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Almost three quarters of British adults still back Theresa May’s tough stance on reducing immigration, a Deltapoll survey for Channel 4 News reveals.

It’s been 70 years since 492 passengers disembarked from the Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks. Invited to Britain as part of the first generation of workers from the Caribbean, some went on to serve in the armed forces. Over the decades they served in conflicts around the world as British citizens – or so they thought.…

President Trump may have done a U-turn on separating children from their families at the Mexican border, but his anger at being forced to row back remains white hot. Railing against what he called “immigration laws supported by extremist open-border Democrats”, he complained of having to employ more judges to deal with the backlog of…

They’ve wrapped up the Reichstag in silk – and surrounded entire islands with fabric. The artist Christo, and his late wife – are known for being big and being bold. Now Christo has brought his first major work to Britain – with a huge sculpture in the middle of the Serpentine in London’s Hyde Park.…

Interview with Chief Executive of The Health Foundation, Dr Jennifer Dixon.

Interview with Conservative MP George Freeman.

Interview with Sinead Dunn, president of the Scottish Artists Union.

After the fast food giant McDonald’s was hit by industrial action last year, the company gave its workers their biggest pay rise in 10 years, between £8 and £10 an hour. Two employees in Manchester, struggling to live on their wages with zero-hours contracts, decided to take on the Golden Arches and organise a walk-out and a…

The government has announced new plans to tackle the scourge of plastic pollution, creating 41 new marine conservation zones along the British coastline. We have been to Cornwall, where conservation workers are marking World Oceans Day with a beach clean-up.

A cache of emails, obtained by Channel 4 News, reveals how Kensington and Chelsea council struggled to cope with the crisis in the days following Grenfell fire.

The Government has denied claims that a no-deal Brexit could leave Britain with severe shortages of food, fuel and medical supplies within a few days of leaving Europe. Advice from Whitehall officials leaked to the Sunday Times described the worst case scenario as ‘Armageddon’. But the Department for Exiting the EU called the claims “completely…

The Spanish socialist Pedro Sánchez has been sworn in as the country’s new prime minister – after his predecessor Mariano Rajoy lost a no confidence vote in parliament. But a new government also took office today in Catalonia – declaring they would continue to push for succession from Spain, an immediate challenge for Mr Sanchez.

A man has told the sixth day of the Grenfell Tower inquiry how he stayed on the phone to his family until the moment they suffocated from the smoke. In an emotional testimony, Ahmed Elgwahry paid tributes to his sister Mariem and mother Eslah, before Paulos Tekle spoke of the pain of losing his five-year-old…

The US North Korea summit is definitely back on. Possibly. Donald Trump insists everything is going really well. Kim Jong Un is apparently totally on board too. We’ll be asking a top Korea diplomacy expert what to make of it all.