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Boris Johnson has declined to say if he has completed a questionnaire sent to him by the Metropolitan Police to account for parties he's accused of attending during lockdown. 

We were joined by Professor Dame Donna Kinnair, who was chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing until last year, and Lord Victor Adebowale, the chair of NHS Confederation.

There is "overwhelming" evidence of  inequality for ethnic minorities in healthcare and within the health NHS workforce, according to a review of a decade's worth of research published today by the NHS Race and Health Observatory. 

A public inquiry into the Post Office IT scandal, which saw hundreds of sub-postmasters given criminal convictions and many more in debt paying off counts, has begun.

British nationals have been urged by the foreign office to leave Ukraine immediately "while commercial means are still available". 

We spoke to Sue Fish, a former police chief constable, and began by asking her why some officers are attracted to policing for all the wrong reasons.

From the handling of Sarah Everard's murder to the sexist, derogatory messages shared by some Met officers only just brought to light, recent scandals have shone a spotlight on how women are routinely mistreated by the police, both as victims of crim...

Strong and decisive leadership will be needed to restore public trust in the Metropolitan Police, Home Secretary Priti Patel has warned. 

We were joined by Anna Birley, co-founder of Reclaim These Streets - a campaign group set up in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder, and Parm Sandhu, who is a former chief superintendent in the Met and wrote a book about her experience in the force.

What led to Dame Cressida's departure? 

We were joined by former Met Police superintendent Leroy Logan, who spent 30 years as chair of the National Black Police Association.

Rarely has a former prime minister been quite so scathing about a successor - from his own party.

We spoke to the Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and began by asking him if he supports the most recent sanctions against Russia brought in by the government.

From Moscow to Brussels - along with tougher sanctions there's been a flurry of diplomacy from Britain over Ukraine - Boris Johnson warned the stand-off had entered its "most dangerous moment" as he met the Nato secretary-general.