"We are hearing of countries administering their third doses. If they do that we're not sure there'll even be a first dose for some at risk in Africa."

Why booster jabs for richest countries could leave poorest without a first dose

Each person in Malawi emits a fiftieth of the greenhouse gases of people in the UK, yet the country is struggling to survive the devastation of climate change.

The country with tiny greenhouse emissions but a huge climate crisis

In an exclusive interview, Malawi president, Lazarus Chakwera, accuses rich nations of putting poor countries in jeopardy by not acting on climate change.

Developed nations 'jeopardising lives' with their climate change inaction

Two families have spoken out to ITV News over the DWP's handling of withdrawing benefits to their children - who took their own lives. 

Mum tells of her suffering after her son took his own following DWP benefit cut 

Unless the Northern Ireland protocol is unpicked, garden centre owner Robin Mercer worries how his business will survive into a fifth generation. 

How post-Brexit deal life has soured for many in Northern Ireland 

Barnsley has one of the highest death rates in the UK - we heard from people there about how they've suffered and how they've coped.

How Barnsley's families are coping in one of UK's worst-hit Covid regions

As the Covid pandemic subsides, authorities on both side of the border are under pressure to ease travel restrictions. 

Why hunger is a far greater menace than Covid-19 in Zimbabwe

We’re in Coventry where 50,000 workers - one in three workers - were furloughed at the height of lock down.

Special efforts to help jobseekers in the 'Ghost Town' of the Midlands

Protesters in Belarus have told ITV News of the brutality they say they have experienced at the hands of state authorities in the country. 

Belarus protests: 'They beat me - I lost count of how many times'

South Africa’s townships – in the Cape and across much of the country - have become fertile territory for coronavirus.

Hunger is a greater fear than coronavirus in South Africa's townships

According to a survey by the National Association of Head Teachers, English schools are on average £25,000 down after coping with the costs of coronavirus.

'We're on a knife edge': Concerns as schools face £25,000 cost

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A 911 emergency call has revealed more about the circumstances under which a woman was fatally shot on set after actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun.

'We have two people accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop gun'

The auction of Christmas poultry including geese, turkeys, chickens, ducks and pheasants all produced on local farms taking place at the York Auction Centre, Murton, York. Anna Gowthorpe/PA  22-Dec-2013

Applications for temporary visas have 'clearly soared' despite the government suggesting there wouldn't be enough demand, Business Editor Joel Hill explains.

Christmas saved? Thousands of HGV drivers and poultry workers take visas

Transport spending across the north of England has remained broadly flat for the past five years, impacting people like Samantha Loughrey and her son.

One mum's two hour train journey to take son to hospital 38 miles away

ITV Tonight investigates the impact of staff shortages and low stock on small British businesses disrupted by the supply chain crisis.

'It’s a perfect storm': Livelihoods at stake as supply crisis hits businesses

The musician, who was involved in the new James Bond film, No Time To Die's soundtrack, warned “it's literally taking the work away from British musicians".

The Smiths' Johnny Marr says Brexit has been a ‘catastrophe’ for musicians

Rishi Sunak is set to unveil his latest Budget next week - and ITV News understands childcare support will be at the heart of it.

How Rishi Sunak plans to help struggling families with childcare support

ITV News have been reporting for months on an unprecedented staffing crisis sweeping through the sector.

Thank yous and applause not enough to prop up care industry in crisis

The Italian government says CO2 emissions from home heating fell sharply in the first eight months of this year- our Europe Editor James Mates explores why.

John Ray

ITV News Correspondent