Angie Smith says she believes her daughter was being controlled and abused by Damien Bendall and tried to convince her to leave him.

Grandmother of Killamarsh victims was ‘scared’ of quadruple killer

ITV News' Ben Chapman spoke to Connie Gent's father Charlie, who described the probation failings leading up to his daughter's murder as a "calamity".

Apology won’t bring my daughter back, says dad of 11-year-old Killamarsh victim

In a new documentary presented by ITV News's Julie Etchingham the team explore why the UK never revealed the Stasi spies who lived in Britain.

The secrets of the Stasi: Warning from Cold War history as Putin's war runs hot

A site has been identified for a factory to make 'unmanned aerial vehicles' designed to paralyse Ukraine's energy infrastructure and overwhelm its air defences.

Russia drawing up plans for its first production facility of 'kamikaze' drones

Speaking for the first time since deciding to stay on, Southgate told Steve Scott there were times even before the World Cup when he considered his position.

Southgate reveals why he considered quitting England but couldn’t walk away

HMRC boss Jim Harra has added sharper focus to the inquiry by the prime minister's ethics adviser Magnus into Zahawi's tax affairs, Robert Peston writes.

The importance of HMRC comments on the Nadhim Zahawi case 

MP-hopefuls were being offered lessons that included warning how "white resentment" was a significant problem for ethnic minorities.

Tories delete 'unconscious bias' course after claims it is 'divisive nonsense'

Members of the GMB union, on the picket line outside the Amazon fulfilment centre in Coventry, as Amazon workers stage their first ever strike in the UK in a dispute over pay. Picture date: Wednesday January 25, 2023.

Although the action is unlikely to disrupt customers, it has huge implications, as Deputy Political Editor Anushka Asthana writes.

Why Amazon's first ever UK strike matters

On the same shores where long boats were once launched, Shetland’s industrial landscape is about to enter a new stratosphere.

How Scotland has taken the lead in the UK's space race

True power in Russia is concentrated in the hands of a handful of people who control everything about Putin's health and image, writes Emma Burrows.

Ben Chapman

Midlands Correspondent