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When Melanie Road's body was found on a June morning in 1984, it prompted one of the largest manhunts in Britain. But the schoolgirl's killer wasn't found. How did a team of cold case officers rebuild the inquiry after decades and bring justice to a family still in grief?
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Daniel Hewitt and Shehab Khan from the ITV News politics team chew through the week's big UK political stories and give Political Editor Robert Peston a call from wherever he is to get his take on it all. We'll also be talking to special guests from the world of politics and beyond - and hear from ITV's political correspondents based around the country to find out what's happening beyond the Westminster bubble.
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How far one man went to get a little bit taller
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Rich Rotella was 5'5" when he decided to change his life. The budding actor had a procedure in Florida to add three inches to his height - before a year long recovery. The limb lengthening surgery Rich underwent is happening all over the world. But is it worth it - all for a couple of inches? In the latest quick-briefing episode, ITV News Arts Edit…
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Having a baby should be a moment of pure elation but for too many families it’s becoming a time of grief and despair. That’s because the number of neonatal and infant deaths in hospitals are rising, with London having the highest rate in the country. So, why is this worrying trend increasing? And how much does poor maternity care play a role in thi…
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Why is the NHS spending millions on locking up autistic adults?
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For the past 10 years, a young British woman has been locked up in hospital. Whilst she was born with a learning disability, there was no medical reason for her to be detained in hospital and her parents continue to fight every day for her release. And she's not alone, as more than 2000 people with learning disabilities or autism remain stuck in ho…
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It’s a touchstone issue that affects beauty spots right across the country. Second homes – with a 50% rise in ownership over the last decade, they’re driving out locals and hiking up house prices. And despite the Chancellor’s crackdown, campaigners are calling his solution a simple sticking plaster. So, do the Tories have the silver bullet? Or is t…
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It’s no surprise that Vladimir Putin secured a landslide victory for a fifth term as Russian president. He’s ruled for nearly a quarter of a century and he’s not going anywhere soon – with any potential opposition either dead, jailed or exiled. But will this election bring any change? What’s next for Putin? And will he ever give up power? Europe Ed…
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Sanitiser out, air fryers in: How Britain's shopping habits are changing
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The record return of the vinyl has been made official today for the first time since 1992. In Britain’s inflation basket this year, vinyl records are back in demand thanks to the soaring success of stars like Taylor Swift and Harry Styles. The basket released by the ONS, is used to track inflation and find out what’s trending. So, what’s in? And wh…
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Nick Brown was told he has three months left to live. With a rare form of cancer, he’ll soon be paralysed. And yet his dying wish is to go peacefully, before he deteriorates. But with no option for assisted dying in our country, Nick and his family are stuck and desperate. Now, thousands like Nick are calling for change - to legalise assisted suici…
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How Kate's photoshop skills ramped up royal rumours
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In a bid to end weeks of wild conspiracy theories, the Princess of Wales released a family photo to celebrate Mother’s Day. But the image, which was meant to quash speculation, turned out to do the exact opposite. As news agencies pulled a photo from the Palace for the first time over claims it had been photoshopped. And now, Kate’s even admitted t…
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Who are the lost children of Britain’s housing crisis?
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Since 2019, 55 children have died unexpectedly living in temporary housing. 42 of them, not even a year old. These are the lost children of Britain’s housing crisis. And yet many families continue to live in cramp conditions like shipping containers, once built to carry cargo, but are the only option for a roof over their heads. So, why is this sti…
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Who's more likely to win the Biden vs Trump rematch?
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It’s back to the future for Americans as they brace themselves for another Joe Biden-Donald Trump slugfest. But who’s most likely to prevail? In our latest quick briefing podcast, US Correspondent Dan Rivers tells Tom Bradby what you need to know…ITV News による
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Energy bills are finally falling. From April 1st, annual bills will drop to the lowest they’ve been since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But, despite the reduced-price cap, energy debt remains at an all-time high as households across the country remain badly behind with their bills. So, how much of a difference will the drop actually make? Should yo…
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Could your council be going bust and how will it impact you?
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From potholes to uncollected bins, it’s no surprise that councils across the country are running out of cash. But new analysis has laid bare that councils in the North are suffering more than in the South of England. And despite a huge injection of cash from the government, many councils are at a tipping point. So, why is there such a regional divi…
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Across Europe, frustrated farmers have been fighting back. But now, protests are travelling across the channel, as Welsh farmers are up in arms over post-Brexit plans and proposals. Farmers on the brink are flocking to protests to stop the Welsh government reforms. So, what are the new plans? And why have they caused such a backlash? ITV News Wales…
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When you think of gangs, you might imagine young men proving their loyalty through violence, coercion and bravado. But now the number of girls in gangs is rising, leaving thousands in the hands of male leaders and drug dealers. So, why are gangs recruiting more girls? What are they being forced to do? And what’s being done to stop it? ITV Anglia's …
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Could AI be a game changer for America's gun violence epidemic?
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Joaquin Oliver was just one of the 17 victims who were murdered at Parkland, Florida back in 2018 – one of America’s deadliest school shootings. But now, through the magic of AI, the victims’ voices are being brought back to life. Lobbying from beyond the grave, Joaquin’s voice is being used to pressure politicians to tighten gun laws. So, could th…
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Why do domestic violence murderers get shorter sentences than other killers?
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If a woman is stabbed to death in the street by a stranger the starting sentencing point for murder is 25 years. Yet if a woman is stabbed and killed in her own home by her partner - it's fifteen. So, why is there such a disparity? And is it any wonder some are campaigning for change? Julie Etchingham is joined by ITV's Tonight programme producer, …
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Could you claim compensation from car finance?
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Did you buy a vehicle on car finance before 28th January 2021? Well, like millions of other car loan customers across the country, you might be able to join what could be the largest compensation pay out since the infamous PPI scandal. So, could you have you overpaid without knowing? And what might you be entitled to? Consumer Editor Chris Choi and…
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Who is Madeleine McCann prime suspect Christian Brueckner?
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It’s been 16 years since 3-year-old Madeleine McCann went missing. Today, the man who remains the prime suspect of her disappearance goes on trial. But, for unrelated charges. Christian Brueckner will take to the stand in Germany for multiple cases of sexual assault and rape. But can this trial bring us closer to what really happened to Madeline Mc…
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Inside the scamming networks trafficking grads to South East Asia
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Sarah thought she’d landed her dream job in a tech firm in Thailand, having applied online. But instead, upon arrival, she was kidnapped and trafficked to a mysterious compound, where she was trapped for months. She’s just one of many graduates from across the globe who are falling victim to forced scamming - one of the fastest-growing forms of mod…
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Why is our special educational needs system spiralling out of control?
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12-year-old Sonny has been waiting 3 years for an Education, Health and Care plan. He’s autistic and without this plan, he can’t access the education he needs. And he’s not alone, as millions of children like Sonny, are losing out on formal education, through no fault of their own. So, why is the system so broke? And what needs to be done? Social A…
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The highly anticipated XL bully ban has come into full force. Following a series of fatal attacks involving the dog, a new law will now make it a criminal offence to own the pet without a certificate. But as the ban gets underway, there are concerns that thousands of XL bullies are still unregistered across the country. So, will the ban actually wo…
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With a general election pending, Rishi Sunak is determined to stay on in Number 10. But with rumours of plots against him coming from the inside and attacks certainly coming from the outside, can he survive? Our Deputy Political Editor, Anushka Asthana spent months following the Prime Minister just to find out. So, can he defy the polls predicting …
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Breaking news: King Charles diagnosed with cancer
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In this special briefing, Mary Nightingale and ITV News correspondents bring you the latest on King Charles’ cancer diagnosis.ITV News による
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The murder of Brianna Ghey: How did two teens become such callous killers?
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It’s almost a year since 16-year-old Brianna Ghey was stabbed to death in a park in Warrington. She’d been lured there by two 15-year-olds - Scarlett Jenkinson and Eddie Ratcliffe - who carried out the most brutal and bloody attack. They’ve now been jailed for life. But how did two seemingly innocent teenagers become utterly callous killers? From I…
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Is the West helping or hindering conflict in the Middle East?
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The US says the threat from Iran is at its highest in a decade. Meanwhile, Yemen’s Houthi rebels have paralysed global shipping. And all while war rages on between Hamas and Israel. So, with the Middle East in such a perilous state - can the West do anything to stop rather than stoke the conflicts? ITV News Washington Correspondent Robert Moore and…
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From burst tyres to breakdowns and twisted ankles, potholes plague our roads. And now the damage done is at a 5-year high, costing us up to half a billion pounds. But with new technology, robots could pave the way to fill in the cracks. So, can AI save our streets and end years of neglect? ITV News Consumer Editor Chris Choi and Consumer Producer H…
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Could the Nottingham attacks triple killer have been stopped?
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“Justice has not been served” – that was the judgement of the families torn apart by the fatal killings in Nottingham, last June. The triple killer, Valdo Calocane, has now been sentenced to a high-security hospital. But for the victims’ families, their fury remains, blaming the police, CPS and NHS. So, should Calocane have been free to roam the st…
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Broken trust, marriages and families – the ripple effect of the Post Office scandal is still being felt, years on from the convictions. These are the years that families can’t take back, once torn apart by lies and deceit. And now although closer to justice, the pain and suffering of the victims can’t be undone. So, can anything heal the victims of…
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Why are there so many storms and is the worst yet to come?
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Chaos strikes again as the UK has been hit with its ninth named storm this season. Storm Isha has left thousands of homes powerless, brought commuters to a standstill and caused widespread disruption. And it’s not the only storm we’ll be weathering this week, as Storm Jocelyn arrives in full force tomorrow. So why are we getting so many storms? And…
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Why a victim’s family wants to free his convicted murderer
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Jason Moore was convicted of killing Robert Darby in East London back in 2005. He’s spent nearly a decade in prison for murder. Yet, the family of the victim, believe Moore is actually innocent. And former detectives in the Met agree. So, should he be locked up? What really happened? And what does this say about our justice system? ITV News Reporte…
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What I learnt from spending three months with Keir Starmer
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With a general election looming, ITV News’ Anushka Asthana has spent the past three months with the man tipped to become our next prime minister. Keir Starmer's Labour party are leading the polls and yet he’s been described as “too boring” – so does he really have what it takes to lead the nation? What drives him? And what’s his ultimate vision for…
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Brightly coloured, sweet and sugary - energy drinks are all the buzz. But now, concerns are growing over children’s thirst for the drink – as it’s been revealed that the drinks are associated with increased risk of mental health issues in young people. So, what’s got kids so hooked? And can anything stop them? ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent …
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A machete attack in broad daylight in Huddersfield. Gangs in balaclavas swinging knives around Leeds. Young men stabbed to death in Doncaster. These are just some of the acts of violence plaguing our communities. For too long it's been largely unreported and now bereaving families are demanding change. So, how did our youth become a lost generation…
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From heatwaves to raging wildfires, 2023 was a scorcher of a year. And with temperatures soaring off the chart, it’s now broken the world record, becoming the hottest year ever. So, was this expected? What does this mean for our climate crisis? And could 2024 be even hotter? ITV News Science Correspondent Martin Stew tells Faye Barker what you need…
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It’s now 3 months since Hamas’ terror attack in Israel, and Israel’s subsequent retaliation and sadly the conflict shows no sign of stopping yet. So much so that the danger of war spreading beyond Gaza has brought the US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken to the region, again. Israel says it’s dismantled Hamas’ military infrastructure in the north …
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Can anything stop the toxic culture in our fire services?
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Their meant to keep their community safe, but instead some pose a danger themselves. It’s been revealed that South Wales fire service is plagued with harassment and abuse right from the top of the ladder. And it’s not just in Wales, as an ongoing ITV News investigation laid bare the toxic culture across the rest of the UK’s fire services. So, what’…
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Will Mr Bates v The Post Office help deliver justice?
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It was the IT error that led to one of the biggest miscarriages of justice the UK has ever seen. And now it’s playing out on ITV as prime time drama. But will the on-screen telling of the Post Office scandal finally help deliver justice for those still chasing it after all these years? Nick Wallis, the reporter who wrote the definitive book on the …
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Whether it’s cutting down on food or booze or any other unhealthy habit, January 1st is the traditional day to make a new year’s resolution. But is the start of the year really the right time for a brand new start or a different lifestyle? And what do you do if you want the power to change but just don’t have the willpower? David Robson, author of …
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Imagine being the victim of a brutal crime, reporting it to police only to be told that the man you’re accusing has no previous convictions. Then the next day you turn on your TV and see his face, on a documentary about a rapist and killer who became the UK’s longest-serving prisoner. It sounds like the start of a crime fiction novel, but - unbelie…
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What a year it has been for Rishi Sunak. His Cabinet rocked by resignations and sackings, the flagship Rwanda policy halted in habour by the Supreme Court, while falling short on his other key pledges for 2023 - not to mention the damaging losses in the local and by-elections. So what lessons will the PM have learned ahead of his ultimate political…
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What got people obsessed on socials this year?
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Twitter became X, TikTok became an obsession and the world’s biggest tech bosses pledged to face off in a cage fight… Yes, 2023 took us to some weird and wonderful places for those of us who live much of our lives on social media. So what were the key trends that we all followed? And where on earth could socials go next? George Hancorn from the ITV…
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How an undercover officer caught a killer chef
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Pub chef Darren Osment killed his former partner Claire Holland in 2012 and confessed seven years later. Then he claimed he made it all up, so police went deep under cover for 20 months to get him to admit the truth on camera. And it’s only thanks to ITV West Country Correspondent Robert Murphy that you can hear it now. He joins Daniel Hewitt to te…
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Were warnings ignored before toddler's high rise death?
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Reem still has flashbacks of the day her brother died. She remembers opening her bedroom door and seeing the empty room and the open window. And then her mother screaming. And yet toddler Exodus wasn’t the first young life lost out of the window of a high rise building in Leeds… So what’s stopping yet another tragedy? Investigations Correspondent D…
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After a year of soaring food prices and inflation, it’s no surprise the cost of Christmas has rocketed. And there’s a new warning in place for families to tread carefully, as it could take a year for millions to finish paying for their festive season. Now, some are turning to toy banks and others are cutting back on their festivities. So, are you f…
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Assault, abuse and harassment are just some of the forms of misconduct which make up the toxic culture in our police forces. And yet, in most of these cases, no further action has been taken. Too afraid of the repercussions and with a lack of trust in the system, victims are forced to remain silent. So, what’s being done to put a stop to this? And …
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After marathon negotiations, a deal has been reached at COP28 in Dubai. The new agreement will enforce a ‘transition away’ from fossil fuels. But, some nations still think this doesn’t go far enough – urging to remove, not reduce, the use of fossil fuels. So, was this a fair COP? Or a cop out? From Dubai, Science Correspondent Martin Stew and Produ…
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It's a procedure designed to give you the hourglass figure made famous by celebs like Kim Kardashian, but the Brazilian Bum Lift has also been described as the world's most dangerous cosmetic surgery. Yet the non-surgical alternative, involving filler, is becoming increasingly popular. It’s advertised as a safer alternative, but is in fact just as …
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Boris' battle to save his legacy at the Covid Inquiry
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As he began his appearance with an apology, Boris Johnson tried to defend what was left of his reputation at the Covid Inquiry. But, for bereaved families, it was simply, too little too late; as they told the former Prime Minister “the dead won’t hear your apologies.” So, did Mr. Johnson take enough responsibility? And what lessons were learned? UK…
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Why Arab-Americans are pledging to “Abandon Biden”
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“Abandon Biden” is the new slogan taking off in the US and it’s pushing the President into political jeopardy. The phrase has been spreading amongst the Arab American community due to his support for Israel. And now those who once helped propel him to presidency, are stripping away his support. So, how damaging is this for Biden? And who will the M…
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The British homes on the edge of falling off a cliff
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A stretch of Norfolk coastline has become the sudden focus of national attention after collapsing into the sea. Clifftop residents were left stunned as 200 metres of road fell right in front of them, stranding them from safety and leaving their houses in peril. So what caused the collapse? And what do you do when your home is about to fall off a cl…
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