Ciaran Jenkins , Data Correspondent and Presenter

Why exactly is the government so keen on its Rwanda policy? Ciaran Jenkins explains.

Much has been made of the government’s Rwanda policy and its ability to deter migrants from seeking to enter the country.

The Crown Prosecution Service has told us that “decisions made by the prosecution team” when a victim of abuse was named as a co-conspirator, “were carefully considered at the time to ensure the strongest case.”

For years, as the Press Association’s chief political photographer, Stefan Rousseau has captured images that tell the story of British politics.

British Army medical officer Preet Chandi, has become the world’s fastest woman to complete a solo unsupported South Pole ski expedition.

The number of young children who have to be treated in hospital for the winter virus RSV could be slashed by more than 80% – if babies get a single dose of a new antibody treatment.

The Czech republic will observe a day of national mourning tomorrow after yesterday’s mass shooting in Prague which left 14 people dead.

More than 15 people have been killed and dozens injured in a mass shooting in the heart of the Czech capital, Prague.

An asylum seeker has died on board the Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset, which houses migrants. We are joined by the Labour mayor of Portland in Dorset Carralyn Parkes.

The internal fighting in the Conservative party has somewhat overshadowed the debate around Rwanda’s ability to safely welcome asylum seekers – if the UK government ever succeeds in sending them there. We spoke to Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza and started by asking whether – from her perspective within Rwanda – the country is safe.

The UK’s former climate chief Alok Sharma has warned that the UN’s COP 28 summit must agree a plan to phase out fossil fuels – or risk pushing the world into climate breakdown. Reports from Dubai claim that the oil cartel OPEC wrote to member nations this week urging them to block any talk of…

We were joined by Jennifer Cassidy who lectures in diplomacy at the University of Oxford – she’s served as a diplomatic attache to Ireland’s UN mission.

Ireland’s Justice Minister has condemned what she called “an attack on innocence itself”, after three young children and a woman were injured in a suspected stabbing in Dublin. Police say a man in his 50s – who’s also being treated for injuries – has been detained, and they don’t believe the attack is terror-related. They…

Net migration hit a record high in 2022, after the Office for National Statistics revised its previous estimate. We look at the numbers.

We spoke to the former Palestinian Authority spokesperson Nour Odeh.