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

As Weinstein enjoyed what could be his final weekend of freedom, journalists reporting are trying to predict which way the jury might go.

'Level of suspense in Harvey Weinstein rape trial courtroom unbearable'

Having been here for just a few hours myself, it’s easy to see how spending time here might give you the space to really reflect on life.

How Vancouver Island can provide a 'normal' life for Harry and Meghan

Mr Weinstein chose this woman to protect him from the threat of being sent to prison for the rest of his life. Why?

Why has Harvey Weinstein picked Donna Rotunno to defend him in court?

A survey for ITV News has found 15% of nurseries across England will not be offering 30 hours free childcare because of funding shortfalls.

Parents may 'miss out' on 30 hours free childcare

Millions followed the tragic twists and turns of this little boy's life as his parents' court battle provoked some fundamental questions.

Charlie Gard: The public battle and personal grief

The government is offering up to £5,000 to households if they replace their gas boiler with a low carbon heat pump - but what are they and will people use them?

Are heat pumps the answer to climate change and will they replace gas boilers?

Ministers are unlikely to be asking people to take fewer flights, eat less meat or get out of their cars and walk or cycle. 

Boris Johnson’s plan for net zero: Wind, nuclear and £5,000 boiler grants

ITV News visited Altnagelvin Area Hospital in Londonderry where a fourth Covid surge combined with staff shortages have created a crisis. 

Covid pushes NI hospitals to brink with patients forced to wait 48 hours for bed

On Sunday night, Prince William will unveil the winners of his inaugural environmental Earthshot Prize awards.

What to expect from Prince William's celeb-backed Earthshot awards ceremony

In the wake of the killing of Sir David Amess, questions are being asked about how safe we keep our MPs - and whether stricter security needs to be in place.

Is the safety of our MPs protected enough?

Mark Hankinson intentionally encouraged huntsmen to use legal trail hunting as “a sham” for the unlawful chasing and killing of animals, the judge said.

Leading UK huntsman found guilty of telling others how to hunt illegally 

With the death of Sir David Amess the spotlight is once again on threats MPs face for doing their job.

An 'epidemic' of abuse: MPs describe the scale of threats they now face 

More than 100 countries have updated their climate plans in time for the Glasgow summit, with the notable absence of India and China, writes Anushka Asthana.

Rebecca Barry

ITV News Correspondent