Coronavirus related crimes, using coronavirus to threaten emergency and essential workers, is a worrying trend.

Emergency workers face daily coronavirus attacks, says public prosecutions chief

Drugs cost the UK economy £20bn, but we spend just £600m on treatment, writes Allegra Stratton.

Could UK's new damning drug report bring about decriminalisation?

If Northern Ireland could break away from Britain, what about Scotland?

This could be Nicola Sturgeon's time to act - but what can she do?

Our team in Northern Ireland have been getting a handle on the enormous effect Brexit has had on the balance of public opinion here.

When the Brexit deal is struck, Northern Ireland will be watching closely

Crime statistics show that knife offences have increased by 7%.

Knife crime still one of the toughest challenges facing this government

Police watchdog into how our forces deal with county lines is more critical than I expected, writes Allegra Stratton.

Why 2020 needs to be a year of significant improvement in tackling County Lines

Labour's so called 'Red Wall is a string of seats stretching from Wrexham in North Wales to the fishing port of Grimsby.

Could Brexit knock down Labour’s 'red wall' as Tories eye up former heartlands?

These women were undecided but in a very thoughtful way. It wasn’t dither - far from it - they brutally dissected their own decision making.

More undecided voters are women than men - but in a thoughtful way

The area is 71% Leave and so all in, a perfect petri-dish of conditions in which to grow a Tory win.

Dudley North is Tory target No.3 - but BAME voters have little time for Johnson

At the last election, the Labour "youthquake" helped the party to make a number of important gains - including Canterbury by 187 seats. 

Will Canterbury be a key 'youthquake for Jez' and Labour seat again?

From the year 2000. If I lived in Hartlepool, I would be hopping mad.

How Hartlepool could be on the cusp of voting for the Brexit Party

Former patients told ITV News Tishreen Hospital in Damascus has become a 'slaughterhouse' where opponents of the regime are sent to die.

Inside Syria's horror hospital where doctors torture suspected rebels

Despite denying HS2 had been axed right up until his conference speech ITV News has learned Rishi Sunak filmed a video confirming it days before.

PM filmed axing HS2 video days before announcement despite denials at conference

Five years after disappearing from British televisions Big Brother will be returning on ITV this weekend.

Former contestants and producers on what Big Brother needs to succeed

A record number of rare birds are being spotted off the Isles of Scilly, something that is causing concern for bird watchers, writes  ITV News' Ben Chapman.

Record number of rare seabird sightings causes both delight and concern

Many Tory MPs at the Conservative Party Conference believe time could be running out for Rishi Sunak.

Sunak addressing public but needs Tories to stop discussing a future without him

Glacial numbers in the Pyrenees have fallen by more than 80% since the turn of the 19th Century, with scientists blaming rising global temperatures.

Scientists warn Spain's Pyrenees glaciers will vanish in years

An ITV News investigation has revealed how Vietnamese people are being smuggled into Europe and the criminals who are benefiting from their desperation.

Inside the people smuggling routes which Vietnamese are using to reach the UK

Một cuộc điều tra của ITV News đã tiết lộ cách người Việt Nam bị đưa lậu vào châu Âu và những tên tội phạm đang hưởng lợi từ sự tuyệt vọng của họ.

Allegra Stratton

Former National Editor