ITN Episodes
PM praises his Welsh dog Dilyn at St David's Day reception
PM begins St David's Day reception speech by talking about his dog Dilyn.
Hancock: Government doing everything to keep public safe
Government "doing everything reasonably possible to keep the public safe."
Coronavirus 'drive-through' facility to open in London
Parsons Green Health Centre to open "drive-through" coronavirus testing hub.
PM: Numbers of rough sleepers 'way too high'
Boris Johnson: Numbers of rough sleepers in England are "way too high."
Gove: Canada-style FTA would be 'straightforward' for EU
Gove: Canada-style EU free trade agreement would be straightforward.
Government will not appeal ruling on Heathrow third runway
Government will not appeal court ruling against Heathrow third runway.
Reactions outside court as Heathrow lose third runway ruling
Campaigners celebrate after winning ruling over Heathrow third runway plans.
PM: No 'race to the bottom' in EU trade talks
PM: UK will not engage in "race to the bottom" in trade talks with EU.
Carney: Private finance role in reaching net zero 'critical'
Mark Carney: Private finance has "critical role" to achieve net zero economy
COP26: Countries must commit to net zero as soon as possible
COP26 President says all countries must commit to net zero carbon emissions.
Robert Jenrick: We want FTA with EU similar to Canada
Robert Jenrick says UK wants EU free trade agreement similar to Canada.
Jeremy Corbyn accuses PM of hiding from flood-hit areas
Jeremy Corbyn accuses Boris Johnson of hiding from flood-hit communities.
Government approves £35m to support WHO in tackling Covid-19
The government approves £35 million to support the WHO in tackling Covid-19.
Duke of Cambridge visits homeless project in Mansfield
Prince William visits the Beacon Project homeless centre in Mansfield.
Homes evacuated along the River Severn
Homes on the River Severn are evacuated as flood defences are compromised.
Covid-19: 'No need to close' schools while pupils are tested
Matt Hancock tells MPs there is "no need to close" schools over coronavirus.
Duke of Cambridge visits Tarmac's new centre near Mansfield
Prince William formally opens Tarmac's National Skills and Safety Park.
Duchess of Cambridge sprints and spars at SportsAid event
Duchess of Cambridge sprints and spars at SportsAid event
‘Brave’ Duffy praised for revealing rape on Instagram
‘Brave’ Duffy praised for revealing rape on Instagram
Eustice: PM flood visit would not have made 'any difference'
George Eustice: PM flood visit would not have made "any difference."
Boris Johnson departs 10 Downing Street for PMQs
Boris Johnson departs Downing Street for PMQs in the House of Commons.
Patel praises police chiefs for county lines crackdown
Home Secretary Priti Patel praises police chiefs for county lines crackdown.
County lines arrests made in police raids operation
County lines arrests made across the north, including this one in Liverpool.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at 'Dear Evan Hansen'
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at 'Dear Evan Hansen'
MI5 officers speak out about life in the security services
MI5 officers speak out about life in the security services.
MI5 Director: Cyber space needs regulating to prevent harm
MI5 Director: Cyber space needs regulation to prevent harm
Government accused of 'dog-whistle politics' on immigration
Labour accuses Government of "dog-whistle politics" on immigration system.
Priti Patel makes statement on new immigration system
Priti Patel makes statement on new points-based immigration system.
Severe 'danger to life' flood warning for Shrewsbury
A severe flood warning is in place in Shrewsbury as the River Severn rises.
Vivienne Westwood amongst protesters at Assange hearing
Vivienne Westwood joins Assange supporters outside Woolwich Crown Court.
Boris Johnson holds bilateral talks with Croatian PM
Boris Johnson holds talks with his Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenković.
Boris Johnson welcomes Croatian PM to 10 Downing Street
Boris Johnson welcomes his Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenković.
Rifkind rubbishes claim that MI5 chiefs don't trust Patel
Sir Malcom Rifkind rubbishes claim that MI5 chiefs don't trust Priti Patel.
Starmer 'astonished' that PM hasn't visited flood-hit areas
Starmer says he is "astonished" that PM has not visited flood-hit regions.
Starmer: Labour members 'want to turn a corner'
Keir Starmer says Labour members "want to turn a corner" as voting begins.
Brokenshire on new terror law which could affect businesses
James Brokenshire outlines the Home Office's proposed counter-terrorism law.
Brokenshire doesn't recognise bullying claims against Patel
Brokenshire does not "recognise" claims of bullying against Priti Patel.
Final Labour leadership hustings before voting starts
Final Labour leadership hustings before voting starts held in Durham.
People start leaving coronavirus quarantine in Milton Keynes
People start leaving coronavirus quarantine in Milton Keynes.
Diamond Princess evacuees arrive at Arrowe Park Hospital
Diamond Princess evacuees arrive at Arrowe Park Hospital.
Further rainfall causes more floods in parts of Yorkshire
Further rainfall causes more floods in parts of Yorkshire.
