We spoke to the climate scientist Michael Mann and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island, and started by asking Senator Whitehouse whether this really is how lobbying works.

It was meant to be a day of post-Brexit deadlines but instead the sausage wars have lost their sizzle as the EU and UK agree to postpone a ban on chilled meats entering the UK from Northern Ireland.

At every game so far, England players have enjoyed the huge advantage of very large, and very loud home crowds roaring them onto Euro 2020 success.

We spoke to Rhiannon Davies. The death of her newborn daughter Kate led to her campaigning for better maternity services and the establishment of the Ockenden Review into maternity care at Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust.

Dozens of babies have died or been left with brain damage at a maternity service accused of bad care and neglect, a joint investigation by Channel 4 News and The Independent has found.

The actor Michael Sheen wants to get more people from more diverse backgrounds into the media industry - so he's launched a scheme to open it up to people from working class and under-represented communities.

The acclaimed film-maker Menelik Shabazz has died at the age of 67. He was best known for the award winning feature film Burning an Illusion - which was only the second British feature to be directed by a Black filmmaker.

The Prime Minister has condemned what he called the "despicable harassment" of England's chief medical officer after a video was posted on social media appearing to show Professor Chris Whitty being accosted in a London park.

A police officer has been jailed for 8 years for the unlawful killing of ex footballer Dalian Atkinson in 2016.

We spoke to Sarah Butler, a mother from Bolton who has 13-year-old and 16-year-old sons, we asked her how their school has been affected by lockdown rules.

'The Reason I Jump' takes us into the world of five young autistic people -  who are non verbal - to convey how they experience life day to day.

Like many industries covid has hit it hard, with weddings cancelled and many jobs lost.

We were joined by Dame Una O'brien, who was permanent secretary at the Department of Health from 2010 until 2016.

Sajid Javid says he recognises the 'huge responsibility' facing him in dealing with Coronavirus pandemic.

With high rates of pollution in many of our built-up areas, the government has been trying to encourage city-dwellers out of their cars and onto bikes.