The IOPC, the Independent Office for Police Conduct, has launched an investigation into why officers returned Jake Davison's gun and firearms permit to him last month after they'd taken them away following an alleged assault.  

I've also been speaking to the Labour MP and mayor of South Yorkshire, Dan Jarvis. 

Fawzia Koofi is a peace negotiator and former Afghan member of parliament. She's survived a number of assassination attempts during her career fighting for women's rights in Afghanistan. 

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani defied expectations and remained in post today, telling Afghans he is holding urgent talks with local and international leaders to find a way to halt the Taliban offensive across Afghanistan. 

The police watchdog has said it will be launching an investigation into the Devon and Cornwall force.

All the Afghan, British and American lives lost and the decades spent bogged down in the conflict.

We spoke to Luke Pollard, the MP for the area, and Father Richard Silk, who's been leading the effort to support people here.

It took less than 10 minutes for 22-year-old Jake Davison to gun down five people, including his own mother and a three-year-old girl, before turning his weapon on himself.

We spoke to Sir William Patey, a former British ambassador to Afghanistan, and started by asking him for his thoughts on what's happening in the country now.

We spoke to the writer Laura Bates, who spent two years researching online misogynistic groups and began by asking her to explain the term “incel”.

What do we know about Jake Davison? He had been working as an apprentice for defence and engineering company Babcock International.

It's been A-level results day for students in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, and despite all the disruption caused by the pandemic, record numbers of them have won top grades. 

Dramatic footage showing the final moments of Sudesh Amman's life after he was shot by undercover police has been shown at his inquest.

We spoke to the Universities Minister Michelle Donelan, and began by putting it to her that if you can't compare these results to any other year - as her boss Gavin Williamson said - then doesn't that defeat the point of the exam system?

In Scotland, pass rates in Highers and Advanced Highers have slipped since last year, but they're still far above pre-pandemic levels, as Scotland’s education secretary praised students for achieving such strong results "under extraordinary circums...