UK

Nicola Sturgeon has been speaking in the Scottish parliament for the last time as First Minister.

The Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has published his tax returns  – showing he paid £118,500 in tax on his capital gains and income over the last two  years.

We spoke to Dr Sumi Manirajan, the deputy co-chair of the BMA Junior Doctors Committee.

Junior doctors have announced what will be the biggest strike in NHS history – a four-day walk out in mid-April.

We spoke to Jumana Saleheen, Chief European Economist at investment firm Vanguard, who was previously a senior leader at the Bank of England.

Interest rates have gone up to 4.25% – their highest level in 15 years.

The government defended its new policy on voter-ID at a committee hearing today, after facing widespread criticism for rolling it out too fast.

Thirty-three people were injured when a ship tipped over in a dry dock near Edinburgh. 

It was the scandal that shamed a global brand – so-called ‘dieselgate’ – which exposed Volkswagen for fitting devices to cheat emissions tests. 

Farmers are facing triple digit inflation on all of their costs, the National Farmers Union president Minette Batters tells Cathy Newman.

There was a nasty surprise in today’s inflation figures – the rate went up when it was widely expected to fall.

We spoke to DUP MP Ian Paisley Junior, and asked whether he accepted Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal was better for businesses than the deal it is replacing.

We speak to Northern Ireland Minister, Steve Baker.

There were some big names among the rebels but when it came to the vote on Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal for Northern Ireland, the rebellion was somewhat on the small side.

We were joined by the former Leader of the House of Commons and Business Secretary, Jacob Rees Mogg has long supported Boris Johnson to discuss the Partygate hearing.