A 'dying wish', tied to a tree near the Houses of Parliament by a group of terminally ill people and bereaved relatives, in support of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, in Parliament Square, central London. Picture date: Thursday November 14, 2024.

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Many MPs are still to make their minds up on what one described as possibly the biggest issue they will ever vote on.

How are MPs making their decision on assisted dying bill?

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ITV News Anglia's Political Correspondent Emma Hutchinson explains where the exit poll suggests Labour will gain, the Tories will lose and the rise in Reform.

What does the exit poll mean for the East of England?

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Neighbouring Conservative MPs have hit out at Dr Dan Poulter's shock decision to defect to the Labour Party.

Tories condemn shock Poulter defection as 'sad and disappointing'

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ITV News Anglia political correspondent Emma Hutchinson explains what the huge swing to Labour means.

Why the Mid Beds by-election result is a big deal

Some 78 days after she said she would stand down with immediate effect, Nadine Dorries has finally made her resignation official.

Why the PM can expect Nadine Dorries to grab headlines for a while yet

Matt Hancock gives evidence to the Covid Inquiry on 27 June 2023. 
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The ex-health secretary's appearance provided few answers - and there will be many more questions to come, writes political correspondent Emma Hutchinson.

Hancock in the hot seat - but for Covid families, this was just a warm-up

Rishi Sunak leaves Conservative Party HQ as local election results come in.
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Publicly Tory MPs are backing Rishi Sunak - but behind the scenes, Conservative confidence is at a low ebb, writes political correspondent Emma Hutchinson.

Analysis: Results in the East are a major blow to Tory hopes

From being rescued from the North Pole to dabbling with parkour, the MP has never been one to shy away from trying new things.

Five things you might not know about Matt Hancock

As Liz Truss arrived in Westminster in 2010 her ambition was clear, says one colleague - she wanted to become prime minister. 

Liz Truss had thirst for power since day one, say Tory colleagues

Boris Johnson makes a speech on 8 June.
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Boris Johnson may have survived the confidence vote but still faces a rocky road ahead, writes ITV News Anglia political correspondent Emma Hutchinson.

'Tigger-like' prime minister not out of the woods yet

Hope for Labour, relief for the Conservatives and a resurgence for the Lib Dems - what did we learn from going to the polls?

Five things we found out in the 2022 local elections in the Anglia region

ITV News Joel Hills explains if rising inflation is due to the way it's calculated or a resurgence in prices, as it has reached its highest level since March.

Inflation no longer burns white hot - but it's still glowing

ITV News' Political Editor Robert Peston provides analysis on the government's refusal to pay compensation to Waspi women over state pensions.

Is the government's decision on Waspi women compensation brave or shortsighted?

 In France, the accused get the final word, so Ms Pelicot listened as dozens of men charged with her rape addressed the court. Chloe Keedy was there.

Gisele Pelicot's ex-husband praises her courage in coming forward 

Cycling topped the funding table for the LA Olympic and Paralympic cycle - with £30,125,000 – a million pounds increase and £10m more than Athletics.

UK Athletics given nearly £2m funding cut for LA 2028 Olympics 

The takeover has come with promises not to raid Royal Mail's pensions surplus and to maintain the universal service, ITV News' Joel Hills reports.

Takeover of Royal Mail cleared by Government in return for time-limited promises

Last week, it was revealed that an alleged Chinese spy became a "close" confidant of Andrew, but out of all elite British figures, why would China target him?

Why would China target non-working royal Prince Andrew?

Protesters, campaigning for more international involvement in the Syrian conflict, prepare to march to Whitehall, from Hyde Park Corner, London. 2015 credit PA

Despite celebrations over the end of Assad’s brutal regime, thousands of Syrians seeking asylum in the UK face an anxious wait to find out what happens next.

Syrians trapped in the UK asylum backlog face uncertain future

Videos have been shared on social media of Syrian factories containing a highly addictive drug. Captagon's said to have funded the Assad regime, but what is it?

Emma Hutchinson

Political Correspondent, ITV News Anglia