Protesters have also been out in force in Cornwall, calling on world leaders to take immediate action to tackle the "climate emergency". Hundreds of activists joined a parade through St Ives.

There are some signs that the UK economy is clambering back from the depths of the pandemic recession, growing by 2.3 per cent in April as more shops and outdoor hospitality venues began opening up again.

It seems world leaders may finally have clocked onto the mantra “no one is safe until everyone is safe”.

The R rate, showing how rapidly Covid infections are transmitted, has risen again in England.

Handshakes have been replaced by elbow bumps, as the G7 leaders meet in Cornwall for their first face to face summit of the pandemic.

In the final episode in our series, we look at the recommendations of the report. What does the chair, Tony Sewell and his commission think can be done to address the disparities that ultimately, he doesn't dispute still exist today?

The last images of two sisters celebrating in a country park before becoming the victims of a relentless and frenzied attack have been shown at the Old Bailey.

On the eve of the G7 summit, Channel 4 News spoke to former Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the importance of an agreement being made on providing more vaccinations to poorer nations.

In Cornwall it looks idyllic and peaceful but following the politicians are the protesters. It has become part of summit rituals.

The government's decision making in the early days of the pandemic will forever be scrutinised.

We spoke to Ben Rhodes from Los Angeles.

Meeting ahead of the G7 summit in Cornwall, Boris Johnson joked with Joe Biden saying he wouldn't disagree with anything the president says.

More than 6,300 allegations of sexual assault and harassment in and around schools across England and Wales were reported to police in three years, the equivalent of at least five offences every day, Channel 4 News can reveal. Some 633 of these repor...

Health Secretary Matt Hancock appears before MPs to answer questions about the UK government's handling of the pandemic. 

In the second episode of this three-part series, Serena Barker-Singh sets out to find some of the academics and experts cited in the report, some who say their work was misinterpreted in the dossier, and we also find out whether the report by the Com...