Discovery's £900 million rights deal allows the BBC to show just two live events at the same time.

On Friday, the project run by the charity Change Grow Live will close for good.

The government announced that quarantine will be scrapped for fully vaccinated people from the United States and the EU, if they arrive in England from an amber country.

We were joined by the Conservative peer, Lord Kevin Shinkwin.

The government has unveiled its £1.6 billion national disability strategy to a somewhat muted response.

It's been four years since the campaigning organisation Operation Black Vote published “The Colour of Power”, a survey of who held the top jobs in significant public and private institutions.

There could be a surge of homeless people forced to sleep on England's streets unless the emergency scheme which helped them into accommodation during the pandemic is maintained, according to a panel of independent experts. 

Covid cases have fallen for the seventh day in a row across the UK, but the number of deaths has risen to its highest level in more than four months.

We spoke to the Crime and Policing Minister, Kit Malthouse, and began by asking whether the colourful language used to describe the new initiative evoked images of the racially-segregated Deep South.

Boris Johnson has declared he wants more criminals to be visibly punished, in what he called “fluorescent-jacketed chain gangs”. 

Today also saw a review published into five cases of sexual abuse in Bradford going back two decades. That report found that victims "suffered abuse that no child should have to experience". 

The award-winning author Alex Wheatle was placed in Shirley Oaks children's home when he was just three years old. He was sexually, physically and racially abused there. 

The findings could hardly be more shocking. Children in care "treated as if they were worthless", while abusers were allowed to infiltrate children's homes and foster care with "devastating, lifelong" consequences for their victims. 

Political leaders in the north of England say the prospect of a lengthy delay to new improved transport links for the region are "completely unacceptable".

Last week, a landmark sex discrimination case was won by two men. Until a few years ago they worked for the top London advertising agency JWT.