Ciaran Jenkins , Data Correspondent and Presenter

The government will soon set out its strategy to bring down the soaring number of people who are too sick to work.

We spoke to Lord Mandelson, who served alongside John Prescott in Tony Blair’s government.

We spoke to Benaifer Bhandari, the CEO of Hopscotch Women’s Centre, a charity offering support services for women impacted by racial and gender inequality as well as domestic abuse.

So what exactly is the government’s new farming policy and who will be affected?

Days after warnings of an imminent famine in northern Gaza, a group of aid organisations says Israel has failed to meet a US deadline to allow a minimum of 350 aid trucks a day into the Strip by today.

Donald Trump has called the support he built a ‘realignment’, going beyond his base into territory previously deemed out of bounds for a Republican candidate.

America had been prepared for a long and messy count, and possibly a disputed result, but the maths quickly became clear.

We spoke to Roger Hearn, UNRWA’s Director of Relief and Social Services, and asked him for the agency’s response to Israel formally notifying the UN of its intention to withdraw its cooperation with them.

We spoke to Carmen Marqués Ruiz, who’s the EU’s Climate Pact Ambassador and is from the Valencia region.

We spoke to the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson about the rise, and began by asking what her message was to students who may feel let down by today’s announcement. Bridget Phillipson: I have to be upfront about the fact that this was not a decision that I wanted to take, but I think was urgently…

One thing that helped propel Labour into power was the cost of living crisis, and millions of households under financial strain will now be looking to see what Rachel Reeves’s first budget will do about it.

The government has announced what it calls the largest review of the water industry since privatisation.

The British-Palestinian doctor Ghassan Abu-Sittah travelled to Gaza a year ago with the charity Doctors Without Borders. 

When Shiori Ito went public with accusations of rape against a powerful media personality seven years ago, it started a long campaign for justice that saw her become the face of the MeToo movement in Japan.

We spoke to John McTernan, a political strategist who was Tony Blair’s director of political operations when he was prime minister.