Rebekah Vardy has spent the whole of day two of her libel trial against Coleen Rooney on the witness stand.

We spoke to the MP Kevin Hollinrake, and asked him how he felt about the Home Office ignoring his reservations about the planned location of an asylum seeker processing centre at a former RAF base in his constituency.

A council in North Yorkshire is considering taking legal action against the Home Office over plans to house an asylum seeker processing centre at a former RAF base in the village of Linton-on-Ouse.

A Home Office minister has refused to rule out the possibility that refugees from Ukraine or Afghanistan could be deported to Rwanda under the government's new policy. 

Police in Bristol say they fear a 15-year-old girl who went missing from her foster home two weeks ago may have been abducted.

Northern Ireland Minister Conor Burns is the prime minister’s special representative to the United States on the Northern Ireland Protocol – he joined us from Washington DC.

Boris Johnson has been warned by both the US and the EU that he should not unilaterally rip up the Northern Ireland Protocol which the UK agreed after Brexit, as ministers consider whether to bring in legislation which would override parts of the dea...

We spoke to Fabrice Pothier, former director of policy planning at Nato.

Boris Johnson has promised the UK will not hesitate to protect Sweden if it was attacked by Russia, describing Vladimir Putin as a "21st Century tyrant". 

Day one of the Rebekah Vardy and Colleen Rooney ‘Wagatha Christie’ libel trial at the High Court - and rival claims about destroyed evidence took centre stage. 

Richard Bonner, a board member of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership which wants to get a better deal for the levelling up of the North of England for both the public and private sector, spoke to us about the government’s Queen’s Speech proposal...

The Government hopes the proposals in the Queen's Speech will help it win the next election - and hold on to seats like Wakefield, which turned Conservative at the last General Election for the first time since the 1930s.

The Government promised long awaited reforms to mental health services in the UK, in today’s Queen’s Speech.

The public inquiry into the death in police custody of Sheku Bayoh has begun taking evidence - almost exactly seven years since the father-of-two died after being restrained by officers in Kirkcaldy in Fife.

The Home Office has admitted that LGBTQ refugees who are sent to Rwanda could face ill treatment - but said government plans to relocate people to the east African country would continue.