Tom talks to Krishnan about Russia's invasion of Ukraine, his plans to run for Prime Minister and his time serving in the military during the Iraq war and war in Afghanistan.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has spent her first day as a free woman after her six-year detention in Iran.

When the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities released its advice to the government a year ago, it sparked a furious backlash from campaign groups, academics and medical experts for downplaying the existence of institutional racism. 

The Bank of England has raised interest rates for the third time in four months to 0.75%.  

We spoke to Hull Labour MP Karl Turner about P&O Ferries’ decision to sack 800 workers.

“Your last day of employment is today” - sacked, in an instant and over Zoom.

He served as prime minister for six years, but since losing the Brexit referendum in 2016, David Cameron has stepped down as an MP, and rarely given interviews. 

A "shocking" and "deeply concerning case". That's the verdict of the Mayor of London after an incident in 2020 in which a 15-year-old black girl was strip searched at an East London school by two police officers. 

There were five foreign secretaries during the years that Nazanin was unable to leave Iran. 

The release of Nazanin and Anoosheh comes against a background of a bigger diplomatic game being driven by world events. 

We spoke to Anoosheh Ashoori's daughter, Elika - and asked her how she's feeling knowing her father is finally on his way home.

After years of physical and mental stress, languishing in cockroach-ridden jails, toyed with by autocrats who seemed impervious to reason or empathy: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori are on a plane bound for Britain. 

Hopes have been raised that the British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe could be allowed to return to the UK after Iranian officials returned her British passport.

More than 100,000 Britons have offered sanctuary to Ukrainian refugees under the government scheme launched yesterday. 

In Northern Ireland there are fears that, as the cost of living crisis grows, as much as 40% of the population could soon be living in fuel poverty.