It's a big day for Welsh football - their first World Cup squad for 64 years.

The Prime Minister has said it is "vital" for journalists to do their jobs freely "without restriction", as police called for a review into the arrest of journalists during protests by Just Stop Oil.  

We were joined by Matthew Taylor, the chief executive of the NHS Confederation, which represents NHS employers.

What scale of disruption can patients expect when nurses go on strike this winter?

Nurses have voted to take strike action across the UK in their row over pay. 

MPs from the Home Affairs select committee have visited the Manston immigration processing centre in Kent, amid concerns about conditions and overcrowding. 

Footballer Benjamin Mendy has insisted the women he's accused of raping all consented to having sex with him.

We were joined by the chair of the Labour Party, Anneliese Dodds MP and Lord Kerslake, a former Head of the Civil Service and now a crossbench Peer who was appointed by Labour to review how it was run.

What is Sir Gavin Williamson's future?

It's exactly a fortnight since Rishi Sunak became prime minister with a promise to put integrity at the heart of his administration.

Five years on from the fire in which 72 people died, phase two of the Grenfell Inquiry comes to a close this week. 

A deal between the UK and France to help reduce the number of people crossing the Channel in small boats is in its 'final stages', according to Downing Street. 

The Prime Minister is facing fresh questions over his choice of cabinet ministers after it emerged that he was told that Sir Gavin Williamson was under investigation for allegedly bullying a female colleague, yet appointed him anyway. Number 10 said ...

We spoke to outgoing COP26 President Alok Sharma, who today handed over the presidency and opened the COP27 summit here in Egypt. We asked him what’s at stake.

TV Critics have described it as a cult classic which launched the careers of a generation of comedians.