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PM backs William Hague over rumours

William Hague faces the press after the resignation of his special adviser Christopher Myers yesterday following 'untrue allegations' on the internet regarding their room-sharing on the campaign trail.

David Cameron has given William Hague his "100 percent" support as the Foreign Secretary attempts to draw a line under the "malicious allegations" over his relationship with a special aide. Cathy Newman says the controversy could linger.

Pakistani cricketers 'disturbed' over match-fix claims

Mohammad Aamer, (L) Mohammad Asif (Back C) and captain Salman Butt (R) leave the Pakistan team hotel in taunton yesterday. Today it emerged they will not play in the side's remaining Pakistan games (Credit: Getty)

The three Pakistani cricketers at the centre of spot-fixing claims say they have been left "disturbed" over the claims, and will not play in the team's remaining matches in England due to "not being in the right frame of mind".

Watch: The three players arrive at the High Commission

Workers face pension freeze at Corus steel plant

Workers face pension freeze if Teesside Corus steelworks sold

Workers at the Corus steelworks in Teesside have been told their pensions may be frozen until they are 65 if the plant is sold to Thailand's biggest steelmaker, Nick Martin learns.

Parents re-arrested over Shafilea Ahmed killing

Shafilea Ahmed's parents re-arrested over her murder Feb 2004 (Police)

As the parents of Shafilea Ahmed are re-arrested over her murder, Channel 4 News Midlands Correspondent Darshna Soni writes about her meetings with Iftikhar and Faranza Ahmed shortly after the teenager's death.

Exclusive: Doctor's £1m aid to flood-hit Pakistan

Doctor visits flood-hit Pakistan with £1m medical supplies

As Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visits Pakistan and warns the country will need aid for years to come, a British doctor delivering £1m of aid on a solo mission tells Channel 4 News Pakistan needs foreign armies to help rebuild.

Pakistani cricketers to face fixing questions

Three Pakistani cricketers at the centre of match fixing allegations will definitely miss tomorrow's match against Somerset and will be questioned by the Pakistani Cricket Board, the High Commissioner and Scotland Yard. Our Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports from Taunton.