Ciaran Jenkins , Data Correspondent and Presenter

The UN General Assembly is discussing artificial intelligence, warning that it is developing too fast for legislators to keep up.

We’re joined by activist Frank Mugisha, who is currently in London to ask for support from the UK government.

We did invite the British Boxing Board of Control for an interview but they chose to provide a written response.

Rishi Sunak has defended his decision to alter the government’s pledges to combat climate change.

One of the targets being delayed by Rishi Sunak  is the ban on petrol and diesel cars. That will now start in 2035 rather than 2030.

We spoke to the Chief Executive of the NHS Confederation Matthew Taylor.

We spoke to the Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry, and started by asking why Labour think a deal with the EU is so crucial to dealing with the small boats crisis

There’s also been an almighty row recently over the expansion of ULEZ – Ultra Low Emissions Zone to cover the whole of London. What are the health benefits?

Earlier we spoke to the Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor.

We spoke to the environmental economist Dr Matthew Agarwala from Cambridge University, who’s focussed on climate, sustainability and wellbeing.

We spoke to Conservative MP Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, who’s on the Public Accounts Committee which has been investigating the dangers of aerated concrete.

The latest stage of the Man United saga was reported by Mail on Sunday columnist Alex Miller.

One person has died and up to 70,000 people are stranded at the Burning Man festival in Nevada – after heavy rain turned the site into thick rivers of mud.

Justin Jones is a Democrat Tennessee state representative. In April, he was expelled from the chamber after calling for gun reforms during a protest on the House floor. But he told me he refuses to be silenced.

We spoke to the First Minister of Scotland, Humza Yousaf, about the concrete crisis as he took part in a rally “for Scotland in the EU”.