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Author Andrew Rice unpicks 12 months that will live in infamy.
Lady Hale speaks to Krishnan about that famous judicial moment, the challenges she has faced in her career and the need to widen access to justice.
The chief executive of ExxonMobil has issued a public apology after secret filming of one of its senior lobbyists was broadcast exclusively on Channel 4 News exposing tactics used by the oil giant to water down US climate legislation.
The actor and comedian Bill Cosby is to be released from prison.
Last night police used stun grenades, rubber bullets and water cannons against Palestinians gathered outside Jerusalem’s Old City during the holiest night of Ramadan.
There is a question lingering over the gig economy: are the apps companies employers?
Tory MP and Chair of the Treasury Committee, Mel Stride, spoke to Matt Frei about supporting the government’s Covid tier plan for England.
Poet and writer Claudia Rankine talks to Krishnan about her thoughts on the future of democracy in America and exploring complex topics through poetry.
We were joined by Cornell Belcher, a political strategist and pollster who served the Democratic Party and the polling teams for both Obama Presidential campaigns.
Two police officers were shot in Louisville Kentucky as protests erupted at a decision by a grand jury not to charge police officers with the shooting dead of Breonna Taylor in her own home.
Agriculture Minister Dara Calleary has resigned following a scandal in which members of the Irish parliament and an EU Commissioner all attended a parliamentary golf society event just a day after restrictions on gatherings were introduced.
The claim has attracted criticism from many commentators.
The couple whose legal battle helped changed the law have become one of the first mixed-sex couples in England and Wales to enter a civil partnership.
Gary Gibbon
Visitors to the executive suites floor of the Midland Hotel in Manchester, where the government’s top people held court this week, have been told there is already an expectation that we will soon be in the next phase of this crisis: Boris Johnson refusing to sign the letter requesting a Brexit delay as required by the Benn Act.
Boris Johnson is back in front of the reopened House of Commons this evening facing questions from MPs about his failure to prorogue parliament and his plans for Brexit.