today’s podcast we speak to the investigative journalist Ellie Flynn about the widespread police sexual misconduct and police-perpetrated domestic abuse in the UK. 

The Duchess of Sussex has won the latest round of her legal battle with the Mail on Sunday for breaching her privacy.

The government has unveiled its plans for a new subsidy regime for farming, which it says will improve biodiversity, see more trees planted and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

An independent investigation has found that the former head of the Prince of Wales’ Foundation co-ordinated with so-called 'fixers' over an honours nomination for a Saudi billionaire. 

In South Africa, cases of the new omicron variant of Covid-19 are continuing to surge, as the world waits to see how seriously it should take this new development. 

We spoke to Sir Alan Wood, whose report for the government on how agencies should work together to safeguard children, was published in May this year.

We spoke to Helen Westerman, head of Local Campaigns of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC), and started by asking what is at the root cause of the abuse suffered by six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.

There have tragically been cases like Arthur Labinjo-Hughes before.

Six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes died of an “unsurvivable brain injury”.

Up to 30,000 homes remain without power tonight, following extensive damage caused by Storm Arwen.

We spoke to Ed Tytherleigh from Centrepoint, a charity that provides accommodation and support to homeless young people.

One of the positive consequences of the pandemic was that many rough sleepers were brought in off the streets and offered emergency accommodation.

In New York, at the trial of the British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, the alleged victim identified only as 'Jane' is giving testimony for a second day.

People with HIV will be allowed to join the British armed forces for the first time next year, as the UK becomes only the second country in the world to lift a ban on their enlistment.

Labour have accused the government of ignoring the advice of its top scientific advisers over tests for flights coming into Britain.