The number of Covid infections is rising again across the UK.

The Old Bailey has heard that an alleged Islamist terrorist posed as a potential constituent and made an appointment before murdering MP David Amess. 

Joining Cathy iis Dave Innes, the Head of Economics at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which investigates and campaigns on poverty issues.

Our Economics Correspondent Helia Ebrahimi joins us from outside Number 11 Downing Street.

It's only supposed to be a "mini budget". But the Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing an outsize list of demands for his Spring Statement tomorrow, as the spiralling cost of living hits households and businesses alike. 

Cathy speaks to the author of the report from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, Matt Parr.

“Not fit for purpose." That's the damning indictment of Scotland Yard's approach to tackling corruption within its ranks. 

In Kyiv, eight people have been killed after Russian shelling destroyed a shopping centre in a residential district, along with nearby buildings.

The man accused of murdering the Conservative MP Sir David Amess carried out reconnaisance on cabinet minister Michael Gove, among other potential targets - the Old Bailey has been told. 

We spoke to Roxanne Tahbaz, who appeared alongside Nazanin at today's press conference. 

After six long years in detention in Iran - Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe has spoken about her ordeal for the first time. 

Metropolitan Police officers investigating serial killer Stephen Port made assumptions about gay men which “cannot be ignored”, a leaked police watchdog report has found.

Hundreds of people gathered in East London today to protest about the treatment of a 15-year-old schoolgirl who was strip-searched by police. 

We spoke to Environment Secretary George Eustice and we began by asking him when we can expect the next election - next year or the year after?

The war in Ukraine featured heavily in the speech given by Boris Johnson at the Conservative Party's spring conference today.