The Grantham Research Institute said “nobody should be propping up the American coal industry anymore”.

Barclays net zero goals questioned as helped fund $1.7 billion for US coal power

Student protests in Bangladesh have erupted into violence, with the military brought in to quell unrest which has now spread across the country.

Bangladesh: What is going on as violent protests sweep the country?

ITV News has seen correspondence from Debenhams’ administrator to Bangladeshi suppliers demanding a 90% discount on garments orders. 

Debenhams accused of 'stealing' as retailer demands discount from suppliers

The economic influence of Taylor Swift has made its mark on the UK.

Is Taylor Swift pushing up inflation in the UK?

In an exclusive interview with ITV News' Mahatir Pasha, the former chief economist at the Bank of England said the government 'must do better' on levelling up. 

Labour and Tories should scrap fiscal rules to deliver levelling up, expert says

The Bank continues to forecast the headline annual rate of inflation will be back at its target by May this year.

Bank of England keeps rates at 5.25% but says 'things moving in right direction'

People wade through flooded waters in Sylhet, Bangladesh, Saturday, June 18, 2022. At least 18 people have died as floods cut a swatch across northeastern India and Bangladesh, leaving millions of homes underwater. Both countries have asked the military to help with the severe flooding, which could worsen because rains are expected to continue over the weekend. (AP Photo/Abdul Goni)

"The water was up to my throat at one stage, all of our belongings are damaged, my home is ruined, I’ve lost everything".

Bangladesh: Army deployed as millions stranded in worst floods in a generation

The Bangladeshi government is calling for developed countries to pay compensation to poorer nations for the loss and damage incurred through climate change.

'Richer counties should pay for climate change damage in poorer nations'

Bangladesh, the neighbouring country to India, is 'desperate' for vaccines, the Bangladeshi Foreign Minister said.

Bangladesh urges UK for Covid jabs to tackle void caused by India export ban

Landmarks and buildings around the UK have been lit red and green on Friday to mark half a century since the south Asian country broke away from Pakistan.

Why 50 years of Bangladeshi independence is significant in the UK

ITV News' James Mates examines the future for Syrians both within the country and abroad, plus the possibility of peace and stability in the war-torn region.

Is this the end of Syria’s long nightmare? 

These 12 cons are expected to earn criminals more than £200m in the UK alone this year. 

12 Cons of Christmas - warning as AI delivers hefty bonus for criminals

ITV News has obtained footage which appears to show the movements of Pankaj Lamba after he was accused of strangling his wife, Harshita Brella.

Harshita Brella: CCTV appears to show husband's last movements before body found

Sara Sharif was subjected to cruelty on a scale hard to imagine and a child protection system that failed her, writes Social Affairs Correspondent Sarah Corker.

Sara Sharif: Failing system stuck on repeat with devastating consequences

When young photographer, Liz Hatton, who met the Princess of Wales, died last month, her family were adamant that her life would be celebrated with a party.

A party not a funeral: The young photographer who inspired a princess remembered

ITV News' Asia Correspondent Debi Edward reports on the continued fallout a week on from South Korea's short-lived martial law.

Dramatic fallout from South Korean president's short-lived martial law continues

As the government announces its proposals for public sector pay rises, ITV News' Political Editor Robert Peston looks at why teachers are unhappy with the deal.

Why unions are unsatisfied with government's latest teacher pay rise proposal

ITV News' Anushka Asthana looks at the underlying issues that led to Birmingham City Council's equal pay scandal 

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