Sonia Sodha writes for The Observer and was also an advisor to Ed Miliband during his time as Labour leader. 

The sexual abuse of children is an “epidemic that leaves tens of thousands of victims in its poisonous wake”, according to a seven-year inquiry into institutional failings in England and Wales. 

We spoke to the Conservative MP Caroline Nokes and began by asking for her reflections on the day's events.

So who will be the next Prime Minister?

Sir John Curtice is professor of political science at the University of Strathclyde and he spoke to us about who could be the next leader of the Conservative Party and their prospects in a general election.

To get a sense of what Conservative party members - and the public -  make of all this we've been to Rushcliffe in Nottinghamshire.

The pound and bond prices took the announcement from Liz Truss in their stride. 

Labour have renewed their call for an immediate general election. We were joined by the party's deputy leader Angela Rayner.

We spoke to Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith, asking him whether he thought what happened today was a personal tragedy for Liz Truss, who he supported.

If a week is a long time in politics this one is seismic: by the end of next week Britain will yet again have a new Prime Minister. 

Amid all the current economic gloom around the world, not to mention political chaos, the economist Nouriel Roubini has a reputation as something of a pessimist, with his warnings of "cascading financial crises" in the decade to come. 

We spoke to Conservative MP Sir Charles Walker after reports that the chief whip has resigned.

With inflation still rising and economic policy switching back towards austerity, where does this leave our economy?

Soaring inflation figures fuelled by the price of food has piled even more worries onto people struggling with the cost of living crisis. 

We spoke to Tory minister Steve Baker about Suella Braverman's resignation.