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Can Sir Jeffrey Donaldson take the DUP with him into the new power-sharing arrangement?

Stormont looks ready to assemble again after nearly two years, but what are the details?

The day's important national and international news stories. With Victoria Derbyshire.

Israel must take all measures to prevent genocidal acts in Gaza. With Faisal Islam.

Newsnight investigates the accounts of postmasters who suffered traumatic armed robberies.

With western support already stalled, where is the war in Ukraine heading?

Have survivors and bereaved relatives of the Grenfell Tower fire been failed?

Israeli hostage families meet UK political leaders. With Kirsty Wark.

As the world transitions to a zero carbon future, who pays the cost?

A Newsnight investigation into Doug Barrowman's involvement in a tax avoidance scheme.

With the Rwanda migration bill in the Commons, will the PM's plans get past MPs?

Two Conservative deputy chairmen resign over the government's Rwanda Bill.

Republicans in Iowa will be the first to choose their 2024 presidential candidate.

A strike for stability or a step towards escalation?

Will military attacks on the Houthi faction in Yemen lead to a wider conflict?

Victoria Derbyshire talks to sub-postmasters, politicians and campaigners.

Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells says she will hand back her CBE.

As the Post Office scandal dominates politics, the real Alan Bates is on the programme.

Trump and Biden's first speeches of this election year. With Victoria Derbyshire.

Armando Iannucci is in the studio as the PM indicates the election is months away.

With 2024 set to be an election year, what will the economic backdrop be?

The longest strike in NHS history is about to start. Newsnight looks at the impact.

Prince Harry has been awarded 拢140,600 in damages.

European leaders agree to start accession negotiations with Ukraine.

An exclusive report examining the rise in young people experiencing mental health issues.

After a jittery day for the government, its Rwanda bill survives a Commons vote.

Conservative groups have been meeting all day to decide whether to back the Rwanda Bill.

The PM is phoning MPs and offering to tweak his Rwanda Bill in order to get votes for it.

After the resignation of his immigration minister, can Rishi Sunak unite his party?

The 麻豆约拍 Secretary's new legislation he says makes clear Rwanda is safe for asylum seekers

What questions are Boris Johnson likely to face at the Covid Inquiry?

What will the 麻豆约拍 Secretary's plans for reducing net migration mean for certain sectors?

Faisal Islam discusses the resumed fighting between Israel and Hamas.

The Covid inquiry hears from Matt Hancock, who denies lying. With Victoria Derbyshire.

The NHS Trust described as having a 'mafia-like' culture. With Mark Urban.

Is the Covid Inquiry turning into a blame game? With Kirsty Wark.