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 UK economy has been locked down again and will remain so until mid-February at the earliest but there are reasons to remain optimistic.

GDP: It's currently grim, but here are six reasons to be optimistic

If FBI reports are to be believed, the assault on the Capitol emboldened rather than deterred.

Washington is used to politics causing disruption - but nothing like this

More than two-thirds of all new homes to be built in England over the next decade will not be fully accessible for disabled people, research has found.

Housing crisis for disabled people set to deepen, report finds

ITV News convened a panel of pupils to discuss summer exams, free school meals, and vaccinating teachers 

'It’s all bizarre': Students call for clarity over A-Level and GCSE exams

The longer the the EU is travelling in the vaccine slow lane, the more politically toxic it will become.

Why has Europe been so slow at rolling out the Covid vaccine? 

Langoustines are a particularly prized catch in Europe and worth about £80m to the UK economy each year, but deliveries to the EU have virtually stopped.

How Brexit brought Scotland's fishing industry to a near standstill

The festival claim they had no idea the hunt had been using their event to raise much needed funds.

Exclusive: Glastonbury Festival bans hunt from fundraising on site

For Victoria, not her real name, the abuse began to escalate when the first pandemic restrictions were introduced in March.

Rebecca Barry

ITV News Correspondent