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Why has the FA decided to ban transgender footballers now? 7:16

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Up until now, the Football Association has resisted pressure from campaigners and ministers and continued to allow trans biological women to play in women’s teams on a case-by-case basis. But now football chiefs have changed course, banning all trans women from June 1. So what explains the FA's decision? And what does it mean for transgender footba…

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Kim Kardashian and the 'grandpa robbers' trial 19:27

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In October 2016 Kim Kardashian was robbed in an exclusive Paris hotel - with the gunmen making off with millions of pounds worth of jewellery. Now - almost a decade on - a group known as the ‘grandpa robbers’ are finally going on trial for the crime. So will Kim testify? And why has it even gone to court given one of the men accused released a book…

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The mum fighting for a law change after her autistic son's murder 16:09

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For the mother of a murdered son, a small change in the law could make a life or death difference for other parents who fear for their adult children. Fiona’s autistic son Christopher was violently murdered in his own home by a criminal who had exploited him. She’s now fighting for other families' concerns to be acted on - a campaign supported by M…

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Hospitalised by nasal spray: would you admit to 'addiction'? 11:40

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Ever used a nasal spray to deal with a cold? Imagine using one so much, you need surgery. That's what happened to one woman who told us she'd become addicted. Thousands more have been opening up with similar stories. So how are they getting hooked? Sam Holder and Olivia Mustafa tell Mary Nightingale what you need to know.…

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Conclave: What kind of Pope will be chosen next? 8:52

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The death of Pope Francis has prompted an outpouring of grief from Catholics across the world. Public mourning has begun, with the public having three days to file past his open coffin at St Peter's Basillica in the Vatican before his funeral on Saturday. Cardinals will then begin conclave: the private process to choose Pope Francis's successor. So…

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Why are carpets ripped out before new social housing tenants move in? 11:04

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When you rent a new home, it will come furnished or unfurnished. But if you're in social housing, it's standard practice for something pretty vital to be missing: carpets. When one tenant leaves, they're usually ripped out and the new tenant then has to replace them. So why is this still happening - and who is the hero helping people who can't affo…

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Why are teenagers getting addicted to super strong nicotine pouches? 13:49

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It’s known as white snus: the nicotine pouches users place between their cheek and gum. They don’t contain tobacco but their nicotine content can be 20 times as much as a cigarette. And the teabag-like pouches are also filled with sweeteners and flavourings, to market them to children, who can buy them legally. So what are the health dangers? And w…

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Forgotten or ignored? Rageh Omaar on two years of war in Sudan 17:32

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The civil war in Sudan passed the two year mark this week but hardly ever gets global attention. That is despite its people facing the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with children facing the most extreme violence. So why has the war been allowed to rage on...and what could stop it? International Affairs Analyst Rageh Omaar tells Lucy Watson w…

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How a banned 1950s pregnancy 'wonder' drug is still doing huge damage in 2025 16:19

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It was a wonder drug given to pregnant women on the NHS for nearly four decades, until it was banned in the 1970s for causing irreversible harm to their unborn children. Yet that devastating damage has continued to pass through the generations. And now the women whose lives have been ruined are seeking justice. But how many are there and will their…

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How Hungary's ban on LGBT+ marches is part of the Trump effect 16:08

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What does a blocked bridge in Budapest tell us about the changing world order? It's how thousands of protesters in Hungary have chosen to defy a new law that bans LGBT+ marches, much like Vladimir Putin's Russia has done. Hungary has also recently pulled out of the International Criminal Court. Are these signs Prime Minister Viktor Orban is being e…

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Pile on the pylons? Why Britain needs powering up 15:33

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Have you ever passed a wind turbine on a blustery day and wondered why it's not turning? It's not broken. It's stopped because the national grid, the network which transports electric power around the country, can't take any more. And we're not just missing out on all that green energy, the grid has to pay wind turbine owners to turn them off, cost…

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How are children getting vapes laced with zombie drug spice? 15:41

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It is a dangerous and deadly drug and now children as young as thirteen are being hospitalized by spice. They are getting it in vapes, laced with the powerful synthetic drug. So how is it reaching them and how can it be stopped? Social Affairs Correspondent Sarah Corker and producer Olivia Mustafa tell Geraint Vincent what you need to know.…

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Car loans battle reaches Supreme Court - but can you still claim? 11:42

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A showdown in The Supreme Court this week will determine whether millions of drivers who bought vehicles with loans are owed compensation. If successful, they could be due total payouts of up to 30 billion pounds. But if you haven't made a claim yet, is it too late? Consumer Editor Chris Choi tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know.…

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Why are so many women being denied home births? 12:02

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For many women, giving birth is a life-defining moment - one which they want as much choice and control over as possible. But data shared exclusively with ITV News has revealed that for those wanting to give birth at home, that choice is often being restricted or even removed all together. So why are so many struggling to have home births? Health C…

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How microplastics get inside you (and how to avoid them) 12:54

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You may not have heard of microplastics but you are surrounded by them. Chewing gum, carpets, tea bags - they all contain these tiny fragments...and therefore, so do we. There's growing research looking at the links between microplastics and dementia, fertility and certain cancers. And now a private London clinic has developed a new treatment to re…

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The rise of 'skinnytok' and the AI 'chubby filter' controversy 15:15

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As you scroll and scroll on your phone - do you ever stop to think how what you are seeing is making you feel? TikTok has removed a filter which used AI to make people chubbier after it was called out for body shaming. But with a "skinnytok" trend on the rise, is the app doing enough to tackle the surge in videos promoting unhealthy weight loss? Di…

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Why Turkey has erupted in protest and what it means for the world 13:55

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Turkey is a country we all know. We go on holiday there. We enjoy its big cities. It's a member of NATO. But, in the last week, the closest rival to President Erdogan has been arrested and jailed for alleged corruption and terrorism charges. Protestors have taken to the streets across the country - fearing their democracy is dying. And with its vit…

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What will Stephen Graham's drama Adolescence change? 9:40

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Have you seen Netflix's Adolescence? It's a chilling, thrilling new four-part drama about a young boy accused of a horrific crime. It's had rave reviews and started tough conversations. But can it lead to actual change? Stephen Graham, one of its stars and co-writers, certainly hopes so and our Arts Editor Nina Nannar has met him. She tells Mary Ni…

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The triple killer who came close to a mass school shooting 19:21

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Nicholas Prosper has been jailed for a minimum of 49 years for murdering his mum Juliana Falcon, sister Giselle Prosper and brother Kyle Prosper. But the day could have been unimaginably more deadly. The Luton teenager had planned to carry out the largest school shooting in UK history. So what inspired him, what stopped him and what must be done to…

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The benefits changes explained 15:38

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Almost a fortnight after ITV News first reported it, the government has now laid out the biggest shake up of the benefits system in a decade. It wants to get more people, with and without disabilities, in work. It says the changes will save £5n in the next five years But who will be affected and how badly? ITV News Deputy Political Editor Anushka A…

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Chemsex: A 'silent crisis' claiming LGBT+ lives 15:46

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Across the country, men are being hospitalised and dying after using drugs to enhance sex. Despite this, it's being called a silent crisis - it's not being talked about and the NHS hasn't gathered much data on it. It's called chemsex - but why is so little known about it? Sam Leader and social psychologist Marc Svensson tell I'm Lucy Watson and thi…

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Why you need to check your hot water bottle NOW! 14:17

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When did you last change your hot water bottle? Have you ever done it? They don't last forever but its unclear HOW long you can safely use it. And with soaring heating bills leading to huge sales, ITV News has learned the confusion is leading to serious injuries. Consumer editor Chris Choi and producer Sylvia Kuczynska tell Lucy Watson what you nee…

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Mum's warning after extreme pregnancy sickness suicide 13:38

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Non-stop nausea, vomiting and weight loss - why wasn’t Jess Cronshaw’s extreme pregnancy sickness picked up before it was too late? It led to Jess taking her own life and now her mum’s demanding action. And 13 years after Princess Kate brought the sickness to worldwide attention - why are the signs still being missed? Cari Davies tells Lucy Watson …

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Is Oregon the blueprint for assisted dying in the UK? 13:59

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It was the death Jessica Lantz wanted - falling asleep at home, next to her soulmate in front of their all-time favourite movie. It was also completely legal. Now the laws that allowed Jessica to die in America are guiding those who are looking to make assisted dying part of life in England and Wales. But are the safeguards really that safe? Paul B…

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The car loans controversy that’s set to erupt 14:28

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A whistleblower tells us he feels "guilty" about the huge bonuses he got by making car buyers pay thousands more in interest. But an industry boss questions whether there even is a scandal. So what has been happening with car financing? And who could get compensation? ITV News Consumer Editor Chris Choi tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to kno…

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On Point - Immigration Matters 43:08

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Kicking off our podcast series with a deep dive into Trump 2.0 and the future of U.S. immigration—bold policies, big consequences! Our debut podcast series will focus on immigration matters, keeping in mind the evolving legal landscape and the critical importance of providing accurate, timely information. Given the current situation, including disc…

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The son left eating out of a bin by his care home 18:07

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Eating out of a bin, being shouted at and having to wake sleeping staff. A mother knew her son’s care home wasn’t right and her secret filming confirmed her fears. ITV News has learned he was far from alone. Daniel Hewitt and Isabel Alderson-Blench tell Lucy Watson what you need to know...Av ITV News

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Why the eating disorder ARFID is so misunderstood 13:48

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Imagine being unable to eat anything but a few specific foods and worse still, not being believed. The NHS has recognised the eating disorder ARFID for more than a decade - yet treatment is still very hard to get, despite fatal warnings. So what is Arfid and why are sufferers struggling to get help? ITV Central's Social Affairs Correspondent Lucy K…

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The Oscar nominees who escaped the LA fires 10:54

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They’ve endured the Covid shutdown, strike action and most recently devastating fires - all while making the hit movies of our times. Now the creative talents behind Wicked and The Brutalist are being honoured at the Oscars - the industrys biggest night - just weeks after fleeing their own homes. But with other looming threats to the film industry,…

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Simone White: Can another backpacker poisoning be stopped? 13:32

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For Sue White, it was a tragic race across the world to be with with her daughter for her final days. Twenty-eight-year-old Simone was poisoned with methanol in a Laos backpacker bar last November. Now Sue wants action to prevent further people being killed. Chloe Keedy tells Yasmin Bodalbhai what you need to know... -- You can watch Chloe's full r…

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Is London's ankle tagging, disproportionately affecting black people? 8:28

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The latest quick briefing focuses on data showing black ex knife crime offender's in London are more than twice as likely to be tagged with an ankle monitor upon release. It's critics have described it as 'damaging, divisive and disproportionate.' They've been used as a solution to Britain's prison overcrowding, but have those in power failed to en…

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Britain's secret scandal of forced adoption 15:23

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The latest quick briefing focuses on the historic scandal of forced adoption in Britain. It’s been described as one of Britain’s darkest social injustices. It's estimated over 200,000 babies were taken from their mothers in homes run by both Church and State. The mother’s endured cruelty and abuse, their children - generational trauma and questions…

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Why do so many young Germans support the far-right? 16:22

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The latest quick briefing focuses on the growing support amoung young German voters for the far-right AfD party. For decades in Germany the politics of the far-right has been associated with a terrible chapter in the country's history. But now a new generation of young voters say they're considering voting for the far-right party Alternative for De…

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What's the real cost of AI on the environment? 16:14

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The latest quick briefing focuses on the environmental impact of AI as world leaders discuss the issue in Paris. It's been described as the biggest change since the indsutrial revolution - A.I. is shaping the way we live our lvies. But as demand increases so does the strain on resources. We're told its the future but what's the real cost of keeping…

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Britain's fascist fight club: Undercover with the evolving far right 28:14

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The latest extended briefing focuses on ITV News' investigation into how the far right are recruiting and spreading their ideology in Britain. Masquerading as a fitness club lies something much darker. Nazi salutes, swastika cakes and shocking racist ideology. The group hides in plain sight, but what did ITV uncover when they infiltrated their rank…

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Gino D'acampo: Behind the scenes of the ITV News investigation 18:28

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The latest quick briefing focuses on ITV News' investigation into allegations of bullying and sexually inappropriate behaviour by celebrity chef Gino D'acampo. ITV News has spoken to dozens of people who claim to have witnessed the TV star's actions, all of which Mr D'acampo denies. Unacceptable, horrendous and distressing - just some of the words …

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What is the mood in Ukraine after nearly three years of conflict? 15:17

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It's nearly three years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began. Three years that have seen countless deaths, untold destruction and billions spent in aid. As our International Editor retraces journeys she's made many times before, how has life changed for the people of Ukraine? And how does the world respond to a war that continues to consume eve…

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Are supermarkets paying women less than men? 9:54

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It's the UKs biggest ever equal pay claim in the private sector. Over 60,000 workers, mostly women, took ASDA to court over claims they were being paid less than their male colleagues. Now judges have agreed with most of them. What's the state of equal pay in the UK? And whats next for these ASDA employees? In this episode ITV News' Depuity Politic…

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One million children live in 'bed poverty', but what does it mean? 10:17

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Britain is in a bed poverty crisis, with children and babies sleeping on coats or towels on the floor. One charity estimates just under one million children are living this way, forced to sleep in broken or damaged beds, or share them with others. But despite campaigners calling it an outrage that so many are living in such extreme poverty what's b…

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The Holocaust's last survivors: How do you tell their stories when they're gone? 10:35

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Never again. Two words repeated each year when the world remembers the Holocaust. But 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz a new survey shows most people think history could repeat itself. With the number of witnesses dwindling, what happens when living history becomes just history? In this episode, ITV News' John Ray and Richard Pollins talk…

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Storm Éowyn: What should you expect? 11:09

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The fifth major storm this season, amber weather warnings and winds of up to 90mph. An approaching storm from America - and this time nothing to do with politics. So how bad could Storm Éowyn be? Why does weather like this seem increasingly common? And where's likely to see the worst of it? In this episode ITV News' weather presenter Alex beresford…

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Why is Prince Harry risking a trial with Murdoch's tabloids? 12:11

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Our latest quick briefing previews the blockbuster trial between Prince Harry and Rupert Murdoch's News Group newspapers and answers all the key questions. Why didn't Harry follow others in settling out of court? Who else is claiming against the Murdoch empire? And what could it cost the prince if his risk to go to trial doesn't pay off? Our in-hou…

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Why is 2025 a key year for climate change? 7:48

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The Met Office says carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is increasing at rates so fast there is almost no chance of keeping global warming on target. So, how concerning is this? ITV News Science Correspondent Martin Stew tells Charlene White what you need to know...Av ITV News

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Is our relationship with alcohol changing? 10:05

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Almost a fifth of Brits are turning to sobriety full time, with the biggest growth being in under 25-year-olds. But the UK is still facing record high alcohol related deaths, after a spike in harmful drinking during the pandemic. So, is sobriety really on the rise? And how are former drinkers changing their habits? Journalist and recovering alcohol…

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Glasgow: The drug death capital of Europe 13:55

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Scotland is now four years into what its former First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, called a 'drug death public health emergency'. Now, the city of Glasgow is trying a radical new solution by opening a drug consumption room. So can this reduce Scotland's high rate of drug-related deaths? ITV News Correspondent Peter Smith tells Charlene White what you…

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How will changes to travelling abroad in 2025 affect you? 14:06

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2025 is set to be a year of change for holidaymakers and business travellers. A big shake-up is underway affecting millions of trips as international regulations change. There will be new requirements for passengers to have a new generation of digital permits involving fees and application processes. Consumer Editor Chris Choi and Producer Daniel B…

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Why is this winter particularly bad for the NHS? 8:36

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Extra pressure, critical incidents, high demand. All things we are used to hearing when winter hits the NHS. The government plans to cut waiting times for non-urgent treatment but some say it's avoiding the current crisis in emergency care. Health Correspondent Rebecca Barry tells Mary Nightingale what you need to know……

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Labour vowed to stop ‘two job’ MPs - so why are dozens still doing it? 11:07

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Labour promised to clamp down on MPs earning from second jobs while serving in Parliament. But ITV News analysis has found dozens are continuing to work as councillors months after being elected - and many are still getting paid for it. So why won't the government put a stop to it? Political Correspondent Harry Horton tells Aisha Zahid what you nee…

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Acts of carnage in America and Trump's response, a turbulent 2025 awaits 18:38

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As the new year celebrations rang out, America was left shaken with two of its most celebrated cities witnessing acts of carnage. Many people in the US feared the opening weeks of 2025 could be turbulent, but few were prepared for images like these. So how has the country responded, and a fortnight away from taking power, what does Donald Trump's r…

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A Last Hurrah For The ITV Racing Podcast With Daryl Jacob & Franny Norton 58:55

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In the final ITV Racing podcast for the foreseeable future, Richard, Jane and Andrew speak to two notable retirees in 2024, Daryl Jacob and Franny Norton.Av ITV Sport

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