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Secunder Kermani
Secunder Kermani is an award-winning journalist and a Foreign Affairs Correspondent for Channel 4 News. He is one of the few foreign journalists to have reported inside rebel-held territory in Myanmar, where a brutal civil war is raging, and also…
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‘Trump’s second term could be unrecognisable new era’, says Biden’s former Chief of Staff
In the final hours of his Presidency, we speak to the author and political consultant Susan Platt who was chief of staff to Joe Biden when he was a senator.
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US prepares for Trump round two – could everything change?
In Washington the preparations are well underway for the return of Donald Trump to the Oval Office.
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Systemic failures led to young prisoners’ deaths in Scotland
Two people who took their own lives in a Scottish young offenders institution were handed a “death sentence”, according to a lawyer for their families – as a fatal accident inquiry blamed systemic failures for their deaths.
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Undocumented migrants fear Trump’s ‘largest deportation programme’
For undocumented migrants across the US, fears are becoming very real – of a knock on the door from the authorities, of potential separation from their children, of the loss of the lives they’ve built up here.
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Teenager found guilty of murdering 15-year-old Elianne Andam
A teenager has been found guilty of murdering 15-year-old Elianne Andam – after repeatedly stabbing her outside a south-east London shopping centre.
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Government to fund new local reviews into grooming gangs
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced a series of locally based reviews into grooming gangs – promising to bring in tougher sentences and more prosecutions.
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Boost for Chancellor as inflation drops unexpectedly to 2.5%
After days of turmoil on the markets – some good news for the Chancellor – after an unexpected fall in December’s inflation figures to 2.5%.
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Revealed: the unlawful and targeted use of police force in Bangladesh
The International Truth and Justice Project is calling for an independent investigation into the killings that took place in July and August last year in Bangladesh.
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Perpetrators of police brutality in Bangladesh ‘will be held accountable’, says chief of justice project
We spoke to Yasmin Sooka, the Executive Director of The International Truth and Justice Project, about how confident she is that those responsible for atrocities in Bangladesh will be brought to justice.
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Murakami on AI, anime and his pop-infused visual universe
He’s one of the most prolific artists working today – and he’s even been called the Japanese Andy Warhol.
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Government to unveil plan on artificial intelligence regulation
The government is promising to harness artificial intelligence to deliver growth and boost living standards.
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The residents uniting against ‘forever chemicals’ polluting their town
Some local residents in Bentham are pursuing legal action because of “forever chemicals” known as PFAS polluting their homes.
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The residents uniting against ‘forever chemicals’ polluting their town
They’re nicknamed “forever chemicals”. PFAS are a group of industrial compounds that don’t break down in the environment. They’re found in everything from non-stick pans to waterproof clothing and firefighting foams.
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Jimmy Carter funeral: Presidents pay tribute in Washington DC
Five former and serving US presidents have come together for the state funeral of Jimmy Carter.
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UK economy: slump in pound piles pressure on Labour
The cost of government borrowing rose again this morning and the pound fell – with financial markets still worried by the country’s faltering economy and weak public finances.
