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Police officer shot dead in London police station
Boris Johnson, the Home Secretary and the Metropolitan Police commissioner have all paid tribute to the police sergeant who was shot in the chest by a suspect at a custody centre and was pronounced dead later in hospital
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‘There are dangerous people out there… officers don’t know when they’re going to encounter those individuals’ – former Met detective Peter Kirkham
We were joined by Sarah Jones, Labour’s spokesperson on Policing and a Croydon MP, and Peter Kirkham – a former Detective Chief Inspector in the Metropolitan Police speak to the programme.
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Britain could be heading for second lockdown as covid cases keep rising
The latest 24-hour figures for the UK show that there have been 34 Covid-19 related deaths There has been another record daily rise in people testing positive of 6,874.
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Students at Scottish universities told to stay away from pubs and restaurants at weekend
In Scotland, 120 coronavirus cases have been confirmed at Edinburgh Napier University.
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Fire at Lesbos refugee camp – the families left homeless again
Earlier this month the largest refugee camp in Europe on the island of Lesbos burnt to the ground – leaving more than 12,000 people homeless.
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“He was a very happy, extroverted, normal boy.” Parents of gambling addict who took his own life say state failed him.
Jack Ritchie was just 24 when he took his own life after years of battling a gambling addiction.
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The businesses that feel left behind by Sunak’s jobs support scheme
A day after the Chancellor unveiled his latest Job Support Scheme, the economic cost of the coronavirus crisis was laid bare again as government debt hit a record high of more than two trillion pounds.
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‘Unfortunately it took these fires to highlight the need to address the conditions of asylum seekers’ – Shabia Mantoo, UN Refugee Agency
Shabia Mantoo from the United Nations Refugee Agency is asked about plans to improve the situation at the Moria Camp.
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‘The ground is shifting and it is shifting rather fast’ – Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price on support for Welsh independence
The Welsh public think their government has handled the pandemic “much better”, than the UK government in London, according to the latest research by the Welsh Political Barometer poll for Cardiff University.
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Welsh hospital faces new Covid challenge as Cardiff and Swansea face local lockdowns
Cardiff and Swansea will be under local lockdown restrictions from 6pm on Sunday.
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Covid cases rising at universities across Britain
The number of coronavirus cases has jumped at universities across the country.
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Acclaimed newspaper editor, Sir Harold Evans, dies aged 92
He started on local newspapers as a 16-year-old and rose to become the editor of the Sunday Times.
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Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds: the unlikely hero of Wrexham FC?
Hollywood actor and the star of Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds, is emerging as a possible saviour.
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Boris Johnson sought advice from Sweden over Covid strategy
Sweden’s Chief Epidemiologist has told Channel 4 News that the UK having a lockdown – and then ending it – was probably the biggest cause of a surge in British Covid cases
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NHS Covid app launched after months of delay
After months of delays, the new NHS Covid-19 app has been launched in England and Wales.
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‘We may not have a peaceful transition of power,’ says Democratic strategist
We were joined by Cornell Belcher, a political strategist and pollster who served the Democratic Party and the polling teams for both Obama Presidential campaigns.
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Donald Trump refuses to commit to peaceful transition of power
Two police officers were shot in Louisville Kentucky as protests erupted at a decision by a grand jury not to charge police officers with the shooting dead of Breonna Taylor in her own home.
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Students in Scotland banned from visiting parents
The Scottish government imposed stricter rules after a major Covid outbreak at Glasgow University where over a hundred students tested positive.
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Businesses ‘breathing a sigh of relief’ over new job support scheme, says CBI economist
We were joined by Rain Newton-Smith who is Chief Economist at the Confederation of British Industry.
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Shadow Chancellor says new jobs scheme may not do enough to prevent layoffs
We spoke to Labour’s Anneliese Dodds, the Shadow Chancellor,
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Will jobs scheme prevent mass unemployment?
The Chancellor says his new plan will help to save jobs. But will it really stave off mass unemployment?
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Chancellor unveils new scheme to save jobs
Rishi Sunak has unveiled his plan to protect jobs through the winter.
