Even while we are still dealing with the Covid pandemic, scientists are already worrying about the next one, especially diseases which could leap from animals to humans.

We spoke to Professor Deenan Pillay from the infection and immunity department at University College London.

The body representing home care companies has warned that services are already “paralysed” by overwork.

We spoke to Baroness Warsi from Westminster.

They all sang happy birthday to Boris Johnson and cut up a cake - new allegations have emerged of yet another lockdown-busting party in Number 10 - this time in June 2020, a time when people were not allowed to gather socially indoors.

What’s next for the man ninth in line to the British throne?

We spoke to Helen Donovan of the Royal College of Nursing, and Dr David Nicholl, a consultant neurologist based in Birmingham.

Can the government really afford to lose thousands of healthcare workers?

New research says a lack of trust in political leaders and experts is part of the reason some people are still refusing to get a Covid vaccine, even in groups considered high risk, like ethnic minorities and people from the lowest income households.�...

Downing Street says it won't be investigating allegations that government whips have been intimidating Conservative MPs who were calling on Boris Johnson to resign. 

The soaring cost of wholesale gas, which isn't being helped by the Ukraine crisis, is piling immense pressure on the most energy-intensive industries.   

We spoke to Lucy Fisher, deputy political editor at the Telegraph, and former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika.

Boris Johnson has shrugged off many scandals in the past. But can he possibly survive this?

Prices have soared by their fastest rate for 30 years as inflation hit 5.4%, its highest since 1992. 

We went to see how his constituents in Bury are reacting to news that they now have a Labour MP.