Right across England, every eight minutes, a child’s life as they know it, comes crashing down.

Why? Because their family is served with a no-fault eviction notice.

Now, with nowhere to call home, school teachers are having to step in and effectively become their housing officers.

So, why aren’t the government doing anything about it?

Investigations Correspondent Daniel Hewitt tells Faye Barker what you need to know...

Lili should have started reception this September, but instead, another year of home-schooling continues, thanks to her burning urine infection.

And she’s not the only one, as hundreds of children are forced to delay their education, as the NHS only treats chronic UTIs in adults.

Parents left helpless, have nowhere to turn. So, why is there no specialist help out there for children?

ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent Stacey Foster tells Julie Etchingham what you need to know...

As a wall of water washed through the Libyan city of Derna, it took everything in its path.

What’s left, is a ghost town, where the number of missing exceeds the dead and overwhelms the living.

Now, feelings of shock and grief give way to anger, as those who are left, demand answers.

So, why did Derna’s dam fail to protect its residents? And who’s going to take responsibility?

From Libya, ITV News Correspondent Emma Murphy tells Lucrezia Millarini What You Ned to Know...

To some, it’s a cultural staple in British life, that’s provided entertainment and jobs for decades.

To others, it's a cruel practice which kills thousands of animals every year.

Greyhound racing – a sport that’s long been around in the UK, is now up for debate as campaigners hope to see it banned.

So, could this be the beginning of the end for the sport?

ITV News Border Journalist Barnaby Papadopulos tells Faye Barker what you need to know...

Will was just eighteen when he ordered what he believed was prescribed Valium from an online pharmacy.

Instead, what had arrived in the post was an opioid twenty times stronger than fentanyl, killing him almost instantly.

And yet ITV News exposed this deadly and illegal practice more than a year ago.

So, why are these fake pharmacies still online today?

ITV News Reporter Sam Holder and Producer Louisa Felton tell Tom Bradby What You Need to Know…

From pick ‘n’ mix, to stationery and homeware, Wilko did it all.

But now, after almost a century, the popular high street chain is set to disappear.

After a rescue deal to save the store collapsed, thousands face redundancy.

So, what went wrong? And could Wilko’s demise trigger a domino effect on our already hollowed-out high streets?

ITV News Economics and Business Editor Joel Hills tells Tom Bradby what you need to know...

As Morocco mourns, flags are flown at half mast, following the nation’s strongest earthquake in more than a century.

With tremors so strong, remote villages and homes couldn’t withstand the immense pressure.

Now, as Britain joins the international aid effort, the painstaking search for survivors continues.

So, can Morocco ever recover to the country it once was?

From Morocco, ITV News reporter Sangita Lal tells Shehab Khan what you need to know…

It’s been deemed a ‘miracle drug.’

Wegovy – the new weight loss medicine, is now available on the NHS and could be a game changer for Britain’s obesity crisis.

But, as the nation tries to get its hands on the drug, doctors warn it could cause a ‘genuine threat to patient safety.’

So, how does it work? And are there enough regulations in place to stop it becoming a danger?

ITV News Health and Science Correspondent Martin Stew tells Tom Bradby what you need to know...

It’s not been the start of the school year many had hoped for.

As hundreds of schools across the country realise they’re no longer safe for children – with roofs made of RAAC, that could crumble at any point.

Now, pressure is mounting on the Prime Minister, after admitting lots more schools could be at risk of closure.

So, could there be a return to remote learning? And why has the government been so slow to act?

ITV News Investigations correspondent Daniel Hewitt tells Faye Barker what you need to know...

Have you ever felt let down by the weather?

After a summer without heatwaves, we’re finally got one in Autumn.

So, did forecasts go wrong or are we misinterpreting the data? Why do forecasts differ on TV and online?

And what tips and tricks do forecasters have when checking the weather?

ITV News weather presenter and forecaster Lucy Verasamy tells Faye Barker what you need to know...