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The quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories. Our team of specialist correspondents plus guests bring you information and analysis you can trust so you get What You Need To Know in minutes.

    Families pushed to the brink - why is SEND provision in such crisis?

    Families pushed to the brink - why is SEND provision in such crisis?

    We've seen countless stories of failures in the system designed to help our most vulnerable children - those with special educational needs and disabilities.

    This week ITV News journalists - both nationally and in all our regions - will be putting an even bigger spotlight on the real life impact of the SEND crisis.

    Neil Barbour from ITV Anglia, Jonny Brown from ITV Calendar and Katie Cole from ITV Tyne Tees join ITV News Presenter Faye Barker.

    With families being pushed to the brink of mental and financial collapse, we ask why is SEND provision in such a crisis? And how bad is it in your area?

    • 17 min
    Could this be the last waltz for Strictly?

    Could this be the last waltz for Strictly?

    Strictly Come Dancing has been dominating the headlines as claims mount over abusive treatment of the show’s celebrity contestants.

    The nation’s beloved BBC programme, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, risks losing its reputation, or even more.

    So, as the allegations rise, could this year’s show be Strictly's last dance? And what's being done to resolve the crisis? 

    ITV News Entertainment Reporter Rishi Davda tells Sangeeta Kandola What You Need to Know…

    • 13 min
    Could concussions in sport be linked to brain conditions?

    Could concussions in sport be linked to brain conditions?

    New research reveals that markers of Motor Neurone Disease are more likely to be found in the blood of retired sportsmen who have suffered several concussions, offering hope of early diagnosis and possibly earlier treatment.

    It also adds more weight to growing evidence of the link between contact sports and brain conditions. So, where does this leave sports like rugby?

    Martin Stew tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know...

    • 9 min
    How Trump's shooting sparked swirling conspiracy theories

    How Trump's shooting sparked swirling conspiracy theories

    As he raised his fist in defiance, the image of Donald Trump smeared in blood, is one that will shape the US election campaign and history.

    The iconic image has sent shockwaves on social media, sparking several conspiracy theories – with some wondering if it was an order from the US President himself.

    So, how do you spot the fact from fiction? And how will the assassination attempt change the campaign?

    Robert Moore tells Yasmin Bodalbhai what you need to know... 

    • 11 min
    How have Southgate and England turned it around?

    How have Southgate and England turned it around?

    England have made history and reached back-to-back European Championship finals after a 2-1 win against the Netherlands.

    From a rather rocky start to the tournament, it’s certainly been touch and go. But now, the three lions have managed to turn it around as they head to Berlin this Sunday.

    So how did the squad bounce back? And is it finally coming home?  

    ITV News Sports Editor Steve Scott tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know...

    • 10 min
    Why the fall in energy bills won't last long

    Why the fall in energy bills won't last long

    There’s a summer boost for households as energy prices are falling - thanks to the new price cap.

    Yet forecasters warn your gas and electricity bills will soar once again in the autumn.

    So is now the right time to fix your energy price? And what other action can you take to make savings?

    In this episode Charlie Frost tells you, what you need to know...

    • 14 min

Customer Reviews

3.8 out of 5
282 Ratings

282 Ratings

Villa Wills ,

A show that captures most of the important points

Informative and factual, albeit a little woke at times with a slight anti Tory bias. Peston is the worst thing example when he does a cameo. Journalists need to stop sourcing only people with poor financial outlooks and creating the impression that it’s the majority that face financial Armageddon, it’s tough we get it.US and Ukraine coverage is the best aspect. Tom Bradby’s delivery bus excellent

Fletchek ,

Wegovy report just dreadful

Just listened to the report on Wegovy (September 2023) - really bad. Clearly the reporters did not understand the system of medicines regulation in the UK, with suggestions that the general public could buy this prescription-only medicine easily if only they could afford it. Both wrong and dangerous. Why did no one seek medical input eg from the ABPI? From a qualified health practitioner?
Just a poor quality report, with insufficient research to be properly informative. If this represents the podcast’s normal standards, then avoid, avoid, avoid.

Ashlee wong ,

Good

I watch it is because It’s remind of Queen Elizabeth

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