Behind the Headlines

Today children on toy tractors have been making their way through central London as they and their parents protest, we've sent reporters down hills on sledges and we're talking wonky Christmas trees

Today we're hearing from the families of people killed on our roads, We've got the latest on an international manhunt after a woman was found dead in the boot of a car and we're finding out what you make to the news that snow is on it's way

We speak to the mother of a girl injured by a paraglider on holiday, we are also at a daytime comedy event for parents and we head to Blackpool as Strictly Come Dancing heads to the town

We take a look at how the King is celebrating his birthday, we also ask if fireworks should be banned, and is it too soon to start celebrating Christmas.

We take a big look at proposed ways to tackle knife crime; a shocking court case concerning monkey cruelty; we speak to the Health Secretary about the future of the NHS; and a famous fiddle gets a second strong to its bow...

We're looking at the issue of assisted dying and hearing from those who have considered it as details of the proposed law have been revealed. We hear from police after a teenage girl dies on the M5 and we're tackling the hot topic of Christmas puddings, do you love them or will you leave them out this year?

As the nation falls silence to remember those who've died in conflict we've been speaking to soldiers and attending services across the country, we're looking at the issue of deep fakes and we've got a round up from the red carpet for the MTV Europe Music Awards

News from the Prince and Princess of Wales; concerns over a weight-loss injection; we have two reports about personal safety - including how safe do you feel in a taxi; and hear from the stars of TWO of the biggest films of the year,

Today we're talking selfie tattoo's, the animals that could be costing us millions and as excitement builds for the next Paddington film we speak to two of it's stars.

Donald Trump back in the White House: we have a US election special with what unfolded overnight and reaction to the result; we also have reports from last night's Bonfire Night disorder, a GP jailed for attempted murder and the latest on bird flu.

Tonight we're expecting fireworks across the UK and across the pond as voting gets underway for the next American President, we're looking at the issue of assisted dying and would you wear your pj's to the shops?

We're looking at the issue of violence against women, girls and children and what kind of protection is being offered, we're also be checking in with our reporter in the States with just hours to go before they decide on their next President and we've also been asking you if you've got your Christmas decs up yet.

Today we talking about record breaking ghosts, cloned dogs and escaping raccoons, but we're also looking at the issue of male mental health and hearing from the offspring of one of the most famous superhero's

An extra-spooky special episode of Behind the Headlines, as our reporters head out to Halloween celebrations across the UK. We also have more reaction to yesterday's budget and make 5 days until the US Presidential Election

A special programme looking in detail at the Chancellor's Budget - plus we hear from those affected by flooding in Spain and speak to a Team GB trampolining star.

We're looking at what to expect in tomorrow's budget, we're getting all the low down from the States with just one week left until the election and we're looking at the issue of cheese theft

We're getting reaction to the sacking of Erik ten Hag from Manchester United, we're with the bomb squad in Scotland and we're looking at the issue of women's safety as the darker nights draw in.

The UK's most prolific catfishing predator jailed for life; we report on a brain surgery world first in Aberdeen; stories on sepsis and coastal erosion - and another world first at sea off the south coast.

Single use vapes will be banned, we're getting reaction, we speak to people who say they are already being plagued by nuisance fireworks and a council has had to get involve after people in Northern Ireland say they're being tortured by bugs

We have the latest from the care home in Dorset where three people have died; our political editor explains the row between Donald Trump and Labour party; we're at the scene of a fatal house explosion in Newcastle a week on; a Bronze Age discovery in Dorset and we sample the most luxurious Greggs experience yet!

We're at the scene of a big train crash in mid Wales, we're looking at whether pensioners should be stopped from driving and should pie and mash be protected?

We're at court as a police marksman is cleared of murder after shooting Chris Kaba, as flood warnings remain we're in communities affected and we find out why a soft play centre has got into trouble for it's Halloween decorations

A schoolboy who attacked students and teacher with hammers is sentenced; as is a corrupt detective who stole cocaine from police storage and then sold it; we're at Aberdeen Airport as Alex Salmond's body is brought back; we have an interview about the menopause with a woman who turned out to have a brain tumour - and how a UK theme park's helping tackle the shortage of blood donors:

A Behind the Headlines special this evening on the story that's made headlines around the world: the tragic death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne

The Assisted Dying Bill - we hear from both sides of the argument including a interview with a woman whose husband had Motor Neurone Disease; we're also at the scene of a huge, fatal explosion in Newcastle; reaction to the new England manager and the latest on the Conker Championships controversy