The Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has launched a campaign to tackle what she calls the “misuse” of the asylum system by international students.

The world's leading genocide scholars association has passed a resolution saying the legal criteria has now been met to establish that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

We spoke to retired Israeli brigadier general Amir Avivi.

Israel's government also gave approval to a major settlement plan in the occupied West Bank that would effectively cut the Palestinian territory in two.

We spoke to the former Lithuanian foreign minister Gabrielius Landsbergis.

We spoke to the Ukrainian opposition MP Oleksiy Goncharenko and asked him what he felt about the prospect of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump meeting to decide on the future of Ukraine.

We spoke to Anthony Gardner, who served as US ambassador to the European Union, and Professor Mark Galeotti, who's an expert on Russian security affairs, and heads the Mayak Intelligence consultancy f...

No time for silly season at the Trump White House

No time for silly season at the Trump White House

One of the government’s big announcements was that decision to end visas for people coming to the UK to work in the adult social care sector.

Mr Trump has dismissed a slew of opinion polls suggesting his popularity has plummeted as "rigged".

We were joined by Tina McKenzie from the Federation of Small Businesses and Emily Kilcrease from the Washington-based think-tank, the Center for a New American Security.

Fractures, loss of sight and even amputations are among the severe injuries being suffered by teachers and other staff because of violence in schools, FactCheck can exclusively reveal.

Police recorded 150 stabbings or other knife crimes causing injuries at schools across England and Wales last year, figures obtained exclusively by FactCheck show.

We spoke to the Democratic strategist Matt Bennett, and asked him if Donald Trump's more adversarial approach to Putin is a sign of cracks beginning to show in his administration.

Six members of a direct action group called Youth Demand have been arrested during a meeting to discuss plans to ‘shut down London’ next month, accusing the Government of ‘facilitating genocide’ in Ga...

We spoke to Antoine Renard, Palestine director for the World Food Programme, who joined me from Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza.

These are the secret NHS files you weren’t supposed to see.

We’re joined by former Norfolk Chief Constable, Simon Bailey, who was also the national lead for child protection at the National Police Chiefs' Council.

Report finds culture of bullying, sexism and suppression in a council ‘currently incapable of tackling its weaknesses’