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Illegal mobile phone use while driving is at its highest level in eight years
and we send a reporter gliding over the Lincolnshire Wolds
We speak to celebrities and football legends gearing up for Soccer Aid
We dig into a damning review warning of a “lost generation”, as the number of 16 to 24-year-olds not in work, education or training tops a million
and a Disney-themed MRI scanner for children
Hear the advice we've been given from debt charities about preparing for a hike in gas and electric bills as Ofgem increase the price cap from July.
Crystal Palace play their first ever European final, and we have a reporter at a fan zone.
Find out how tourism during the heatwave has been boosting business.
Meanwhile, the number of water related deaths since the bank holiday has risen to nine, as fresh pleas are issued for people to stay safe around open water.
And, have you ever wondered how long it takes to train up a horse for the police force? Because we have the answer for you.
Learn how your ice cream this week may have supported local dairy farms.
Find out what's happening with the Fordingbridge Three case.
Hear fresh warnings about swimming in lakes, rivers and reservoirs, after a number of teenage deaths over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
We have the latest on the proposals for a social media ban for children.
Plus, find out from our Northern Ireland reporter why a police search - for a man believed to be murdered and buried during the Troubles - is underway.
Thomas Tuchel has named his 26-man England World Cup squad, and we break down who is on the plane.
It’s a big weekend of football too, with Hull City heading to Wembley — and one fan trying to juggle the play-off final with her wedding day.
and a chance to fly in a WWII training plane
Aston Villa are back in Birmingham with silverware – we join the open-top bus parade.
We break down the government’s latest cost-of-living measures
we also have a finalist preview of Race Across the World.
Wednesday 20th May, 2026: all the drama - good and bad - from the last 24 hours of football; also stories on childcare in Wales, a special clothing line for children with autism and we chat to Kylie. Kat Wright is your host
We have the latest details on HS2, including how much it'll cost, and when you could be able to get a ticket for.
We also know all about the new Strictly presenter line-up as replacements for Tess and Claudia have been announced.
Have you ever shared a chip with a seagull? or had your tray of food taken by one? Well in Inverness they're introducing measures to reduce the nuisance they're causing... but not everyone sees them as a pest.
City fans tell us what Pep Guardiola means to them ahead of tonight's game with reports he could leave the club after a decade in charge.
Plus, hear all about the King and Queen's trip to Belfast.
Behind the Headlines - Monday 18th May 2026
From the publisher's feed
Behind The Headlines takes you deeper into breaking news stories across the UK.
We have reporters across the country bringing you the story direct…
Our reporters go behind the headlines to the scene of the story to talk to the people involved and bring you the very latest - whenever and wherever it happens.