For 60 minutes Monday to Thursday we will be the home of UK news stories - our aim is to always put people at the heart of the stories and to always ask what the big issues mean for you.

Every night, we will bring you the best of Sky News' original and investigative journalism from up and down the country.

There is so much going on in the UK right now - problems everywhere you look - a cost of living crisis, public sector strikes, crisis in policing, local councils failing. But there is also so much that is positive - science and tech, sport, arts and entertainment, and incredible examples of ordinary people doing extraordinary things.

You'll find it all on The UK Tonight.

We want you to be part of the conversation on the issues that matter to you, we'll explore the stories everyone is talking about and we'll shine a light on the issues often overlooked but that will get you talking.

The show launches with an exclusive investigation from our home editor, Jason Farrell, with prison guards revealing what is happening inside the UK's "broken" prison system.

NHS strikes continue this week. I have an exclusive interview with a family who like so many, want the return of face-to-face healthcare appointments as standard - this is after they lost a loved one after a series of failings.

It's a compelling watch which gets to the heart of the challenges facing the struggling National Health Service.

Plus, I am interviewing a couple of big names for the show too, but you'll have to tune in to find out who they are!

Every night you can expect powerful interviews, expert analysis from our team of Sky News specialists, big name guests, lively debate and some feel good fun.

I'm looking forward to getting started - see you at 8pm.

Watch The UK Tonight with Sarah-Jane Mee from 8pm Monday to Thursday on Sky channel 501, Virgin channel 602, Freeview channel 233, on the Sky News website and app or on YouTube.