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Children trapped in Gaza increasingly dying of starvation, says WHO
President Biden has said tonight that no hostage for aid and ceasefire deal before Ramadan would be very very dangerous.
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What do voters want in tomorrow’s budget?
What do voters want to see in tomorrow’s budget?
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‘Local government has been systematically underfunded,’ says Chair of Local Government Association
We spoke to Shaun Davies – he chairs the Local Government Association and is the Labour leader of Telford and Wrekin Council in Shropshire.
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Birmingham council cuts services while hiking tax to balance books
Birmingham may boast that it is Europe’s biggest local authority, but its city councillors will be voting tonight on whether to shrink services while hiking up council tax bills by more than 20 per cent in the next two years.
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FactCheck: 12-week waits for inpatient care in Scotland 125 times higher than a decade ago
The picture across Scotland’s NHS is stark.
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Church of England told to raise £1bn slavery reparations fund
When the Church of England was found to have profited off the slave trade, it promised to invest 100 million pounds in disadvantaged black communities.
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‘Possibly one of the most farcical eras in criminal justice history’, says chief superintendent on fox hunting crime
We spoke to Chief Superintendent Matthew Longman from Devon and Cornwall Police, and is the lead on Fox Hunting Crime for the National Police Chiefs Council.
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Fox hunting group avoid court with ‘secret’ police deal
It started with a court order, but ended with an out-of-court deal.
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Clare’s Law: ‘Every opportunity lost to disclose that information can result in a fatality’, says Clare Wood’s aunt
We spoke to Carol Whicher, the aunt of Clare Wood, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2009.
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Clare’s Law: Could thousands more women be warned about abusive partners?
It is a scheme which allows any of us to ask the police whether a partner has an abusive past.
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‘We want a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza as soon as possible’, says Foreign Office minister Andrew Mitchell
We spoke to foreign office minister Andrew Mitchell.
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Israel is not ready to pay the tax of a peace deal, says Hamas representative in Iran
Last week, Channel 4 News was in Iran covering the election and before leaving on Saturday, we interviewed Khalid Qaddoumi – the political representative of Hamas in Tehran.
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Israel-Hamas war: Will there be a ceasefire in Gaza?
Last week, President Biden said he was hoping for a Gaza ceasefire deal by today – but this morning Israeli missiles rained down on Rafah once again, as talks between Israel and Hamas seemingly hit an impasse.
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Dance away the heartache: the art installation helping people deal with grief
Artist Annie Frost Nicholson has found that dancing has helped her come to terms with the tragedy of losing most of her family in an accident.
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Israel reportedly boycotts Gaza ceasefire talks
Israel has reportedly boycotted ceasefire talks due to take place in Cairo today, because Hamas refuses to confirm which of its hostages are still alive.