Itv Tonight

With the coronavirus pandemic still gripping the world, the NHS is facing its biggest crisis in a generation with issues over treatment, funding and care. New technology is one of the tools being used to fight the virus - and many other illnesses - with the use of artificial intelligence on the rise across the health sector. Dr Oscar Duke investigates.

As President Trump increases his war of words against North Korea, Adam Shaw investigates whether the current crisis could turn into full-blown conflict. Tonight spoke to Jihyun Park, a refugee from North Korea. She tells of how she would often see people starving on the streets and decided to try and escape the country after her father died. She spoke of how she was then captured and sent to a labour camp.

Tonight profiles leaders of Great Britain's political parties ahead of the General Election. Ranvir Singh meets the leader of the Liberal Democrats, Jo Swinson.

For many of us, months of lockdown has meant tackling the clutter in our homes. But what do we do with all of our unwanted stuff? Angellica Bell investigates.

With house prices rising, should cash poor but asset rich home owners consider unlocking the value in their properties? Jonathan Maitland investigates.

Seven billion pounds has already been spent on Britain's controversial North-South high-speed rail link, but will the project be abandoned?

Around 72 police officers are attacked every day in England and Wales, meaning they have to find new ways of protecting themselves. As the Government this month considers tougher penalties for people assaulting police officers and proposes equipping more with Taser stun guns, Adam Shaw goes on the frontline with two police forces. He witnesses first-hand officers getting assaulted and asks just what can be done to protect the Bobby on the beat.

An estimated 12 million people in the UK are living with what's described as a 'hidden' disability. Reporter Saima Moshin looks at the true cost.

With only 14 per cent of rivers in England in good ecological health, Joe Crowley looks at the state of the nation's waterways and asks what's being done to tackle pollution.

Nearly half a million properties in the UK are second homes. Amid the escalating housing crisis, is now the time to limit second holiday home purchases?