Emma Raducanu has won admirers in the Arthur Ashe stadium and all over the world.

US Open: The performance from Emma Raducanu that left the New York crowd stunned

ITV News speaks to four people in Tennessee, an area ravaged by the fentanyl epidemic, about the scale and depth of the problem.

'Pandemic within the pandemic': US' deadly fentanyl crisis overshadowed by Covid

Richard Barnett  is known to the world after a photograph showed him in Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office, one foot on her desk during the January 6 Capitol riot.

Man pictured with feet on Pelosi's desk says he was defending his country

In this photo provided by the Department of Special Collections, McFarlin Library, The University of Tulsa, a group of Black men are marched past the corner of 2nd and Main Streets in Tulsa, Okla., under armed guard during the Tulsa Race Massacre on June 1, 1921.

What happened in Tulsa in 1921 was the most shocking racially motivated violence in American history. For many decades, the US refused to acknowledge it.

The Tulsa Massacre 100 years on: America finally confronts the truth

George Floyd's death reshaped the global conversation about race, but are young black Americans any safer today than they were a year ago?

George Floyd a year on: A new awareness but no change on America's streets

Jackson Reffitt told ITV News he had to tip off the FBI about his own father, after he noticed his dad embracing ever-wilder conspiracy theories. 

One family's rift and America's great divide - the legacy of January 6

ITV News has tracked down the people behind the attack on the US Capitol to understand their motives behind the storming and examine what threats lie ahead.

US Capitol riots: Is threat of far-right violence receding or building? 

"Even if the bombs landed on Syrian soil, and those killed were likely to be Iraqi, the real message was being sent to Iran," Robert Moore writes.

At least 22 dead as Joe Biden launches first airstrikes of his presidency

Perseverance has begun its long journey for signs of ancient life on Mars.

New images released by Nasa as Mars rover prepares to explore red planet

NASA's Perseverance rover team react in mission control after receiving confirmation the spacecraft successfully touched down on Mars.

Congratulations have poured in to the space agency from all over the world after landing its probe on Mars.

Excitement and relief as NASA nails its Mars landing

NASA's Perseverance rover is expected to land on Mars today, with the hope of collecting new material which could prove there was once life on the planet.

NASA's nervous moment - the Mars mission faces its biggest test

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will make the most important speech of his life at conference this week, according to his colleagues.

Robert Peston: Keir Starmer’s fate will be decided this week

A leading climate change expert has warned that Britain is failing to adequately prepare for the inevitable impact of global warming on its coastlines.

'It is our home': Coastal erosion causing houses to fall into the sea

The leading baking firm delivers to 18,500 sites across the UK, including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Morrisons.

Warburtons struggle to stock shelves as 160 HGV driver vacancies remain unfilled

If you're confused about what levelling up means, you're not alone. 

58% of Brits don't understand what 'levelling up' policy is, report finds

Boris Johnson believed hosting Cop26 would be a chance to showcase “global Britain” - but what will success look like?

What is Cop26 all about and will it be a success?

The UK finds itself in a 'complex mess' over the energy crisis - with folding firms likely to cost all of us, writes Political Editor Robert Peston.

Peston: Why rescuing energy customers is expensive for all of us

The living standards of those on low-to-middling incomes are about to be hit hard, writes Robert Peston.

Robert Peston: We're facing a massive two-phase onslaught on living standards

BP has told the government it plans to curb deliveries of petrol and diesel to its service stations, ITV News Business and Economic Editor Joel Hills writes.

Robert Moore

ITV News Correspondent