Hannah Smith lived in a world where adults fear to tread
Maybe it's time we all had a reality check, to look up from our screens, lose the masks we all wear online, and look at each other.
ITV News presenter
Julie Etchingham has co-presented ITV News at Ten since its re-launch in January 2008, presenting the programme from locations such as Liverpool, Washington, Islamabad and Japan and fronting special coverage of the Royal Wedding and Diamond Jubilee. Julie also presents the Tonight programme for ITV1 and was the first women to be named Royal Television Society Presenter of the Year in 2010.
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Remembering Stephen Lawrence
The Tonight programme assesses just how far Britain has come since the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence 20 years ago.
The inside track on Pope Francis
Julie Etchingham has spoken to Vatican insiders who have given her interesting details on the man chosen to lead the Roman Catholic Church.
The Papal conclave: An election like no other
There are no swing states and no polls - all we can do is to watch the chimney for the smoke and wait for the answer, blowing in the wind.
A shock resignation and momentous days ahead
Who will follow in Pope Benedict's footsteps? Is it time for an African pope?
Desperate to prove himself and longing for Army life
Prince Harry is about to step out of the anonymity of a uniform and back into the public glare, away from a life he loves.
Fiercely-fought US election heads for thrilling end
The bitter but enthralling 2012 election has taken America down some down and dirty roads. Tonight, the country decides on the road ahead.
ITV1 Tonight: The night I stabbed a burglar to death
The Cooke’s experience at the hands of armed criminals are brought into sharp focus on ‘Tonight – In Self-Defence’ - at 7.30pm on ITV1.
Patients competing for kidneys on controversial website
In the US patients have found a controversial way of persuading people to donate a kidney, and the emotional appeals are coming to Britain.
Tonight: Who wants to live forever?
As science keeps us younger for longer, the Tonight programme looks at how the prospect of putting off death affects our attitude to life.