Behind the Headlines

It's the end of an era at Britain's biggest steel works, we're at the scene of a fatal stabbing in south London and we take a look at what it's like to be taken into police custody

Life sentences for two of the UK's youngest ever murderers; we have reports on both stalking and violence against women; our political editor in Scotland looks at the possibility of alcohol returning to football stands; we're at the site of the Sycamore Gap tree - one year on from its felling, and a love story for the ages in Belfast.

We hear from the family of a Lincoln woman killed by her ex-husband, about their fight to protect other women. A cyber attack hits WiFi at stations across the UK. An Aberdeen mum tells us how her kids saved her life following a heart attack and - a statue is unveiled in tribute to an unusually large duck in York

The NHS and winter fuel payments - our political editor rounds up the last day of the Labour party conference, while we're also in Liverpool to discuss a children's NHS. Also tonight - a memorial unveiled to a police sergeant killed on duty; and we talk organ donation, Wales' 20mph speed limit and we 'chat' to an AI version of a Jane Austen character:

We look at the impact a ban on zombie knives could have as the ban comes in, we're in Birmingham where people have taken to the streets and we're speaking to a Bake Off contestant as the new show starts

We're at the Labour party conference, we're hearing from flood victims and find out what could be banned in restaurants across Wales

We hear from alleged victims of former Harrods boss, Mohammed al Fayed; we also hear about the steps the Government's taking to tackle domestic abuse; families of the Troubles victims in Northern Ireland hail a legal victory; we have the latest on a zombie knives amnesty; the latest on Cinnamon the escaped Capybara and worrying news for aliens....

Shock in Nottingham after an eight year old boy dies following a fall from a window, new detectors are installed in London in a bid to tackle knife crime, the government pledges to take on social media firms - and news of the Cat of the Year 2024

Ten years on from Scotland's Independence referendum - we look at where the campaign stands now; we have the latest from a triple murder in Luton; questioning the Northern Ireland Secretary about funding decisions; we're at a memorial service for football legend Kevin Campbell; and concern over butterfly numbers.

Mothers whose daughters have been killed by men have travelled to Downing Street to call for tougher sentences, we're in Glasgow as the city looks set to host the Commonwealth Games in 2026 and we're on Oxford Street in London as plans are announced to pedestrianise it

We've been in court where former newsreader Huw Edwards is sentenced, we're remembering Tito Jackson who has died at the age of 70 and we're hearing from the friends and family of a 29 year old man who are completing the run he never managed to finish

Tonight,we speak to climate campaigners after a ruling on a new coal mine; we have the latest from a triple murder in Luton; fresh calls for a sugar tax after report into 'staggering' levels of tooth decay; we have the latest plan for the UK's next City of Culture; we have a reporter at the Derry Girls mural which is causing a stir; and we speak to the sheep breeder who's made history at a major s...

Today we look at the Prime Minister's plans for the NHS, new school uniform guidance for Scotland and we're at the homecoming ceremony for Great Britain's Paralympians

Better protection for renters planned in new Government Bill - we speak to those affected; we're also with the widow of Pat Finucane after a public inquiry was announced into the Belfast solicitor's 1989 murder; a new redundancy package announced for Tata steel workers in South Wales; the man who had his murder conviction quashed after 33 years; a new campaign to stop children sharing violent vide...

As prisoners are released early, we're getting reaction from victim's families, we're also hearing from people in Scotland where the number of alcohol deaths has hit a record high and there's some positive news for public sector workers in Wales

The Princess of Wales has some positive news, we speak to families impacted by the first ever public inquiry in the UK to investigate mental health care and Idris Elba has been speaking with the Prime Minister

Prison overcrowding and tackling people smuggling gangs - what's the Government's plan? The longest jail term yet connected to the recent riots; we have new on a medical trial for women having an ectopic pregnancy; trying to create England's 'highest' nature reserve; and we're with the 90-year old zip-wiring across the River Clyde.

A Behind the Headlines special investigation into nasal tanning sprays, which are turning up in lots of people's social media feeds. Reporter Alice Faulkner takes a look at Melanotan II, the unregulated and illegal drug with life-threatening side effects being taken by thousands of people craving a dark tan.

We reveal many buildings in a UK city still have flammable cladding fitted, seven years after Grenfell. The government unveils plans to reign in the water industry and more from our exclusive investigation into nasal tanning sprays.

A report into the Grenfell tower tragedy concludes victims were failed by a mixture of incompetence, dishonesty and greed; The family of a pensioner who died after being attacked at a park say their hearts are truly broken; And our investigation's made social media giants take action.

We are at the scene as five children are arrested on suspicion of murder, we look at the significant financial challenges ahead for Scotland and schools in Northern Ireland are calling time on mobile phones

Days before the final report in the Grenfell Tower disaster, survivors tell us enough hasn't been done, we speak to the family of a headteacher who died by suicide after a critical Ofsted report as the watchdog changes it's ratings and hundreds of complaints have been made about the ticket process to see Oasis

Two child murders in the space of a day - we're at the scene of one of them; more safety concerns raised after a fire at a block of flats in east London; we're at the SNP conference in Edinburgh; the cost of going back to school; a warning ahead of trying for Oasis tickets; and it's the big Blackpool Illuminations switch-on - we're on the Promenade

Mixed reaction to rumoured plans of an expanded ban on smoking, a Gloucester woman is jailed for causing the death of a vulnerable man on a mobility scooter, one year of ULEZ and how beavers are helping to revive rivers in Devon.

Youngest person arrested over recent riots - we're on the police raids; we speak to the wrongly convicted prisoner who's had thousands taken off him for bed and board in prison; the explanation from a hotel chain as to why prices have rocketed following THAT Oasis announcement; we're in Belfast at the scene of an attack on church; the decline of seagulls in Scotland; and the start of the Paralympi...