Six O'Clock News Episodes Episode guide
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28/08/2022 Pakistan flood appeal
Pakistan says floods which have hit millions are the result of "a climate catastrophe".
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27/08/2022 Government says "not long to wait" for extra energy help
A senior minister insists options for further support will be "top" of next PM's intray
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26/08/2022 Calls for Help as Household Bills Rise
The energy regulator announces a near-doubling of the price cap for energy bills
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25/08/2022 GCSEs Show Regional Divide
GCSE pass rates fall from last year, as the regional gap widens in England
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24/08/2022 Ukraine Marks Independence Day
Ukraine marks its Independence Day exactly six months after Russia's invasion began
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23/08/2022 Police in Liverpool hunt the killers of a 9-year-old girl
Police in Liverpool hunt the killers of a 9-year-old girl, shot dead at her home.
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22/08/2022 Predictions suggest inflation could rise again
New projections about the rate of inflation suggest it could hit 18% in the new year
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21/08/2022 Felixstowe Dock Workers Strike For First Time In 30 Years
Dock workers at Felixstowe port have begun eight days of strike action.
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20/08/2022 Energy bills predicted to rise above £6,000 next year
Analysts are warning average annual energy bills could rise above £6,000 next Spring.
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19/08/2022 Islamic State 'Beatle' Sentenced
Former British citizen El Shafee Elsheikh handed eight life sentences
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18/08/2022 Top A-Level Grades Fall
The proportion of top A-level grades falls from last year but is higher than in 2019
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17/08/2022 Inflation Hits Highest Level for 40 Years
Soaring food prices push inflation to its highest level for 40 years
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16/08/2022 Government Warned of Rwanda Torture
Ministers were told of torture concerns weeks before trying to send refugees to Rwanda
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15/08/2022 The UK's drugs regulators approve the world's first dual-strain Covid vaccine
Moderna's new jab will be used in the Autumn booster programme.
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14/08/2022 Warning of "national emergency" over energy bills
Dozens of charities call for government action on energy bills.
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13/08/2022 Rushdie suspect is to be charged
Suspect in attack on the novelist Salman Rushdie is to be charged with attempted murder
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12/08/2022 Salman Rushdie Stabbed on Stage
The author Salman Rushdie is stabbed in the neck on stage at an event in New York State
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11/08/2022 Dry Weather Leads to Drought, Fire Warnings
There are warnings of a possible drought and the risk of fires as temperatures climb
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10/08/2022 Mounting Calls for Cost of Living Help
The Government comes under increasing pressure to help people with the cost of living
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09/08/2022 Energy Bills May Top £4,000
Analysts warn household energy bills could exceed £4,000 a year from January
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08/08/2022 NHS Dentist Shortage Revealed
Downing Street says it wants to widen access to NHS dentists, after BBC reveals shortage
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07/08/2022 Supporters of Liz Truss leadership bid say direct help with energy bills still on the table
Those backing Liz Truss say she hasn't ruled out financial help for those struggling
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06/08/2022 12-year-old boy dies after long legal battle
Doctors withdraw Archie Battersbee's life support, ending a legal battle over his welfare
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05/08/2022 Tory Rivals Push Economic Plans
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak both insist their rival plans for the economy are best
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04/08/2022 Recession Warning as Interest Rates Jump
The Bank of England forecasts a lengthy recession for the UK as it raises interest rates
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03/08/2022 Taiwan Visit Sparks Beijing's Fury
China warplanes enter Taiwan airspace, after Nancy Pelosi ends her visit to the island
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02/08/2022 Truss U-Turns on Pay Plan
Liz Truss backtracks on her public sector pay plan after a Tory backlash
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01/08/2022 Lionesses lift the European Championship trophy
The England women's football team have lifted the European Championship trophy.
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England v Germany in Women's Euros Final
The Lionesses are hoping to win their first major trophy at the final in Wembley.
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30/07/2022 Three former health secretaries call for urgent blood scandal payments
Yesterday the chairman of the inquiry recommended interim payments for surviving victims.