Tetyana has spent 40 years as a midwife, helping to bring new life into the world, but in recent months she’s witnessed too much death.

Mariupol midwife: 'They are not liberating us. It’s murder, plain and simple'

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ITV News visited a primary school in Przemysl, Poland, that’s been transformed into a shelter for Ukrainian families.

Ukrainian children at a shelter in Poland bear the invisible injuries of war

ITV News visited a Ukrainian community centre in Przemysl, Poland, where refugees fleeing the Russian invasion have settled for the time being.

Ukrainian refugees begin new chapter together in Polish refuge

A midwife has told ITV News mothers and babies are "not getting the care that they should have" on maternity wards too busy to properly look after patients.

Women and babies 'put at risk' on maternity wards, whistleblower tells ITV News

The Amager Bakke dominates the Danish capital's skyline and heats water for 80,000 homes - so what can the UK learn from Copenhagen's approach?

How Copenhagen's 'Eiffel Tower' burns rubbish for clean energy

Wayne Couzens appeared via video link, sitting with his head bowed, clasping his hands between his knees, as he pled guilty to Sarah Everard's murder.

Were there missed opportunities to prevent Sarah Everard's murder? 

Dearborn in Michigan is home to one of the largest Muslim communities in the US, and the biggest Arab Muslim population outside the Middle East.

Why Muslim voters will play an important role in the US election

ITV News Correspondent Rebecca Barry is in Michigan, America's rust belt, promised jobs and an economic boost by Donald Trump. But has he delivered?

How Trump's 'empty promises' left a steel town rusting away

Milwaukee is ranked one of worst places in the US to be black. African Americans here face vastly higher rates of poverty, unemployment and imprisonment. 

Inside one of the worst cities to be black in the US

An ITV News investigation found dozens of videos of mostly teenage girls sharing how they limit their daily calorie intake, discussing weight loss pills, expressing delight at their thin limbs and sharing dark jokes about their mental illness.

'I was crying every night': Does TikTok fuel eating disorders?

You can only leave home to exercise, buy food, travel to work or for medical needs... A cigarette and a chat is not one of the exemptions.

Coronavirus: Some people still don’t grasp the severity of the current crisis

Footage of the Queen in childhood has been released ahead of a new documentary. 

Queen recalls family home movies that remind her she was 'young once'

The scramble to rescue those surrounded on three sides by the Russian army in Lyman has become more urgent with each passing day. 

On the ground in Ukraine with the last evacuation team out of an encircled town

Britain's top coach has stepped down from her role with British Gymnastics after being the subject of mistreatment allegations. 

Britain's top gymnastic coach steps down following mistreatment allegations

Dora Mendoza's granddaughter died in the Texas school massacre. She's made a plea to every politician in America.

Grandmother of Texas school shooting victim begs for gun control

The chancellor has cut the number of households facing catastrophic hardship, but pretty much everyone in the UK is still going to be poorer, writes Peston.

Mind the cliff edge in Rishi Sunak’s cost of living help

Sources say the chancellor's 'substantial' cost of living package is set to target the poorest households but aims to support all.

Sunak to unveil hundreds of pounds for benefit recipients in 'big giveaway'

A grandmother, whose granddaughter escaped the classroom, emotionally told ITV News what the killer said to the pupils and teachers before he started shooting.

Texas gunman Ramos said 'what do I have here?' before opening fire on classroom

Drunkenness, vomit, "minor alterations," karaoke and more were reported in Sue Gray's report.

Rebecca Barry

ITV News Correspondent