Jackie Long , Social Affairs Editor and Presenter
Jackie Long is social affairs editor and presenter for Channel 4 News.
Jackie Long is Channel 4 News Social affairs editor and presenter. She joined the programme in 2011, following more than two decades at the BBC. Most recently she was Correspondent at Newsnight, and she previously worked on The World at One, PM and Five Live.
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‘Different parts of the country need a different policy approach’ – Tory MP David Simmonds
We spoke to the Conservative MP David Simmonds, who chairs the parliamentary group on social work and has spoken and written about the Government’s levelling up agenda.
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‘Level Cornwall up’ say community leaders in county struggling with poverty
We spoke to community leaders in Cornwall about the levels of poverty in the area and the struggles of locals to find work and housing.
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Noel Clarke apologises, but denies sexual misconduct
ITV has decided not to run the concluding episode of its drama Viewpoint this evening following allegations made against the actor Noel Clarke.
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Covid: ‘India is a sign of things to come’, says Prof Devi Sridhar
With much of the world’s attention focused on the crisis playing out in India, the World Health Organisation has warned the international community not to forget about other hotspots.
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Downing Street has become ‘a moral cesspit’, says journalist Peter Oborne
We spoke to Rachel Sylvester, political columnist at The Times and Peter Oborne, former chief political commentator of The Daily Telegraph
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‘We want inquiry that will root out sleaze and cronyism’ – Labour’s Rachel Reeves
Earlier we spoke to the shadow Cabinet Office Minister Rachel Reeves
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‘Indian government hellbent on hiding real numbers’, says investigative journalist Rana Ayyub on Covid-19 ‘carnage’
For a wider look at the politics behind the crisis, we’ve been speaking to the investigative journalist Rana Ayyub
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‘We should be sharing vaccines’, says WHO’s Dr David Nabarro
Dr JA Jayalal is national president of the Indian Medical Association and Dr David Nabarro Special Envoy on Covid-19 for the World Health Organisation.
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’If we can show they have no monopoly over us, we can move away from their grip’ – Lyra McKee’s partner Sara Canning
Council buildings in the colours of the LGBT rainbow flag are to be lit up in Derry this weekend to mark the second anniversary of the killing of Lyra Mckee.
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‘We have to get to the bottom of how this happened’ – Lord Kerslake on Greensill
We spoke to Lord Bob Kerslake, who was head of the civil service under David Cameron.
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Plans laid out for the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral
The Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral will take place a week from today in St George’s Chapel at Windsor castle – where his coffin will be transported in a specially modified Land Rover which he helped to design. Just thirty guests will attend, including the Duke of Sussex, but not Meghan whose doctors have not given…
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Duke of Edinburgh award scheme ‘significant’ for inclusivity in UK
Britain has gone through many profound changes over the Duke of Edinburgh’s lifetime, so how far has the Royal family changed too, and how is it likely to fit into the Britain of the future?
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Prince Philip ‘was a great moderniser’, says royal historian Ed Owens
We’re joined by the royal historian and author Ed Owens.
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Body discovered in Epping Forest after disappearance of teenager
Police investigating the disappearance of 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye say they have found a body of a man in a pond in Epping Forest.
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‘We’ve so rarely seen birth on screen, it’s the one common experience we all have’ – actor Vanessa Kirby
‘Pieces of a Woman’ has been widely acclaimed for its portrayal of stillbirth and a mother’s grief.
