Harry Dunn’s family say the revelation raises more questions over the Foreign Office’s handling of the case.

Raab unaware of Harry Dunn case until suspect Anne Sacoolas left UK

The parents of fatal motorbike crash teen Harry Dunn are stepping up their fight for justice.

Harry Dunn's family call on Dominic Raab to resign after seeing 'party' pictures

ITV News has seen some of the confidential documents used by the Foreign Office to assess whether Anne Sacoolas had diplomatic immunity.

ITV News sees documents used to assess if Anne Sacoolas had diplomatic immunity

Charlotte Charles said 'it was disgusting' they were not informed for 10 days that the US suspect had returned home. 

Police 'told by FCO to delay telling Dunn family Anne Sacoolas had left UK'

ITV News has reported from Yemen on a number of occasions during the war and seen firsthand the terrible price paid by so many.

Little hope of progress in ending Yemen's nightmare four years since war began

More than two and half years of war have left Yemen on its knees - its infrastructure destroyed, a breeding ground for disease and hunger. 

Yemen: A country ripped apart and on its knees

France is set for crucial second round parliamentary elections, just a few weeks after President Macron was sworn-in.

French political division continues after Macron's win

Yemen's in the grip of the world's worst humanitarian disaster and Britain is a major aid donor - but we still sell arms to its aggressors.

UK sells arms to Saudi Arabia, gives aid to its targets

Military action in the port of Hodeidah in Yemen could see food insecurity increase in a country already dealing with a humanitarian crisis.

Yemen: Military action 'will worsen humanitarian crisis'

After two years of war, pockets of famine in Yemen mean the country is now the world's largest humanitarian crisis. 

These are the cries of Yemen's starving

The UN says the situation in Yemen is the world's largest humanitarian crisis with 19 million people depending on aid to survive.

Fear and despair in Yemen as life hangs by a thread

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'

Shoppers hit the high street wearing masks in east London.

Face masks and social distancing have become flashpoints as the UK's shopping environment is transformed by anti-viral precautions, writes Chris Choi.

The shocking abuse faced by shop staff while enforcing social distancing

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?

Senator Kamala Harris has posted her first campaign video, recording the moment Joe Biden asked her to be her Vice President.

Kamala Harris prepares to break through USA's racial and gender barriers

This is not tokenism. Biden is playing to win, and he has chosen the strongest possible running mate.

Kamala Harris: More pragmatist than revolutionary, but historic in US politics

Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old African-American emergency medical technician, was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department officers. Her aunts condemn the criminal justice system for its "corruption, incompetence and racism".

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

"Any problem with the Russian vaccination campaign would be disastrous through its negative effects on health," experts have warned.

Neil Connery

ITV News Correspondent

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