The IDF claimed the @itvnews footage of a Palestinian man shot dead while walking in a group carrying a white flag in Gaza was 'edited'. We used multiple camera angles, satellite imagery, geolocation and expert ballistics evidence to analyse how the incident unfolded 👇

"[R]egulatory failure at the highest level" only scratches the surface of the shortcomings of the Adverse Reactions Subcommittee of the Committee on Safety of Medicines and its consistent inaction around DES. Great reporting from @SarahCorkerNews and @LKilraine for @itvnews

@SarahCorkerNews @LKilraine In an interview with ITV News, Health Secretary @wesstreeting personally apologised 'on behalf of the state and this government' to victims affected by the dangerous pregnancy drug, which was prescribed on the NHS for decades

DES drug scandal: Wes Streeting admits 'the state got this wrong' after year-long ITV News investigation Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews & Senior Producer @LKilraine report https://t.co/T0G29Gxnj0

The government has apologised to victims of the DES drug scandal after a year-long ITV News investigation exposed the scale of the harm caused by the dangerous pregnancy drug. Report by Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews & Senior Producer @LKilraine

I was shocked by the revelations in the ITV News Investigation into the DES Scandal. That is why I have written to Wes Streeting, asking for an update into the Department for Health & Social Care's investigation into the generational impact of DES.

'Act now to save lives': Pressure is growing on the government to take action over the DES pregnancy drug scandal following a year-long investigation by ITV News. Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews & Senior Producer @LKilraine report https://t.co/EnpA3d1RnZ

Hundreds of women who were exposed to the pregnancy drug DES are calling for a public inquiry, after a year-long ITV News investigation exposed the scale of the medical scandal. Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews & Senior Producer @LKilraine report

Hundreds of women are calling on the government to launch a public inquiry into the toxic pregnancy drug known as D-E-S. Generations of women have reported rare cancers, infertility and early menopause as a result of the drug, which was prescribed between the 1930s and 1980s.

There are calls for public inquiry into pregnancy drug DES, with links to cancer, after a year-long ITV News investigation exposed the scale of the medical scandal. Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews tells @GMB's @susannareid100 & @edballs

Hundreds of women who were exposed to a pregnancy drug DES are calling for a public inquiry and compensation, after a year-long ITV News investigation has exposed the scale of the medical scandal. Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews & Senior Producer @LKilraine report

"I'm not in a position at the moment to give the undertakings that they're seeking but I know how seriously they've been affected." Education Secretary @bphillipsonMP tells ITV News she will meet again with campaigners calling for an apology for historic forced adoption

These stats mark the 14th consecutive annual increase for drug-related drugs in Eng/Wales. Deaths involving nitazenes, a class of synthetic opioids, rose from 52 in 2023 to 195 in 2024. Some nitazenes are so potent they can be potentially up to 500 times stronger than heroin👇

Today's meeting with the Secretary of State @bphillipsonMP and campaigners from @AdoptionApology is a significant step in the fight for justice over historic forced adoption in Britain, ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews reports from Westminster

Forced adoption scandal: Women meet with Secretary of State for the first time to push for government apology ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent @SarahCorkerNews and Senior Producer @LKilraine report https://t.co/cyozX8ua4G

Forced adoption campaigners describe today’s meeting with @bphillipsonMP as a ‘positive step forward’ in their fight for justice and a public apology. Members of @AdoptionApology met with the SOS at Westminster for the first time, & have been promised a meeting with the PM next.

Survivors of Britain’s historic forced adoption scandal have met for the first time with the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, whose department is handling the government’s response, to push for a public apology for the violation of their human rights

A man with Down’s Syndrome was ‘starved to death’ in an NHS hospital, as an ITV News investigation uncovers a growing crisis in the care of learning disabled people. Adrian Poulton was mistakenly not fed for 9 days following a successful hip operation.

EXCLUSIVE on @STVNews today about a Scottish woman who was diagnosed with cancer after her grandmother was exposed to pregnancy drug DES, known to cause a number of health implications. https://t.co/LKQlF8z7x5

Children in custody are being locked up for up to 23 hours a day and subjected to frequent and unpredictable violence, a 'deeply alarming' review has found, senior social affairs producer @LKilraine reports https://t.co/iJtwg5Hsnl

Both Labour deputy leadership candidates have now said they would push to scrap the two-child benefit cap. This is the strongest indication yet with Phillipson and now Powell hinting the government has been listening to Gordon Brown’s calls to abolish the controversial policy