November is a critical month for Brexit talks with the UK coming to the end of its transition period.

What needs to change for the UK and EU to make a Brexit deal?

Olivia Troye told the Will Trump Win? podcast that the anti-mask strategy inside the West Wing has left top officials worrying for their own safety.

White House whistleblower reveals staff fears in Trump’s virus-hit West Wing

Two in three hospices in England are now reporting financial concerns that are forcing them to plan for redundancies.

Two thirds of hospices facing redundancies as government help runs out

ITV News understands the hospice sector hasn’t had financial support since the end of July.

Exclusive: End-of-life cutbacks leave a third of hospices on the financial brink

Daniel Slade was put in a nursing home as temporary accommodation after a hospital stay but two years on he still lives there.

Why this 50-year-old has been stuck in a nursing home for two years

Matt Hancock said the number of people waiting longer than the 62-day NHS England target to begin treatment for cancer after an urgent GP referral had “increased substantially” since the coronavirus crisis began in March.

Exclusive: Government hopes to clear cancer backlog 'within months'

There are fears a 'recipe for disaster', stirred up by the coronavirus crisis, could result in huge levels of violent crime.

Violent crime rising again as police commissioner warns of repeat of 2011 riots

When Robert Moore and I were asked to do a US election podcast, the question naturally turned to a name.

Will Trump defy the odds and win? 2016 called to say write him off at your peril

The UK's largest food charity has told ITV News more vulnerable children could go hungry this summer.

UK’s largest food charity warns children will go hungry as demand sky rockets

Manchester's Andy Burnham and Liverpool's Steve Rotheram said the risk of coronavirus is “different in different parts of the country”.

Northern mayors call on Boris Johnson to publish 'R number' for each UK region

Hospices are set to receive weekly supplies of critical personal protective equipment from the government.

Exclusive: Hospices to receive government supplies of PPE after shortages

Spending the last month in Nottingham, as the city hauled itself through lockdown, Geraint Vincent didn’t expect to find optimism, but it was hard to ignore.

Nottingham's spirit shows Covid crisis can make us stronger

Hong Kong activists Joshua Wong, right, and Ivan Lam, left, are escorted by Correctional Services officers to prison, in Hong Kong.

The activist said his battle was about to begin a less visible but essential phase, from prison.

Joshua Wong vows to carry on Hong Kong's fight for freedom behind bars

The Duke of Sussex spoke about his passion for conservation as he supported the launch of a new Netflix-style streaming service called WaterBear.

Prince Harry: 'What if every single one of us was a raindrop?'

Robert Peston on what the rapid development of a Covid-19 vaccine shows about capitalism and the market economy.

Why vaccine breakthrough is bad news for the market economy 

The process of getting the vials of Pfizer's vaccine, which have to be stored at minus 68-70 degrees Centigrade, to the UK will not be straightforward.

Covid: How Pfizer's vaccine will be delivered from Belgium to a syringe near you

Debenhams has spent the last 18 months lurching from one insolvency process to another, closing shops, cutting rent and laying off staff.

Debenhams heads into liquidation - and there will be more casualties to come

Traditionally, the royal family spend Christmas at Sandringham.

Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to have 'quiet' Christmas at Windsor Castle

The people of Nottingham have talked to ITV News about how they have struggled with the coronavirus lockdown.

Throughout the last month of lockdown in Nottingham, ITV News has been in touch with people who are along the edges of society.

Daniel Hewitt

Political Correspondent