David Cameron uses "regret" and "failure" more than I can recall any ex-leader ever doing in any period after their departure from power.

Cameron's use of 'regret' and 'failure' suggest he wants to drain Brexit anger

ITV News' Tom Bradby swears 'you sure as hell wouldn’t want to fight a war' in northern Norway after filming there in minus temperatures.

Could Britain really defend itself if conflict broke out?

She may decide to sign up to the customs union as she faces a Commons defeat - but it won't be the end of her Brexit problems if she does.

PM precarious as negotiations reach critical juncture

The Irish question remains unanswered - and indeed is just as difficult to answer as it has always been.

Stalled Brexit talks kick the border issue down the road

You could argue this is 'the Ukip election' as the decisions of the party's former backers could largely shape the result.

Why former Ukip voters could shape this election

After seven days of spectacular chaos, the fog is now starting to lift. Tom Bradby takes a look at what could lie ahead for the UK. 

After seven days of chaos, what lies ahead for the UK?

If you know a lot about art, you will know exactly who Eugène Delacroix is.

Eugène Delacroix exhibition opens at National Gallery

New book about the spy Guy Burgess sheds some rather startling new light on just how unreliable class ridden Britain turned out to be.

Guy Burgess book reveals unreliability of ruling classes

Tom Bradby met a group of young Parisians in a restaurant in the city to discuss the attacks, when something unusual happened.

Paris: A city on edge after deadly attacks

There's no doubt Boris Johnson is popular - but the truth is the chances of him becoming Prime Minister have slipped a touch.


'Rock star' Boris's chances of becoming PM are slipping

John Irvine's compelling News at Ten report blows apart claims the refugee crisis is being resolved. The West remains in a tricky position.

People smugglers still profit as leaders fail to react

Test and Trace may be improving, but will it improve enough in just over a month to ensure schools can open and a second wave is avoided? 

Second wave in December ‘likely’ unless Test and Trace improves

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?

Tina Turner musical in London's West End (ITV News)

The figures - from union Bectu - also reveal that, on top of this, there are tens of thousands of more freelance theatre workers with little or no work.

Theatre job losses soar from 3,000 to 5,000 in a month, says union

On Thursday Lloyds reported a loss before tax of £602 million for the first six months of this year. 

Lloyds posts £602m loss amid economic outlook warning

Sir Patrick Stewart says that he wishes he was back with his theatrical peers in Britain fighting shoulder to shoulder to keep the sector alive.

Sir Patrick Stewart: 'I will be back at the Royal Shakespeare theatre' 

The “no-nonsense” approach Jane Allen brought with her and her direct style was unsettling some of those she worked alongside, among them Ros Anwyl, the membership manager. 

British Gymnastics CEO 'fostered culture of fear', former manager claims 

The party is among growing number of organisations to have their data breached following a cyber-attack on cloud computing provider BlackBaud.  

Labour party has data compromised following Blackbaud hack

Disease experts are turning away from the idea of a "second wave" of COVID-19. While it sounds like semantics, the concept of pandemic waves could explain how we got the response to COVID-19 so wrong.

Tom Bradby

Presenter, ITV News At Ten

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