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Greece: the 'messy' reality for young people
As Greece faces yet another strike, Channel 4 News kicks off its Austerity Kids series by hearing from Athens student Tony Rigopoulos about what it's really like growing up amid the eurozone crisis.
What would my garden have looked like 30 years ago?
Our Green and Pleasant Land series has exposed worrying declines in the natural world across the UK. But what about in your back garden? Check out the interactive graphic.
From Mr Grumpy to Michael Gove - politicians as Mr Men
Education Secretary Michael Gove has hit out at teachers using Mr Men to teach students about the rise of Hitler. So we asked you which Mr Men modern politicians most resemble.
No Go Britain: more ramps for London's tube network
Access groups welcome Transport for London's pledge to roll out manual boarding ramps to 19 more stations across the London Underground network.
Measles outbreak - the key questions
As the government launches a vaccination campaign to try to stop the spread of measles, how serious is the current outbreak? And what should you do if you are worried you or your family are at risk?
Austerity kids: what is it like growing up in Europe today?
As a UN team visits Greece to assess how austerity is hitting human rights, Channel 4 News wants your help to find out what impact the eurozone crisis is having on young people across Europe.
Greece: Migrant strawberry pickers shot in 'shameful' attack
The Greek government promises "swift" punishment for an attack in which twenty-nine Bangladeshi strawberry pickers were shot and injured by foremen at the farm where they worked.
Bitcoin, the Winklevoss twins, speculation and Spotify
Forget Facebook - the Winklevoss twins have amassed a major holding in the online currency Bitcoin. But is it a serious investment option - or the Napster of the finance industry?
Wheelchair sat nav - a move in the right direction?
A sat nav for wheelchair users shows them how to avoid obstacles like stairs and grass. No Go Britain, with the help of youth worker and wheelchair user Zara Todd, puts it to the test.
Why you have to work one more day this year to pay tax
The government says its tax changes mean people can now work for five more weeks before paying tax - but sadly it is not quite as simple as that.
