Romilly Weeks saw first-hand the heartache of war as families were split up, and one man was initially told he could not travel any further.

Painful goodbyes at Lviv station as families are torn apart by war 

Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves 10 Downing Street, London, to attend Prime Minister's Questions at the Houses of Parliament. Picture date: Wednesday January 19, 2022. Stefan Rousseau/PA 

As we await the findings of Sue Gray's inquiry, Romilly Weeks explores on ITV's Tonight what happened to the culture in Number 10 and whether the PM can survive

Will Boris Johnson survive the findings of the inquiry into No 10 parties?

Boris Johnson said problems facing the energy industry are short term, but he didn't offer much reassurance to those concerned, writes Romilly Weeks.

PM: Families won't struggle over winter energy bills as 'issues are short term'

Prime Minister Boris Johnson boards RAF Voyager at Stansted Airport ahead of a meeting with US President Joe Biden in Washington. Picture date: Sunday September 19, 2021.  Stefan Rousseau/PA

Boris Johnson could struggle to get other world leaders on his side as he pushes for his priorities: cash, coal, cars and trees.

The diplomatic hurdles PM will face to tackle climate change at UN meeting

While the NHS was putting heroic efforts into battling Covid, much routine surgery was put on hold - resulting in the longest wait since records began.

Meet the patients behind the record NHS waiting times caused by Covid backlog 

Most of us have crawled to the end of lockdown this week, but for some people there is just no end in sight.

'We've been abandoned' - The people continuing to shield as lockdown lifts

ITV has found only one of the 27 major anti-vaccination social media pages has been taken down, despite commitments from the companies who run them.

How anti-vaccination misinformation has flourished during the pandemic

The NHS Nightingale hospital has only treated 41 patients since opening, but could there be a new wave of patients? 

Why hasn’t the NHS Nightingale hospital taken off?

Corbyn claims Johnson’s "toxic Brexit trade deal with Trump could hand over £500 million a week of NHS money to big drugs corporations".

Could a post-Brexit trade deal with the US cost the NHS £500 million a week?

Theresa May told ITV News that she would be demanding that the Russian president hands over the Skripal suspects to face British justice.

May to tell Putin at G20 to 'hand over' Skripal suspects

Some letters calling for a vote of confidence in the Prime Minister have been sent to the chair of the 1922 committee. 

Calls for vote of confidence in Theresa May's leadership

A view of a Sign on the Marylebone Jobcentre Plus office. The Bank of England today warned that parts of the economy might never recover from coronavirus - with unemployment set to rise by a million within months as GDP plunges 9.5\% - with the slump set to be the worst in a Century. (Photo by Dave Rushen / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

ITV News Business and Economics Editor Joel Hills provides analysis on the latest unemployment figures. 

UK unemployment at lowest level in nearly 50 years, but it's a cause for concern

Alex Davies, founder of neo-Nazi group National Action, has been found guilty at Winchester Crown Court of being a member of the group after it was banned.

Neo-Nazi National Action founder Alex Davies faces jail after guilty verdict

Indigenous groups in the nation want the royal visitors to acknowledge the harm colonisation did to their people.

Charles and Camilla face calls to apologise for UK's colonial past in Canada 

At least 6 million British households were spending every penny of their income even before the price surges, ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston writes.

We're facing an economic crisis like none other 

ITV News has seen previously unseen footage from the front in Ukraine's second city, where soldiers are beating back the Russians in a remarkable turnaround.

Kharkiv residents return as city 'forces Russian soldiers out' in turnaround

Residents in Buffalo fear there will be white supremacist copycat attacks, ITV News Correspondent Robert Moore reports from the scene, as a city mourns.

New York mass shooting: Buffalo residents fear what lies ahead

Before provocative legislation is laid down that could override the NI Protocol - how did we get to this point, and is there a solution? 

Brexit and Northern Ireland: Is there a solution? 

The Buffalo mass shooting marks another horrendous milestone in America's gun control debate and white supremacist movement.

Romilly Weeks

Political Correspondent