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Gaza: UN top court orders Israel to unblock food aid
Syria has blamed Israel for air strikes near Aleppo which are reported to have killed more than 30 Syrian soldiers and several Hezbollah fighters.
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Evan Gershkovich: One year since Wall Street Journal reporter jailed in Russia
It’s a year since the Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia and accused of spying for the US.
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Russia targets Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in drone and missile strikes
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that Europe is entering a “prewar” era that it’s not ready for.
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A new leader ‘potentially damaging’ for NI Assembly, says political commentator
We spoke to Alex Kane, a columnist and political commentator based in Belfast, and a former Director of Communications for the Ulster Unionist Party.
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Jeffrey Donaldson resigns as DUP leader after historic sexual offence charges
It’s been another momentous Good Friday for Northern Ireland.
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LGBTQ+ Uganda sculptor Leilah Babirye on art as activism
Sculptor Leilah Babirye began her art as a form of activism back home in Uganda, where being gay is a crime.
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Thames Water investors pull £500m funding lifeline
Thames Water is the UK’s biggest water company, serving almost a quarter of the population.
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Debate: Should assisted dying be legalised in Scotland?
Earlier we spoke to Ally Thomson, who is Director for Scotland of the campaign group Dignity in Dying and Dr. Gordon Macdonald, the CEO of Care Not Killing.
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Scotland could become first UK nation to legalise assisted dying
Scotland could become the first UK nation to provide help for people with a terminal illness to end their own lives. A new assisted dying bill was introduced today, and supporters say the public mood is shifting in favour of a change in the law.
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‘Crypto King’ Sam Bankman-Fried gets 25 years in prison
He was known as the ‘Crypto King’, feted by politicians, endorsed by celebrities and entrusted with billions of dollars of funds.
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‘No magic money tree’ for more councils says Starmer
The Conservatives stole two Labour policies to fund tax cuts in their budget. And now Labour has kicked off its local election campaign with some rather familiar-sounding promises.
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“How many years until we see justice served?” asks former subpostmaster
We spoke to former subpostmasters Chris Head and Chirag Sidhpura. Both lost everything after the Post Office accused them of stealing huge sums of money.
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Post Office scandal: outrage as Channel 4 News reveals covert recordings
There’s growing anger among politicians following the secret recordings, aired in our exclusive report on this programme last night.
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‘MP’s tears alone won’t have impact on Sudan crisis’, says Sudanese analyst
We speak to Kholood Khair, a Sudanese analyst and founding director of the Confluence Advisory think tank.
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War and hunger force hundreds of thousands to flee Sudan
The UK is almost doubling its aid to Sudan, to £89 million, as the humanitarian crisis there continues to escalate.