UK
'Spectacular' giant iceberg on collision course with UK island
The world's biggest iceberg is bearing down on a UK island in the South Atlantic, of about the same size.
England to go back into tough lockdown
The Panel speaks to UK correspondent Nick Pandolfi following news that England will be going back into lockdown. Audio
Covid casts a shadow over Christmas in the UK
Correspondent Matt Dathan joins Kathryn to talk about the UK's latest Covid-19 stats, and how Cabinet Minister George Eustice has warned people may not be able to to hold big festive gatherings this… Audio
'Tier three' trouble, Brexit breakthrough and football wars
UK correspondent Hugo Gye joins Kathryn to talk about the UK's 20,000 daily Covid cases and the decision by Boris Johnson to extend the 'tier three' region which has kicked off a major row with local… Audio
England's north on tenterhooks as enforced Tier 3 restrictions loom
Boris Johnson is attempting to force Greater Manchester into accepting tougher Covid restrictions without providing extra money to protect businesses, while claiming that every day of delay would mean… Audio
Overseas Correspondent - Scotland
Andrew Learmonth from Scotland's National Newspaper joins us once again from Glasgow. Audio
UK's 19,700 daily cases, will Boris walk away from Brexit?
UK correspondent Harriet Line covers the new daily record of daily Covid-cases reported overnight in the UK, as Labour calls for a "circuit-breaker" - a two week national lockdown to stem the tide of… Audio
England's three-tier lockdown
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has introduced a three-tier lockdown system, which places every region in England in one of three tiers. UK correspondent Nick Pandolfi joins The Panel with more. Audio
UK inquiry says 'clear evidence' of Huawei collusion with CCP
There is "clear evidence of collusion" between Huawei and the "Chinese Communist Party apparatus", a UK parliamentary inquiry has concluded.
UK correspondent Matthew Parris
UK correspondent Matthew Parris joins Kathryn to talk about the "technical glitch" that saw nearly 16,000 go unreported. Audio
'Long Covid': Why are some people not recovering?
For most people, Covid-19 is a brief and mild disease but some are left struggling with symptoms including lasting fatigue, persistent pain and breathlessness for months.
London's Calling: the BBC World Service
Rob Hughes-Jones from the BBC's World Service with an update on Covid-19 globally including responses to the US President Donald Trump's behaviour over the past few days since he tested positive for… Audio
UK: PM seeks to calm fears, island plan for asylum seekers
UK correspondent Matt Dathan joins Kathryn to talk about Boris Johnson's first press conference in 3 weeks aimed at calming fears over a rise in Covid cases. The UK is looking at setting up asylum… Audio
UK goes back to hard lockdown and businesses closing
The UK's going into hard lockdown for a predicted six months, some businesses say they won't survive. UK Correspondent Nick Pandolfi talks to The Panel about the mood of the nation. Audio
Covid's return, trans-rights and anti-lockdown celebrities
UK correspondent Hugo Gye joins Kathryn to talk the new rules introduced to pubs, restaurants and sporting events as the daily case number rises above 6000. There's warnings new customs checks will… Audio
Britain resists another nationwide lockdown
Boris Johnson is fighting the possibility of another national lockdown, saying it would have "disastrous" financial consequences. In the past 24 hours, cases in the UK increased by almost four… Audio
Boris faces grilling on Covid, Brexit prompts resignations
UK correspondent Harriet Line joins Kathryn to tall about the surge in Covid numbers - with almost 4000 recorded overnight. Boris Johnson has faced a grilling from MPs about the speed of the testing… Audio
London Calling: the latest from the BBC World Service
Audrey Tinline from the BBC's World Service gives an update on the fate of thousands of migrants after a fire destroys a huge refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. Audio
Covid-19: 'We must act' to prevent second lockdown - UK PM
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has outlined a new rule restricting gatherings to a maximum of six people and detailed a "moonshot" testing plan.
UK pub bans kids under 12
Families have hit out at a pub in the UK after the owners banned children under the age of 12. Audio