Series· 1999· 30m

Tonight

Name: Tonight
Genre: News
Released: 1999-04-08
Rating: 6

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News

Compelling current affairs stories that get to the heart of what matters most to viewers.

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S27 · E1Keep, Chuck or Cash In? The Big Clear-Out

Jan 9, 2025

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Series 272025

1 episode

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E1Keep, Chuck or Cash In? The Big Clear-Out
Jan 9, 2025
Professional organiser Dilly Carter finds out what the best way to tackle our clutter is and how we can make cash from unwanted items that are lying around.

Series 262024

31 episodes

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E1Can Your Diet Defeat Ageing?
Jan 4, 2024· 25m
As we live longer than ever before, Hayley Hassall reports on what we should consume to age well and head into our later years looking and feeling as good as possible.
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E2Pharmacies: The New NHS Frontline?
Jan 11, 2024· 25m
Pharmacies see around 1.6 million people a day, but it is estimated that an average of eight are closing a week and they are at their lowest number since 2015. Meanwhile, demand is rising and they are being asked to do more by the Government to take pressure off a stretched NHS. So is the pharmacy sector in crisis, and what does the future hold for these cornerstones of the community? Paul Brand reports.
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E3Keir Starmer: Up Close
Jan 18, 2024
In the first of two programmes about the leaders of the UK's two largest political parties - the men most likely to be Prime Minister after a probable election later this year, Anushka Asthana follows Labour's Keir Starmer. Asthana finds out what drives him, what his vision for Britain is and what keeps him awake at night.
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E4Mr Bates vs the Post Office: The Drama That Shocked Britain
Jan 25, 2024
Paul Brand reports on the impact of the ITV drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office and asks why justice for postal workers affected has taken so long.
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E5Who Cares for Our Carers?
Feb 1, 2024· 25m
With unpaid carers in England and Wales are providing care worth an estimated 162 billion pounds a year - the equivalent of a second NHS - Lindsey Burrow, who is an unpaid carer, finds out what the cost is to those who take on the responsibility.
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E6Rishi Sunak: Up Close
Feb 8, 2024
ITV's Deputy Political Editor Anushka Asthana follows Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party. Tonight's cameras are given exclusive behind-the-scenes access inside Downing Street capturing him at work and at home.
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E7Help! We Need a Builder: Britain's Skills Shortage
Feb 15, 2024
It's estimated the UK needs nearly a million new recruits in trades and construction over the next decade. At the same time demand is soaring, creating a perfect storm which threatens homeowners, businesses and the national economy. So why are we in this situation and what can be done about it? Reporter Michelle Ackerley has been finding out.
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E8Murdered at Home
Feb 22, 2024
Between two and three women are murdered by a partner or ex-partner every week, while nearly one and a half million women are victims of domestic abuse each year. The government says it is working tirelessly to tackle violence against women, but campaigners say sentences are too lenient for men who murder women at home. With a public consultation on domestic homicide sentencing due to end on the March 4, Julie Etchingham asks whose side is the law on?
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E9Online Britain: Who's Getting Left Behind?
Mar 7, 2024
Apps and smartphones are increasingly becoming an essential part of everyday life. Yet it's estimated that more than 10 million adults in the UK lack the basic skills to access the internet, and around 40 per cent of over 75s don't use it at all. In a world that's becoming digital, what happens to the millions left behind? Datshiane Navanayagam reports.
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E10Holidays: Get Away for Less
Mar 14, 2024
With our budgets being stretched more than ever, making sure you're getting value for money when it comes to going on holiday has never been more important. Experts share their top tips to help you bag a bargain break, while also making sure you don't fall victim to a holiday.
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E11Fraud: Ripping Off the Elderly
Mar 21, 2024· 23m
More than £500 million pounds was stolen from people aged over 65 in England and Wales last year - but how much of this was as a result of fraud by someone known to the victim? Tonight examines financial abuse of older people by their own family, friends and those in positions of trust. What can be done to protect people, their money and their property?
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E12Home Invasion: Britain's Pest Problem
Mar 28, 2024· 23m
Geraint Vincent meets those affected by a rise in vermin infestations in the UK and asks if Britain's pest problem is at risk of spiralling out of control.
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E13Priced Out? The Rising Costs of Your Car
Apr 4, 2024· 23m
With insurance premiums hitting record highs and repair costs going up by a third - plus rising tax and fuel costs - car ownership is becoming an unaffordable luxury for many. Motoring journalist Ginny Buckley investigates what is behind these unprecedented price hikes, and what the average motorist can do about them.
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E14Fly Tipping: Britain's Rubbish Nightmare
Apr 11, 2024
Fly Tipping: Britain's Rubbish Nightmare Local authorities in England deal with over a million fly tipping incidents each year, and across the UK more than two million pieces of litter are dropped every day. Why is so much rubbish being dumped across Britain, and what can be done about it? Lucy Verasamy has been finding out.
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E15Claim Your Cash? Britain's Hidden Fortune
Apr 18, 2024· 23m
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E16Food Costs: Can You Spend Less?
Apr 25, 2024· 23m
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E17Funeral Costs: The Price of Dying
May 2, 2024· 23m
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E18Work Where You Want: Britain's Digital Nomads
May 9, 2024· 23m
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E19Kids in Poverty: Britain's Shame
May 16, 2024· 23m
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E20How Broke is your Council?
May 23, 2024· 23m
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E21Ed Davey
Jun 6, 2024
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E22The Leader Interviews - Rishi Sunak
Jun 12, 2024· 23m
ITV's UK Editor Paul Brand interviews Prime Minister Rishi Sunak about whether he has the plan and personality to win or if he is leading the Tories to their worst defeat in decades. As Mr Sunak takes his case to the voters, we explore his life, his politics and his policies speaking to those who know him best, those who witnessed his rapid rise to power, and those who could be with him at the heart of government if he extends the Conservatives' 14-year reign.
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E23The Leaders Interviews
Jun 24, 2024· 23m
Tonight continues its profiles of leaders and hears from Reform UK's Nigel Farage, Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer, Scotland's First Minister and leader of the SNP John Swinney and Rhun ap Iorwerth from Plaid Cymru.
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E24The Leaders Interviews - Sir Keir Starmer
Jun 27, 2024· 23m
Tonight profiles leaders of Great Britain's largest political parties ahead of the 2024 General Election - in this latest interview, Paul Brand sits down with leader of the Labour Party Sir Keir Starmer.
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E25The Summer Riots: Burning Britian
Sep 12, 2024· 23m
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E26Trump v Harris: The Battle for America
Sep 19, 2024· 23m
America will soon head to the polls in the most eventful and fiercely contested presidential election in modern history. With the outcome hingeing on a handful of swing states, Robert Moore travels to the crucial battlegrounds of Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia to hear from the voters who hold the nation's future in their hands.
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E27The Skinny Jab: Who's Getting It?
Sep 26, 2024· 24m
'Skinny jabs' are licensed for use in the UK - Ranvir Singh reports on who is eligible for them on the NHS with increasing demand, how much we know about them, and if they can really help beat Britain's obesity crisis.
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E28Stress: Can You Beat It?
Oct 3, 2024· 23m
According to a recent survey, 90 per cent of adults in the UK have experienced high or extreme levels of stress in the last year with one in five people having to take time off work as a result - Gordon Smart reports on why we're facing a stress epidemic and finds out what we can all do to manage our stress levels and look after our health.
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E29Smartphones: Time To Live Without Them?
Oct 17, 2024· 23m
Smartphones have become an integral part of everyday life - with the average adult spending over six hours a day online, we are increasingly reliant on the supercomputer in our pocket. However, with ever younger children being given a phone, a growing number of concerned professionals and parents are pointing to increasing evidence of the potential damage that access to the internet is doing to young minds - Faye Barker investigates what can be done to tackle the issues.
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E30Spiking: How Safe is Your Night Out?
Nov 14, 2024· 23m
Spiking can and increasingly does happen to anyone - men and women of all ages have had their drinks targeted. Sometimes it is for a predatory crime like robbery or sexual assault.
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E31Energy Bills: Can You Spend Less?
Nov 21, 2024· 23m
Some households are still paying over 40% more on their gas and electricity bills than they were three years ago. Datshiane Navanayagam finds out what we can all do to cut the cost of energy bills this winter.

Series 252023

33 episodes

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E1Fly-Tipping: Dirty Britain?
Jan 5, 2023· 23m
With fly-tipping in the UK reported to be at its highest level for a decade and enforcement failing to keep pace, Michelle Ackerley looks at why so much rubbish is being dumped and the high-tech solutions that are being used to try to turn the tide.
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E2When Can I See My GP?
Jan 12, 2023· 23m
GPs are working harder than ever before, yet patients are still struggling to get appointments. With the Government admitting they're not on track to meet their target to employ 6,000 new GPs, and in the middle of the most difficult winter the NHS has ever faced, Dr Amir Khan looks at how we have got here, the impact this is having on the rest of the NHS and what the solution could be.
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E3Your Car: Time to Switch?
Jan 19, 2023· 23m
After strong demand for used cars in 2022 - and ahead of the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars - motoring journalist Ginny Buckley looks at the affordability and reliability of electric cars. Is now the right time to trade in for an electric vehicle?
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E4Botched? Inside the Beauty Business
Mar 23, 2023· 23m
For many Brits, so-called cosmetic 'tweakments' - such as lip filler and anti-wrinkle injections - are a way to enhance your appearance and give a boost in confidence. However, these procedures have also resulted in distressing and at times lasting damage for a growing number of people.
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E5Britain's Parking Nightmares
Feb 2, 2023· 23m
In Britain there are 40 million cars and finding somewhere to park them is proving problematic. It can lead to disputes over spaces on the streets we live in and those we work and shop in. Reporter Adam Shaw takes a look at what can be done to tackle the country's parking problem.
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E6Can You Boost Your Immune System?
Feb 9, 2023· 23m
Britain has been in the grip of its worst flu season for almost a decade, and catching a cold or flu can have a huge impact on our health, the economy and the NHS - what can we do to protect ourselves, and is it possible to 'boost' your immune system? Reporter Kylie Pentelow finds out.
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E7Immigration: Where Are We Now?
Feb 16, 2023· 23m
As the Government vows to 'stop the small boats', Adil Ray explores the UK's asylum crisis and our attitudes towards migrants of all kinds, and he also asks just what Britain's problem is with immigration anyway.
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E8Rent Rises: The True Cost?
Feb 23, 2023· 23m
The number of households renting in Britain has doubled in the last two decades - Datshiane Navanayagam looks at the reality facing Britain's renters as demand outstrips supply.
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E9High Stakes? Britain's Betting Boom
Mar 9, 2023· 24m
The UK has the largest regulated online gambling sector in the world, but is it all harmless fun? Paul Brand looks at the Government's bid to reform gambling laws.
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E10Customers: Are We Being Served?
Mar 23, 2023· 24m
Customer complaints are said to have risen to their highest levels for more than ten years, but what happens when you take on big companies? Adam Shaw finds out.
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E11Buy Back Your Health? NHS vs Private
Mar 30, 2023· 23m
7,000,000 on the NHS waiting list means 7,000,000 stories of fading health, pain, and the fear that treatment may come too late - as experts warn of a deadly toll, record numbers have turned to private healthcare both here and abroad. ITV's Health Editor Emily Morgan meets some of those selling homes, taking loans, and fundraising in order to buy back their health.
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E12Food Prices
May 11, 2023· 23m
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E13All-Inclusive Holidays
May 18, 2023· 23m
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E14A.I.: What You Need to Know
May 25, 2023· 23m
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E15Lindsey and Rob
Jun 8, 2023· 23m
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E16Access Denied
Jun 15, 2023
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E17Elderly and Evicted
Jun 22, 2023
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E18Scam Britain
Jun 29, 2023· 23m
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E19Energy Bills: Can Great Be Cheap?
Jul 6, 2023· 23m
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E20How to Age Well: Your Lifestyle
Jul 13, 2023· 23m
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E21How to Age Well: Your Food
Jul 20, 2023· 23m
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E22Direct Action
Jul 27, 2023· 23m
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E23Britain's Dirty Water
Aug 3, 2023· 23m
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E24Dangerous Dogs
Aug 10, 2023· 23m
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E25Miscarriage: Out Hidden Loss
Aug 17, 2023· 23m
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E26Sleep Well, Live Better
Aug 24, 2023· 23m
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E27E-Bikes and Scooters
Aug 31, 2023· 23m
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E28Ultra Processed Food
Oct 5, 2023· 23m
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E29Susanna Reid: Can Britain Get Talking?
Oct 10, 2023· 23m
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E30Shoplifting
Oct 19, 2023· 23m
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E31Young Carers: A Hidden Crisis
Oct 26, 2023· 23m
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E32Scam Britain
Nov 2, 2023· 23m
E33After Lucy Letby: Silence on the Wards?
Nov 9, 2023· 26m
Ravi Jayaram - the doctor who helped expose serial killer nurse Lucy Letby - joins Paul Brand to investigate the estimated 11,000 avoidable NHS deaths a year.