Six O'Clock News Episodes Episode guide
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19/04/202 Plans for a breakaway European super league condemned
The government says it is examining every option to prevent the new league happening
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18/04/2021 Moscow has issued an angry response to the expulsion of 18 diplomats from the Czech Republic.
Moscow issues an angry response to the expulsion of 18 diplomats from the Czech Republic.
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17/04/2021 Royal Family attend Duke of Edinburgh's funeral
Royal Family attend Duke of Edinburgh's funeral in an intimate service at Windsor Castle
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16/04/2021 Head of Britain's military disappointed at US decision to pull troops out of Afghanistan
Head of Britain's military disappointed at US decision to pull troops out of Afghanistan
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15/04/2021 Peer says no boundaries between civil service and private sector
Government adviser urges overhaul of rules for civil servants taking private sector roles
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14/04/2021 Tories reject Labour's call for MP-led lobbying probe
The government has defeated calls for a full parliamentary inquiry into lobbying
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13/04/2021 Johnson & Johnson suspends rollout of Covid vaccine
The rollout of Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine is put on hold due to safety concerns
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12/04/2021 Shoppers take advantage of major re-opening
Busy day on many high streets, while pubs and restaurants re-open outdoors in England
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11/04/2021 Queen's "huge void" after Duke's death
Royal family pay tribute after church services for Duke of Edinburgh
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10/04/2021 Prince Charles: 'Dear Papa was very special'
Prince Charles gives his first public statement since the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.
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09/04/2021 The Duke of Edinburgh has died aged 99
Tributes are paid to the Queen's 'beloved' husband.
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08/04/2021
Leaders in Northern Ireland call for calm following a night of violence in Belfast
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07/04/2021 Under 30s to be offered alternative to AstraZeneca vaccine
UK and EU regulators say there's a potential link between the jab and rare blood clots.
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06/04/2021 PM urges people to keep getting Covid jabs
Boris Johnson has urged people to continue getting coronavirus vaccines.
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05/04/2021 Johnson confirms next week's unlocking in England
A further easing of England's lockdown restrictions will go ahead on schedule next week.
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04/04/2021 Covid passports to be trialled within weeks
The Government says a Covid certification scheme in England would be time-limited.
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03/04/2021
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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02/04/2021 Ministers warned over vaccine passports
Government ministers have been advised against vaccine passports by more than 70 MPs
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01/04/2021 Met PC guilty of neo-Nazi group membership
Benjamin Hannam is the first UK police officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence.
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31/03/2021 Campaigners criticise government race report
A report has claimed that the UK is not rigged against people from ethnic minorities.
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30/03/2021 Police 'acted appropriately' at Sarah Everard vigil
A report has concluded that officers acted "sensitively and proportionately".
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29/03/2021 A pivotal trial for race relations begins in America
The trial has begun of the white policeman accused of killing George Floyd
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28/03/2021 Minister says England remains on track for easing of Covid restrictions
Ministers say they remain confident with the latest easing of England's Covid measures.
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27/03/2021 More than 100 killed in Myanmar 'day of terror'
UK describes deadliest day of violence in Myanmar since military coup as "senseless".
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26/03/2021 Alex Salmond launches a new political party
The former First Minister says Alba will contest the upcoming Holyrood elections.
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25/03/2021
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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24/03/2021 The European Commission has set out plans for tougher controls on Covid vaccine exports after a row about supplies.
The European Commission has set out plans for tougher controls on Covid vaccine exports.
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23/03/2021 PM marks anniversary of first Covid lockdown
Boris Johnson admits mistakes were made in his early handling of the pandemic.
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22/03/2021 Nicola Sturgeon cleared of wrongdoing
An independent inquiry finds Scotland's First Minister did not break rules of her office.
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21/03/2021 Conservative rebels attack government lockdown powers
Conservative rebels attack government plans to extend lockdown powers in England.