Ayshah Tull , News Correspondent

We spoke to Professor David Heymann, an infectious diseases expert at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and began by asking him to explain Monkeypox and its symptoms.

A flight to Jamaica chartered by the Home Office to remove foreign nationals convicted of a criminal offence could go ahead with as few as eight passengers on board, this programme understands.  

US President Joe Biden has called for a thorough investigation into the racially motivated shooting in Buffalo New York, in which 10 people were killed – saying there was no safe harbour for “hate filled domestic terrorism”. 

Violence broke out between mourners and Israeli police as the coffin of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was being carried to her funeral. 

A Home Office minister has refused to rule out the possibility that refugees from Ukraine or Afghanistan could be deported to Rwanda under the government’s new policy. 

The Home Office has admitted that LGBTQ refugees who are sent to Rwanda could face ill treatment – but said government plans to relocate people to the east African country would continue.

The prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda has urged the Earl and Countess of Wessex to use their “diplomatic influence” to encourage Britain to pay slavery reparations to its former colonies. 

President Zelenskyy has held talks with Prime Minister Boris Johnson this afternoon, and discussed a “new phase” of military aid – including the provision of heavy weapons – like protected mobility vehicles, drones and anti-tank weapons.

We were joined by Caroline Cooper Charles, chief executive of Screen Yorkshire which was set up 20 years ago to champion the film and television industries in Yorkshire.

The police watchdog has warned that people from minority ethnic backgrounds need protection from unfair stop and searches by police.

Helen Barnard, the Associate Director of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation – an organisation dedicated to eradicating poverty.

We spoke to General Sir Simon Mayall, who served in the British Army for four decades, about the latest in Ukraine.

NHS waiting times have reached another record high – with 6.2 million people in England now waiting for treatment.

We were joined by shadow chancellor and Labour MP for Leeds West, Rachel Reeves.

Before Lord Wolfson’s resignation, we spoke to Conservative MP and former minister for digital infrastructure, Matt Warman.