The search for the Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi has entered its sixth day. As police revealed they arrested a 22 year-old-man, on suspicion of assisting an offender in connection with the incident, before releasing him on bail.

Dame Esther Rantzen has made a fresh call for a vote on legalising assisted dying after a report urged the Government to become more actively involved in discussions on the issue. The Health and Social Care Committee said new laws look 'increasingly likely' in the next 5 years

England striker Alessia Russo is going to have a pitch named in her honour at Bearsted Football Club in Kent - where she began her playing career.

The Government says lists of organisations which fall under a new definition of extremism will be drawn up in the coming weeks. They'll be banned from receiving taxpayers money and from contact with ministers or civil servants. Lorna Shaddick reports.

Wishing our lovely Good Morning Britain colleague Lorna Shaddick the best of luck with a very special upcoming assignment. Today was her last scheduled live report, before taking a break from broadcasting to produce her most exciting story yet.

It has been an extraordinary night with Sir Keir Starmer set to become Britain's next Prime Minister after Labour won a landslide victory. Lorna Shaddick has the latest on a historic night for Labour and a disastrous one for the Conservatives.

The Royal British Legion’s annual Poppy Appeal officially launches today. This year highlights the mental scars that can result from experiences in military service.

Farmers have warned that the government's inheritance tax hike could put Britain at risk of food shortages. The Chancellor was also accused of signing a death warrant for thousands of farms as they could be forced to sell up.

As Americans go to the polls, analysts say the gender gap in this contest could be the widest ever, with male and female voters deeply divided. This is also the first general election since the right to an abortion was removed nationwide. Lorna Shaddick is in the key swing state

The queue of students voting at Arizona State University in Phoenix. A festival atmosphere with snacks, music and a marked gender divide - young men in MAGA caps, young women wearing pro choice badges.

The Defence Secretary will be grilled by MPs today, 24 hours after Ukraine reportedly fired British-made 'Storm Shadow' missiles at military targets inside Russia for the first time.

The search continues for two missing British tourists who are thought to have been on a boat that sank in the Red Sea. Survivors say a wave hit the vessel - called The Sea Story - causing it to capsize. @LornaShaddick reports from the Foreign Office.

France is preparing to welcome US President elect Donald Trump and leaders from across the globe for the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral. President Macron will greet them in a state of political chaos following the collapse of the government. Lorna Shaddick reports.

Yesterday, I spoke with Lorna Shaddick for Good Morning Britain about the reopening of Notre Dame and what it means to me to see the restorations.

Under new plans being introduced in parliament today, England's most at-risk children will no longer be automatically eligible for homeschooling. The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill comes on the same day 10-year-old Sara Sharif's killers will be sentenced, in a case

Verdicts are expected today in a mass rape trial in southern France. Fifty men are charged with attacking Gisèle Pelicot who was drugged by her husband. Campaigners against sexual violence are hoping for exemplary prison sentences of up to 20 years. Lorna Shaddick reports.

Former Labour cabinet minister, Lord Peter Mandelson is expected to be confirmed today as Britain's next ambassador to the United States. He'll have a crucial role in maintaining the so-called special relationship between the UK and the US, as Donald Trump returns to the White

Rail passengers are facing further disruption today on Avanti West Coast services, because of a fresh strike by train managers. Members of the RMT union will walk out for the second time this week, in a dispute over rest-day working. Lorna Shaddick reports.

Social care organisations are calling on the government to act "urgently" on plans for long-term funding and reform, after it was revealed proposals may not be delivered until 2028. Lorna Shaddick reports.

Black men are being put in disproportionate danger of dying from a prostate cancer, due to significant health inequities and outdated NHS guidelines, warns Prostate Cancer UK. 1 in 4 Black men will get prostate cancer, and they have twice the risk of dying from it.