Politics

In the United States the virus continues to surge with more than three million confirmed cases and a series of record-setting numbers of daily infections there. 

Peru now has the fifth highest number of cases worldwide despite having a population of only 30 million, with poverty and crowded food markets blamed for fuelling the spread of the virus.

Werner Herzog is a world-renowned German film director, screenwriter, author, actor and opera director.

Delayed once due to coronavirus, Poland’s presidential election is back on this weekend.

A Republican campaign group who believe Donald Trump has abandoned the party’s founding principles have released a series of scathing ads.

We talk to Mariana Mazzucato, Professor in the Economics of Innovation and Public Value at University College London, and Rupert Harrison, who was Chief of Staff to George Osborne when he was Chancellor.

In America, the number of cases of Covid-19 has now passed three million, with dramatic rises in Florida, California and Texas.

We speak to Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds.

We speak to Stephen Barclay, who’s Chief Secretary to the Treasury

How did the offer of VAT and stamp duty cuts, money off meals and youth employment schemes go down in the new Conservative areas which were former Labour heartlands.

It wasn’t called a budget, but with the raft of measures was much bigger than most fiscal statements.

It’s another tell-all book about President Trump which had to fight against a legal bid to stop it from being published.

We speak to Fatima Ibrahim from Green Deal UK.

Hundreds of thousands of homeowners in England will be able to get financial help towards energy-saving home improvements like insulation – under a £2 billion grant scheme to be launched by the Chancellor Rishi Sunak. 

The Metropolitan Police have urged the Team GB sprinter Bianca Williams and her partner to get in touch – and discuss an incident where they were stopped and searched while driving in west London.