A new survey estimates a quarter of all British adults have tried vapes, with women and older generations puffing more frequently than others. 

400,000 pregnant women among 5.1m Brits who vape everyday, poll reveals

Eleven-year-old Aasef Abu Mahadi was playing with his friends when an airstrike hit, now he is forced to practice his skills on-screen from his hospital bed.

Gazan boy forced to give up football dreams after losing leg in airstrike

ITV News understands that those arrested are close relatives of Sara's father, Urfan Sharif.

Arrests made in Pakistan after Sara Sharif, 10, found dead in Woking

The Casey report is the most significant review in policing history and it is scathing and deeply troubling for Britain's largest police force

Damning Casey report finds Met Police repeatedly fails the communities it serves

The Princess of Wales spoke to mental health workers in Southport after meeting the families of three children killed at a Taylor Swift themed dance class.

Kate makes first public appearance since completing chemotherapy

 Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves taking applause after she addressed the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. Rachel Reeves may need to raise up to £25 billion from tax increases if she wants to keep spending rising with national income, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) estimates. Issue date: Thursday October 10, 2024.

The IFS warns changing the debt rule inherited from the Conservatives will do “almost nothing” to improve funding for public services.

Up to £25 billion in tax rises may be needed for 'no return to austerity' pledge

As the US election heats up, conspiracies theories about Hurricane Milton, due to batter Florida, are being circulated online.

Democrats accused of 'controlling the weather' over hurricanes in the US

No one begins their career headlining Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage and many of the UK’s grassroots music venues are struggling to keep their doors open.

Campaigners want £1 ticket contribution to save grassroots music venues

As energy theft continues to rise, ITV News Consumer Editor Chris Choi explains the risks posed by interfering with a meter.

Electricity and gas theft: The hidden crime visible in your energy bill

Two and a half years ago, P&O caused controversy by sacking almost 800 British seafarers without warning and replacing them with cheaper, foreign agency crew.

Transport minister calls P&O Ferries 'rogue operator' as law is tightened

Local authorities across England and Wales have warned the Chancellor that any funding reductions for councils would have 'disastrous' consequences.

Councils warn Chancellor that support for most vulnerable is under threat

Tory members must now decide whether they want Kemi Badenoch as their leader or Robert Jenrick.

Sejal Karia

ITV News Reporter