Behind the Headlines

We're in the happiest town in the UK today - we also have an update on the Lucy Letby case; three rail operators are to be nationalised in the new year; we're at the closure of mainland Britain's most southerly Post Office; and celebrating both the Turner and Turnip Prizes.

We have the latest on the big Welsh sinkhole, the dad of a woman who was killed by her stalker talks to us as the government unveils better protections and we're looking into a UK first to try and stop drink drivers this Christmas

We are in court as a teenager is jailed for shooting a mum in her own home, we're also speaking with people who have cladding on their properties as the government promises to fix it by 2029 and we hear from a group of men taking on a gruelling challenge for charity

Alder Hey Hospital hosts a movie premiere, stricter rules for tattoo artists, and sad bananas get a boost.

We reveal how thousands of people have been told their partner has a history of violence, Sir Ed Davey aims for a Christmas hit, and the Salford Lads Club could be saved.

Could Scotland change its national speed limits? We look at the arguments; and we have an exclusive interview with the Safeguarding Minister about new domestic abuse measures; we're at the scene of a major development into the investigation into one of the IRA's Disappeared; a study into whether male and female heart attack patients are treated differently; and we speak to this year's Bake Off winner.

We're with evacuated residents after Storm Bert floods homes and businesses, should you pay extra to stay overnight in Wales and we have all the goss on the latest Glastonbury announcement

We're speaking to those involved in the clear up after Storm Bert brings destruction, we are at the scene of a double shooting in London and we are with Police in Scotland who say they're becoming babysitters

We're talking energy prices, Storm Bert and drink driving; we have the latest on the Laos backpacker deaths; should hairdressers get training in dealing with mental health issues?; and we hear from the stars of Wicked.

Special reports on the 50th anniversary of the Birmingham pub bombings, tributes are paid to former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott who's died aged 86 and we have details on a project described as a UK first.