You know a media giant is in trouble when they’re making their own headlines.

Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News is in crisis, after paying millions of dollars to settle a defamation law suit and now its axed its biggest star.

So with Joe Biden confirming his re-election bid - how could Fox’s hot mess impact the race for the White House?

ITV News US Correspondent Dan Rivers tells News at 10 Anchor Tom Bradby What You Need to Know…

More than 33,000 migrants have risked their lives this year so far, as they cross the 60-mile stretch of water that spans the African coast and the Italian island of Lampedusa.

Never before have such numbers made the journey so early on in the year.

But as political instability and economic woes grip Tunisia, there’s no time to wait for the calmer waters that the summer brings.

So, what is the Italian government doing about it? And how does this affect the boats that pitch up on the shores back here in the UK?

ITV News Europe Editor James Mates tells ITV News Presenter Lucrezia Millarini What You Need to Know…

They say it could be the sound that saves your life.

For the first time ever in the UK, at 3pm this Sunday, the government will be trialling their new mobile emergency alert system.

Phones right across the country will sound and vibrate all at once.

So, why now has the government given this the get go? And what has been the reaction so far?

ITV News Political Correspondent Harry Horton tells ITV News Presenter Tom Bradby what you need to know...

Imagine everything you need just 15 minutes from your doorstep. Well, it could be coming to a city near you.

15-minute-cities are the talk of the town. They’ve opened the doors to untruths buried deep within communities and given conspiracy theories a whole new platform.

So, how do they actually work? And should we be genuinely concerned about them?

ITV News Digital Video Producer George Hancorn brings you what you need to know...

The fight goes on for nurses right across the country, after The Royal College of Nursing voted to reject the government’s latest pay offer.

Now, the union has warned that industrial action could last until Christmas, unless they receive an improved pay deal.

But the government says it’s put forward its final and full offer.

So, what action is next on the agenda? And could the government be willing to budge?

ITV News Deputy Political Editor Anushka Asthana tells ITV News Presenter Tom Bradby what you need to know...

In new moves to double down on war, Moscow is bringing in fresh laws which will make it almost impossible for Russians to dodge conscription.

So what does this reveal about the Kremlin's state of play and how else is Vladimir Putin cracking down as the war in Ukraine goes on?

Our resident Russia expert Emma Burrows tells Tom Bradby what you need to know.

Just off the coast of South Wales lies one of the most protected parts of the UK, which is home to a record breaking population of seabirds.

Skomer Island, has become a sanctuary for our seabird population.

But with bird flu wiping out the rest of the UK’s wildlife, how safe are they? And how long can Skomer Island remain a safe haven?

ITV News Wales Correspondent Rhys Williams, who has just returned from Skomer Island, tells ITV News Presenter Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know...

"MashAllah brother tate" was just one of the messages of support for self-proclaimed misogynist, Andrew Tate.

As a newly converted Muslim, Tate had spent his first Ramadan behind bars, over alleged charges of rape and human trafficking – both of which he denies.

So, how have the Muslim community reacted to his conversion? And what does this mean for his fanbase?

ITV News Digital Video Producer Zahra Errami brings you What You Need to Know...

Ask anyone about the time British people were under Nazi control on their own land and it sounds like you're rewriting history.

And yet for five years during the second world war, it actually happened. And yet it's a story barely taught in schools or widely known.

But now an exhibition has brought new light to the horrors carried out by the Nazi occupiers on British soil.

ITV News Journalist Fred Dimbleby brings you What You Need to Know....

An exclusive ITV News Investigation has revealed that some private landlords are making millions of pounds from councils housing people in appalling conditions.

Homeless families have been forced into shocking accommodation run by private companies due to a shortage of housing from local authorities.

What’s left are families surrounded by mould, damp and broken windows.

So, how can these families be saved? And what are the government doing about it?

ITV News Investigations correspondent Daniel Hewitt tells ITV News Presenter Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know...

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