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Thousands of jobs at risk as British Steel collapses
At least 5,000 jobs in the north of England are at risk after British Steel was put into compulsory liquidation.
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Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat: ‘Quite clear we are reaching final stages of this administration’
We speak to Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat about Theresa May.
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May on brink as cabinet turn on her
It’s not often that MPs demand the resignation of their party leader and Prime Minister on the eve of a national election.
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Change UK’s Heidi Allen says she threatened to resign
In the European elections, the polls are led by the newly-formed Brexit Party, trailed by Labour, the Lib Dems and the Conservatives.
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Are Europe’s traditional parties fighting back against populism?
The UK is not the only country in Europe with deeply divisive political problems.
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Anti-corruption officers in Scotland Yard investigated over allegations of rigging disciplinaries
The police drama Line of Duty was fiction. But this is fact. Not AC-12 but a real-life anti-corruption unit inside the largest force in the country.
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Could Alliance Party win NI’s third Euro seat?
In Northern Ireland, three seats are up for grabs. Two look certain to go to Sinn Fein and the DUP, but the third still hangs in the balance.
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Brexit Party’s Richard Tice: ‘Arron Banks is not involved in the Brexit Party whatsoever’
Richard Tice is chairman of the Brexit Party and standing as a candidate in the east of England.
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Conservative MP Steve Baker on Theresa May: ‘I’m afraid now it’s about the policy and the person’
We talk to Conservative MPs Steve Baker, Theresa Villiers and Nicky Morgan about Theresa May.
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Series 3, Episode 2: Adwoa Aboah
Adwoa Abwoa is a model, activist and founder of ‘Gurls Talk’, an online community for young women to discuss issues that matter to them.
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Macron and Le Pen parties neck and neck in polls
In France, Marine Le Pen’s party has been neck and neck in the polls with President Macron’s party before this week’s European elections.
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Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Distinct possibility’ date for Scottish independence referendum could be brought forward if Boris Johnson becomes PM
We speak now to Scotland’s First Minister and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon. During this European election campaign Channel 4 News has asked to speak to the leaders of every main British political party.
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Farage to be investigated by European Parliament over Banks funding revealed by Channel 4 News
The European Parliament has announced that it will investigate donations made by the millionaire pro-Brexit businessman Arron Banks to Nigel Farage.
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Labour’s John McDonnell on Theresa May’s Brexit deal: ‘I can’t see this deal going through parliament’
We spoke to shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, and began by asking if he would vote for a second referendum.
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Justice Secretary David Gauke: ‘There will be opportunity for Commons to vote on whether there is referendum’
We spoke to the Justice Secretary David Gauke, and started by asking if the deal is already doomed.
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May offers MPs vote on second EU referendum
Theresa May’s so-called “new deal” is meant to appeal to MPs on both sides of the House and both sides of the Brexit divide.
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Armenian footballer Mkhitaryan to miss Europa League final over Azerbaijan safety fears
There is already anger among Chelsea and Arsenal fans that their Europa League cup final next week is being played in the capital of Azerbaijan, nearly 3,000 miles away.
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Feeding birds boosts numbers and species, study suggests
Britain’s growing love affair with feeding garden birds is having a surprising effect on the population of our feathered friends.
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Pro-choice protesters in US hold national day of action
Pro-choice demonstrators have held a National Day of Action across America to protest against the growing number of States which are passing laws to restrict women’s access to abortion clinics.
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Jobs at risk as British Steel seeks government help to avoid administration
British Steel is on the brink of going to the wall, and with it more than £4,000 jobs, unless it can get £30m in emergency government funding.
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Anti-corruption officers in Scotland Yard investigated over allegations of rigging disciplinaries
The police drama Line of Duty was fiction. But this is fact. Not AC-12 but a real-life anti-corruption unit inside the largest force in the country.
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Jamie Oliver restaurant chains in administration
All but three of Jamie Oliver’s UK restaurants are to close after his chain went into administration.
