A joint parliamentary committee has today published its recommendations for what should be included in legislation to regulate tech giants. 

Today marks four and a half years since the Grenfell fire, a tragedy which claimed the lives of 72 people. 

Star Hobson was just 16 months old when she died at the hands of a woman who was supposed to look after her. 

In Scotland, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has issued what she has called "strong guidance"  to counter the threat of the Omicron variant. 

We spoke to Conservative MP Sir Charles Walker.

One of those speaking to parliamentarians today was Angelique Coetzee, a doctor in South Africa and chair of their medical association.  

We spoke to Wes Streeting, who is the Labour MP for Ilford North and shadow health and social care secretary.

Today the World Health Organisation stated that Omicron was spreading at an unprecedented rate, as the fight to contain the variant continues. 

The new Covid restrictions for England that MPs are voting to approve tonight include mandatory vaccination for frontline NHS staff and compulsory face masks in most indoor public places. 

How can we get a booster? What if you're pregnant? How effective are the different jabs? Will schools have to close?

We spoke to Matt Lambert, chief executive of the Portman Group, the body that regulates the alcohol industry.

We spoke to the Conservative MP Christian Wakeford, who's chair of the all-party group on alcohol harm.

We spoke to Professor Julia Sinclair, who is chair of the addictions faculty at the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Amid the flurry of all the new announcements today about Omicron and England's Plan B, Boris Johnson is still facing questions over the alleged lockdown-breaching Christmas party in Downing Street last year.

The US citizen Anne Sacoolas will face criminal proceedings in a British court next month, charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of teenager Harry Dunn in August 2019.