Too many vulnerable children have been left at risk of harm for far too long, according to Ofsted Chief Inspector Amanda Spielman.

15 years after his first crusade to improve school meals, Jamie Oliver is again warning that too many schools are dishing out junk food, fizzy drinks and sweets, while levels of child obesity are on the rise.

The Omicron variant has dealt another blow to what was meant to be a lucrative Christmas party season.

After almost two years of constant challenges for the beleaguered hospitality industry, the Omicron variant has dealt another blow to what was meant to be a lucrative Christmas party season.

With this Christmas again set to be dominated by Covid - the Prime Minister has briefed ministers about the Omicron variant - saying it appears to be "more transmissible" than Delta.

A video leaked to ITV news shows Number 10 officials joking about a "business meeting with cheese and wine" and no social distancing.

As the row over whether a Christmas party was held at Downing Street last year, footage broadcast on ITV News has shown Number 10 officials joking about a “business meeting with cheese and wine” with no social distancing.

We spoke to Dame Carol Black, who led the government-commissioned review of drugs policy, and asked her if the key is decriminalisation and treating drug-taking as a chronic health condition.

The Foreign Office also says it will continue doing all it can to secure safe passage to help British nationals and eligible Afghans to leave the country.

The energy minister has admitted it's "completely unacceptable" that 1,200 homes remain without power in the north east of England, 10 days after the damage caused by Storm Arwen. 

Two police officers, who took pictures of the murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman in a north-west London park last year, have been jailed for two years and nine months.

The whole nation is "distraught" at the tragic death of 6-year-old Arthur Labinjo Hughes, the Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has told MPs. 

We’re joined by Professor Devi Sridhar, Chair of Global Public Health at Edinburgh University.

We spoke to the Minister for Crime and Policing, Kit Malthouse, and started by asking him whether the extra spending on rehabilitation and treatment exceeded the budget cuts in those areas since the Conservatives came to power in 2010.

Rehab for hundreds of thousands of hardcore drugs users, and tackling the criminal gangs who peddle illegal narcotics and "make hell of people’s lives".