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Tories ‘rather presumptively’ promising dental changes after election says Labour
We spoke to the Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting, and began by asking who will deliver more NHS appointments – the Conservatives or Labour?
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People resort to DIY dentistry as UK announces dentistry ‘recovery plan’
People in Bristol have been queuing round the block for a third day after a new dentist opened its doors to NHS patients.
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Sunak trans jibe: calls for PM to apologise over comments in PMQs
Rishi Sunak is facing calls to apologise for making a transgender dig at Sir Keir Starmer during PMQs, while Brianna Ghey’s mother was visiting parliament.
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FactCheck: Starmer claims ‘nobody feels better off than 14 years ago’
Most people have slightly more money in their pocket, according to the latest data.
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Steve McQueen and Bianca Stigter on Amsterdam’s dark history of Nazi occupation
The Oscar-winning ’12 Years a Slave’ director Steve McQueen and his wife, historian Bianca Stigter, have brought Amsterdam’s Nazi history out of the shadows in their new film, ‘Occupied City’.
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‘No rebuilding’ in Syria one year on after quake
Over the border in Syria, the earthquake killed some six thousand people and left many more homeless.
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Anger in Turkey’s cultural jewel one year on from earthquake
It was one year ago today that two devastating earthquakes hit southern Turkey and northern Syria.
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‘If the war ends tomorrow, Netanyahu may lose his position’, says head of RUSI
The US Secretary of State has met mediators working on a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas during a lightning trip to four countries in less than 24 hours.
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Prince Harry flies to UK as King Charles begins cancer treatment
Prince Harry has flown back to the UK from California to see his father after his cancer diagnosis.
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Senegal’s ‘constitutional coup’ – is one of west Africa’s most stable democracies collapsing?
It’s being called a “constitutional coup”. Fears are growing that Senegal – one of the most stable democracies in West Africa – is turning its back on free and fair elections.
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Trump does not have immunity, US court rules
In the US, a federal appeals court has ruled that Donald Trump does not have immunity from charges that he plotted to overturn the 2020 election result.
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‘UK not ready for new AI powers yet’, says Tory peer
We spoke to Viscount Camrose, who’s the Under-Secretary of State for Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property.
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Innovation or safety? How the UK plans to regulate AI
The government says it plans to adopt an “agile” approach to regulating artificial intelligence.
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Mentally ill prisoners need proper secure hospital treatment or society faces ‘greater risks’, says chief inspector of prisons
We were joined by Charlie Taylor, who’s the Chief Inspector of Prisons.
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The shocking treatment of mental illness in UK prisons
A shocking new report shows prisons are still being used as a so-called “place of safety” for people who are mentally unwell – a practice the 2022 Mental Health Bill was supposed to have stopped.