Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department officers. Her aunts condemn the criminal justice system for its "corruption, and racism".

Breonna Taylor's aunts on their wait for justice: 'I don't think they care'

The unrest which engulfed Minneapolis in the wake of Floyd’ s death means that a lot of grocery stores in this part of town remain closed.

Minneapolis store near where George Floyd died calls for unity amid turmoil

"This is more than just promotion or a way to get your sales up. This is way more than that, this is people actually having to go to bed knowing that their children were killed, daughters and mothers, and nieces and sisters."

BLM: 'This is about people going to bed knowing their children were killed'

Joe Ringhoffer is squarely at odds with the wave of protests which has crashed across this country since the killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis almost four months ago. 

Can America's southern states shake off their racist past?

The easy sophistication of this great state sits uncomfortably alongside a public health crisis which it has handled poorly.

California financially and emotionally battered by rising Covid toll

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The sunshine state relaxed the lockdown and opened things up too widely and too quickly, critics say.

Donald Trump visits Florida to win voters despite coronavirus spike

But even as coronavirus makes a resurgence in Arizona, so does the argument that attempts to control its spread run contrary to the American Way.

Coronavirus, the US and Arizona: The land of the free where the virus can thrive

Those who are homeless or vulnerable have been offered a safe place to stay during lockdown, but what happens as restrictions ease?

What next for homeless and vulnerable housed through lockdown?

ITV News Correspondent Geraint Vincent meets the families living in flats with no gardens, or any kind of outside space, during lockdown.

'It's been like a prison': Lockdown in London's tower blocks

There's no lack of ambition among the young people I met on the Pallister Park housing estate, writes Geraint Vincent.

'There's nowt to do': Middlesbrough community hit hard by coronavirus lockdown

The number of callers to the charity SANE’s telephone helpline has increased by 200 percent since the lockdown began.

Charity warns of 'mental illness timebomb' as calls increase by 200%

The numbers are as relentlessly depressing today as they have been since the start of September.

Can Test and Trace save us from this Friday feeling?

Sir Ian is now 81 and says as he is quite lazy (his words) lockdown has been bearable for him.

Ian McKellen 'not prepared to die' to make films during Covid era

Following the chaos of the first debate, Donald Trump and Joe Biden are both claiming to be the winner of their second clash.  Oddly, both are right.

The Trump-Biden debate: Why both sides are claiming victory

The stage is set for the second presidential debate with Donald Trump taking on Joe Biden, but this time there's a mute button.

Trump and Biden prepare for second debate this time with a mute button

In swing states across the United States, former President Obama is going to be out campaigning for his old friend and Vice President Joe Biden.

Barack Obama takes to the campaign trail for the Biden Harris ticket

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The deposition, running to more than 460 pages, was made in 2016 and Ms Maxwell's legal team had been trying to prevent them being made public.

Ghislaine Maxwell denies trafficking Prince Andrew accuser to London for sex

Economic interventions on this scale have profound social and cultural consequences, writes Political Editor Robert Peston.

Can Boris Johnson nationalise the economy only for a year? 

ITV’s Tonight programme takes a trip down the Mississippi River, talking to Americans about the choice they face in the election on November 3rd.

Geraint Vincent

ITV News Correspondent