Tonight

Problems with car supply chains and production during the pandemic has led to an explosion in demand for used vehicles. Ginny Buckley looks at how much your car could be worth.

Dr Amir Khan looks at why patients are struggling to get GP appointments.

With revelations raining down on the government over parties reportedly held during lockdowns, Romilly Weeks asks whether Boris Johnson can survive as Prime Minister.

Ginny Buckley investigates the safety concerns of so-called 'smart motorways' with critics saying they have contributed to a number of deaths on the roads.

Chris Choi explores the rise of Buy Now Pay Later schemes and what regulations might be needed to better protect consumers from ending up in debt.

Euthanasia and assisted dying are hugely controversial issues. While it is still illegal in the UK, Jenni Murray investigates new laws which are currently under consideration.

With passenger numbers at historically low levels and big rail fare rises due next month, is the industry heading for a new crisis? Adam Shaw investigates.

With the cost of living crisis impacting households, Adam Shaw explores what it's really like to have more than one job or a 'side hustle' in order to help ends meet.

Reporter Michelle Ackerley reveals the top tips for boosting your retirement fund - and uncovers how scammers could be targeting our hard-earned life savings.

A look at the rise of Boris Johnson, from winning a spectacular majority in 2019, to a series of scandals and errors that have ultimately led to his downfall.

With the Met Office issuing its first ever red warning for extreme heat for parts of the country. Laura Tobin finds out if these hot spells are here to stay.