Jun 30, 2021
Matt Hancock is health secretary no more, after footage revealed he’d broken the Covid rules during an affair with an aide.
While he may be gone, he leaves behind many questions about his handling of the Covid pandemic, particularly when it comes to care homes.
Georgina Lee from our Fact Check team has looked into his...
Jun 28, 2021
Institutionally corrupt. That’s how the Metropolitan Police have been described after a review into an unsolved murder of a man called Daniel Morgan in the 1980s, a now infamous crime committed 34 years ago, that's still not been solved.
Our Home Affairs Correspondent Andy Davies has been looking into the panel's...
Jun 25, 2021
Ghislaine Maxwell will go on trial later this year accused of helping convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein recruit, groom and sexually abuse girls under the age of 18.
Ms Maxwell has denied all of the charges.
Yet the question is why is this taking place in the United States given that one of the victims in...
Jun 23, 2021
Girls being constantly sent nude images, sexist name-calling, harassment, rape, a climate of fear, an over-sexualised culture that has become the normality in schools across the country.
That's the conclusion of Ofsted's recent report into sexual harassment, which revealed that for some children,...
Jun 21, 2021
The United States is set to make the 19th of June - known as “Juneteenth” - a national holiday. The day commemorates the emancipation of slaves.
It marks a shift in American society; of the nation recognising past injustices. And it comes shortly after Joe Biden became the first US President to mark the anniversary...