In this episode, our political editor Gary Gibbon looks at the first few weeks of the reign of Rishi and whether his autumn statement will be enough to shore up support and ensure the Conservatives aren’t thumped at the next election.

Professionals caring for a five-year-old boy murdered by his mother, stepfather and stepbrother, failed to report injuries he suffered almost a year before his death, a case review has found.  

A wave of industrial action continues to spread across the UK - as Royal Mail workers, University lecturers and teachers in Scotland walk out in disputes over pay, jobs and conditions.  

More evidence has emerged highlighting concerns over the response to a migrant boat that sank in the Channel last November, with at least 33 people on board. 

To discuss this further are Sunder Katwala from the migration policy think tank, we were joined by British Future and David Goodhart, a journalist and commentator who's written about immigration.

Net migration to the UK is at a record high with half a million more people arriving than leaving in the year to June 2022.  

We spoke to the MP for Rochdale, Tony Lloyd, and asked him what he thought of the shocking images in our report from Rochdale.

They say they're sorry, they've sacked their Chief Executive and after accusations of racism, they've acknowledged they made assumptions about the lifestyle of two-year-old Awaab Ishak's parents that were wrong.  

Towering as high as St Paul's cathedral, the blast furnace at the former Redcar steelworks was demolished today - changing one of the best known skylines in the North East of England forever. 

The Home Secretary has been accused of being "out of her depth" on asylum policy - after she admitted that the Government had failed to control UK borders. 

We’re joined by the leaders of the Scottish Conservative and Labour Parties, Douglas Ross and Anas Sarwar.

We’re joined by the Scottish Government's Constitution Secretary, Angus Robertson.

No establishment, Westminster or otherwise, will ever silence the voice of the Scottish people - Nicola Sturgeon has told crowds here outside Holyrood.

When Sultana Chowdhury gave birth in 1987, she needed a blood transfusion. The blood she was given was infected with Hepatitis C - and she became a victim of what's described as one of the worst treatment disasters in the history of the NHS.

Alison Lowe is the deputy mayor for policing and crime in West Yorkshire.