ITV News Special - Episode Guide

Tom Bradby presents an ITV News special live from Washington DC as Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. Washington correspondent Robert Moore provides analysis as Mr Trump takes the Oath of Office, Martin Geissler and Juliet Bremner talk to the new President's supporters and critics, and expert guests discuss the significance and vision of Mr Trump's inaugural address.

Tom Bradby presents live coverage of the Chancellor's Budget. Specialist editors Robert Peston, Allegra Stratton, Joel Hills and Noreena Hertz add their insight, analysing what this budget means for individuals, families and the nation's finances. Including ITV News and weather.

The latest news updates on events following today's incident at the Houses of Parliament in London.

An extended bulletin following Theresa May's announcement that she plans to call a general election in June.

Continued news coverage on the terrorist attack at the Manchester Arena.

As the polls close, Tom Bradby heads ITV's election night coverage of the battle for Number 10, with Robert Peston, Professor Jane Green and Professor Colin Rallings.

Julie Etchingham presents a special programme featuring all the key developments and reaction to the results of the general election.

Tom Bradby presents live coverage of the Chancellor's Budget, as editors including Robert Peston, Allegra Stratton, Joel Hills and Chris Choi add their expert insight.

Julie Etchingham and Phillip Schofield present coverage of the much anticipated Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Windsor Castle.

Almost six months on from their fairytale wedding at Windsor Castle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex set off on their first official Royal Tour. In this special documentary, ITV's Royal Editor Chris Ship follows Harry and Meghan on their epic 16-day trip across the South Pacific, taking in the stunning sights of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand.

All of the day's political developments as Boris Johnson officially becomes Prime Minister and Theresa May leaves the office following her final PMQs.

David Cameron talks to Tom Bradby about the highs and lows of his premiership, along with his thoughts on the 2016 referendum and its consequences for the UK.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex speak exclusively to Tom Bradby about the causes and issues they care most about, and their fresh and personal approach to being modern Royals.

When The Duke and Duchess of Sussex took their baby son Archie on their recent Royal tour, ITV News At Ten anchor Bradby was with them throughout.

In this programme he gains exclusive access to the world's most talked-about couple, exploring their compassion and impactful work, alongside the challenges and pressure they face living as a young family on the global stage trying to balance their public duties and private life under media scrutiny.

Harry & Meghan: An African Journey takes a behind the scenes look at this modern Royal couple, providing a vivid insight into the causes and issues they care so deeply about.

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn go head to head in their first live TV debate. Both will set out how they would break the political deadlock and heal a divided nation.

Hosted by Julie Etchingham.

Interviews with the Liberal Democrats, the SNP, the Brexit Party and the Greens.

As the polls close, News at Ten anchor Tom Bradby presents live through-the-night coverage of the battle for Number 10, revealing who will lead the country for the next five years. He is joined in the studio by his ITV colleagues and two political analysts - Professor Jane Green, co-director of the British Election Study, and election analyst Professor Colin Rallings. Regional correspondents report from the key constituencies as the votes are counted, with commentators in the studio sharing their interpretation of the results as they happen - and what happens next.

As the polls close, News at Ten anchor Tom Bradby presents live through-the-night coverage of the battle for Number 10, revealing who will lead the country for the next five years. He is joined in the studio by his ITV colleagues and two political analysts - Professor Jane Green, co-director of the British Election Study, and election analyst Professor Colin Rallings. Regional correspondents report from the key constituencies as the votes are counted, with commentators in the studio sharing their interpretation of the results as they happen - and what happens next.

Julie Etchingham presents a special programme offering analysis of the Election results so far and a prediction of the likely shape of the Government.

Nina Hossain presents live coverage of the budget, as ITV News correspondents and guests analyse what it means for you and for the nation's finances.

Tom Bradby presents live coverage of the US Presidential election through the night from Washington DC, joined by ITV News reporters, expert analysts and special guests

Tom Bradby presents an ITV News special from Washington DC as Joe Biden becomes President of the United States.

Coverage of the ceremony from Windsor Castle.

In this programme narrated by Nicola Walker, people from all walks of life reflect on meeting the Queen and share how those special moments affected their lives.

Speeches, letters, broadcasts and personal memoirs are used to reveal the public and private side of Queen Elizabeth II over nearly a century of tumultuous change.

A film exploring the Queen's love of country life - whether in Scotland, Norfolk, or Windsor - through the eyes of those who came into contact with her and shared her passion.

Julie Etchingham presents coverage of the Proclamations of the King at noon in the Home Nations - viewers in Wales and Northern Ireland can see their own Proclamations.

This one-hour film, narrated by Julie Etchingham, takes a look at some of the momentous events across the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest ruler of all British monarchs.

King Charles addresses Westminster Hall, after receiving words of condolence from the speakers of both houses.

Coverage of the afternoon's events as the Queen's coffin is taken from Holyroodhouse to St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh, where it will remain for members of the public to pay their final respects.

Documentary on King Charles III, the former Prince of Wales who took over as monarch following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on Thursday.

Members of the public share their memories of Queen Elizabeth II, whose death was announced on Thursday.

Bafta and Emmy-winning film-maker Deeyah Khan investigates domestic violence perpetrated by men in the United States. She hears testimonies from survivors and victims' families, and gets vital insights from social workers and psychologists who work with violent men. She also speaks to those whose voices are rarely heard in conversations about domestic violence, yet may hold the key to stopping it - the perpetrators themselves.

On the eve of America's crucial midterm elections, ITV correspondent Robert Moore examines widespread fears for the future of the country's political system. He investigates whether an attempt is now being made by Donald Trump and his Republican supporters to ensure their 2020 defeat and the so-called stolen election never happens again.

Facing up to 15 years' imprisonment for protesting or even using the word "war", this film tells the inside story of defiant Russians who refuse to stay silent in the wake of Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

The story of former fascist Matthew Collins, who has devoted the last three decades to bringing down the far right since leaving the National Front and BNP. With previously unreleased police footage and revelatory interviews, the documentary tells the true story of Matthew's undercover operation inside the far right and reveals how, with National Action mole Robbie Mullen, he stopped a plan to murder a British MP.

Documentary exploring the life and times of King Charles III, from his birth in 1948 and his childhood before becoming the heir apparent in 1952, to his life as the Prince of Wales. Authored by Tom Bradby, the film reveals intimate details about the life he has led, and features contributions from his close friends, those who worked with him in his younger years, and the people who have helped him with the causes he cherishes.

Handa Majed reports on the November 2021 tragedy in the English Channel when 31 people died after the dinghy carrying them from France to England capsized. This film for the Exposure strand pieces together the journeys some passengers made and how the disaster unfolded, using testimony from victims' families and speaking in depth for the first time to one of the only two survivors.

Documentary offering an exclusive insight into an ambitious secret project that King Charles has been working on for over a decade - the purchase and restoration of Dumfries House, an 18th century stately home in the most rundown area of the UK. Filmed over a decade, the film follows King Charles' painstaking journey to turn the house into a self-sufficient property which would help to regenerate the local community.

Two days before the publication of his controversial memoir Spare, the Duke of Sussex meets up with presenter Tom Bradby at his California home. In a far-reaching interview, they discuss Harry and his wife Meghan's strained relationship with King Charles and Prince William and the difficulties of reaching a reconciliation within the family. Never-before-heard details concerning the death of his mother, Diana, are also reportedly set to be aired.

For nearly 40 years, East Germany's Stasi was one of the most formidable secret police forces in the world, with a vast network of spies and informers reaching across the globe until the fall of the Berlin Wall. As the Cold War ended, scores of them were still operating in the UK. With access to recently opened court files, Julie Etchingham reveals some of the Stasi's UK operations and asks why the identities of many alleged British informers are still a guarded secret 30 years after Germany made its file public.

Twelve months ago, Vladimir Putin shocked the world by launching a full-scale invasion of neighbouring Ukraine. While millions fled abroad, many more stayed to face their invaders. ITV's Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo returns to Ukraine to see how people have been fundamentally changed by Russia's invasion.

Britain is experiencing the largest fall in living standards since records began almost 70 years ago, with the rising cost of everyday essentials - such as food and household bills - thought to have pushed many into poverty. ITV News' Daniel Hewitt has followed the impact of this crisis for more than a year and examines how it's changed lives across the country. Filmed over the course of the winter, he follows working people battling every day just to stay afloat, shocked by how their circumstances have changed and often unable to see light at the end of the tunnel.

Julie Etchingham moderates the first live head-to-head General Election debate between Rishi Sunak - the leader of the Conservative Party - and Keir Starmer - the leader of the Labour Party - in front of a studio audience.

Anushka Asthana invites the leader of the Liberal Democrats Ed Davey, SNP leader John Swinney, Reform UK leader Richard Tice and co-leaders of the Green Party Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay to answer her questions in extended interviews.

Julie Etchingham hosts a debate to which seven parties in the General Election campaign have been invited, ahead of the poll on July 4th. Leaders or senior representatives from the Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the SNP, Reform UK, the Green Party and Plaid Cymru will participate.

Tom Bradby presents through-the-night coverage of the battle for Number 10 Downing Street, revealing who will lead the country for the next five years. Tom will be joined in the studio throughout the night by a team of political insider guests, including George Osborne, Ed Balls and Nicola Sturgeon. Also on hand will be Robert Peston, Anushka Asthana and Paul Brand, plus election analysts, Professor Jane Green and Professor Colin Rallings. ITV News reporters will be on the ground right around the UK throughout bringing news from every corner of the country. It's anyone's guess who will win the most coveted position in UK politics, but whoever it is, they will have to have some staying power to beat the Whig party's Robert Walpole. His tenure at Number 10 ended in 1742 when he resigned after 20 years and 314 days as PM.

Julie Etchingham presents coverage of the key developments and reaction to the results of the snap General Election, with expert analysis from correspondents in Westminster and across the country. On what is sure to be a dramatic day for the UK, ITV's political team hears from a range of leading politicians, opinion-formers and voters themselves to examine how the nation has determined the next occupant of Number 10 Downing Street.

Tom Bradby presents coverage of the outcome of the 2024 UK General Election results with in-depth analysis from experts and contributors.