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Twenty-eight years after Hillsborough, six men face prosecution in connection with the deaths of scores of Liverpool fans.

  Eight thousand migrants in 48 hours and counting: the Mediterranean human crisis crescendos again.

A billion pounds for Northern Ireland, and the DUP agrees to back the Government on Brexit, and everything else of any importance.

Walsall resident Mel Powell reports on how continuing austerity is affecting people’s lives in one of England’s most deprived towns.

When Grenfell Tower was destroyed by fire last week, many families living in neighbouring blocks also had to evacuate their homes. Eleven-year-old Sara El Saied was amongst them. Sara was living with her family on Grenfell Walk, right opposite the tower, when the fire broke out. And from the moment the family fled that night,…

As police investigate whether the Grenfell Tower fire was manslaughter, 14 other high-rise buildings have now failed the safety tests.

Grenfell Tower was home to people who had come to London from all corners of the world. Mahbboubeh, from Iran, was one of them. She moved into her flat on the third floor just seven months ago and was alone when the devastating fire tore through the tower block last week. She does not remember…

The combustible cladding comes off.  Six hundred towers across England to be inspected. Seven already identified as at risk.

The Conservative Party contracted a secretive call centre during the election campaign which may have broken data protection and election laws, a Channel 4 News investigation has found.

Bereft of pomp and thin on policy: Theresa May’s first Queen’s Speech sets out a diminished agenda for a government in office, but barely clinging to power.

While the authorities have been criticised for failing to react quickly to help the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, locals have been full of praise for the efforts of volunteers and the generosity of donors. Food and clothes have flooded in. Last night grime and hip hop artists from west London did their bit,…

Nine years on from the crash, Barclays Bank and four former top executives are charged with committing criminal fraud.

Anger at the Grenfell Disaster grows as the Prime Minister is shouted at she leaves a nearby church.

A few minutes ago the Prime Minister sat down for a pooled media interview. She was asked about the package of measures she has announced to help those directly affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.

As the first images emerge from inside Grenfell Tower, the Prime Minister orders a public inquiry into what happened.