There’s never been a World Cup like it: a Middle Eastern nation hosting football’s biggest prize during a Northern Hemisphere winter.

And there’s never been a World Cup so divisive, before a ball is even kicked in Qatar.

So why is it so controversial? How will the fan experience differ from previous tournaments? And what's expected of England and Wales on the pitch?

Before heading out to Doha, Sports Editor Steve Scott and Reporter Chloe Keedy tell ITV News presenter Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know…

History tells us winter plays a critical role in warfare, with freezing conditions helping to stop everyone from Napoleon to Hitler in their tracks.

Yet Vladimir Putin hopes this winter will make the key breakthrough for his Russian forces in the war in Ukraine.

So will his tactics work or come back to bite him?

Our resident Russian expert Emma Burrows tells News At Ten Anchor Tom Bradby what you need to know.

If you think British politics is in a bleak place at the moment, save a thought for America.

Still reeling from the traumas and aftershocks of the last election, their democracy now seems even more imperilled as the nation heads to the midterm polls.

So could vengeful Trump supporters still crying foul really rig future votes?

Robert Moore has been on a big trip to find out. In this episode, he tells Tom Bradby what you need to know.

You can view Robert's Exposure documentary America: The War Within online at the ITV Hub.

Follow this link for more details on the programme: https://www.itv.com/hub/america-the-war-within/10a2424a0001

Britain’s economic mess means an uncertain future for Liz Truss for sure.

But nothing compared to the uncertainty for those hit hardest by the soaring cost of living.

So what sacrifices are they making? And what life-changing decisions are they facing?

We sent one of our top investigative reporters to find out and his report was startling.

Daniel Hewitt tells News At Ten anchor Tom Bradby what you need to know.

You can also watch Daniels' powerful report here: https://www.itv.com/news/2022-10-18/toast-is-a-luxury-families-never-been-more-scared-as-costs-rise

For weeks now, women in Iran have been protesting for their rights after the death of a 22-year-old woman who had been in police custody.

But what actually happened and what is it they’re fighting for?

Amani Ibrahimi speaks to a woman in Iran, who tells you what you need to know about being a female under the regime right now.

You don’t need a degree in economics to know the UK economy is in a pretty bad place at the moment.

But you do need to know a fair bit about numbers to understand why, and what needs to be done about it.

Fortunately, we have our own expert on hand to bring you up to speed in just 15 minutes.

Inspired by his wife's own demand for understanding, Business and Economics Editor Joel Hills tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know.

This episode was recorded prior to the sacking of Kwasi Kwarteng as chancellor.

You don’t need a degree in economics to know the UK economy is in a pretty bad place at the moment.

But you do need to know a fair bit about numbers to understand why, and what needs to be done about it.

Fortunately, we have our own expert on hand to bring you up to speed in just 15 minutes.

Inspired by his wife's own demand for understanding, Business and Economics Editor Joel Hills tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know…

It’s every parent’s nightmare: your child goes off on a school trip abroad and never comes home again.

It became the tragic reality for Tony and Brenda Lawson when their daughter Jessica drowned in southern France in 2015.

Now a French court has decided her teachers were not to blame.

So why did the ruling take seven years and where does it leave her family’s search for answers?

Ian Woods, recently returned from the trial in the Central Massif region in southern France, tells Faye Barker what you need to know…

MPs at war, a major u-turn and her key speech hit by protesters; it’s hard to imagine a worse first party conference for a prime minister.

So where does Liz Truss go from here? How damaging could the new battles over benefits get?

And could her days really, already, be numbered?

Political Editor Robert Peston tells Romilly Weeks what you need to know at the end of a quite extraordinary Conservative Party Conference.

Liz Truss pledged to kick start the UK economy.

Instead her chancellor’s tax-slashing measures have seen it get an absolute kicking, with a plummeting pound, a major bailout by the Bank and a fresh mortgage crisis.

So as she prepares to face the wrath of the people who put her in power, will the threat of electoral disaster force her to change plans?

From Westminster, Political Correspondent Libby Wiener tells Shehab Khan what you need to know…