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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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Green party sets out aim to counter ‘Labour’s message of doom and gloom”
The Green Party has said it will aim to counter “Labour’s message of doom and gloom” as it holds its first party conference since winning an unprecedented four seats in the general election.
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No ‘definitive timeline for fixing unsafe high-rises’, says Deputy PM Rayner
We spoke to the Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner to ask her what commitment she can give to the families of Grenfell victims that her government will implement the recommendations put forward in the Grenfell inquiry’s final report.
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UK scientists finally granted EU funding post Brexit
50 UK-led research projects have won funding through the EU’s Horizon programme, for the first time since Brexit.
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Who is to blame for the Grenfell fire and will they ever be held accountable?
The report lays out a “path to disaster” at Grenfell which dates back to the early 1990s.
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SNP announces £500 million cuts to public services in Scotland
The Scottish Government has announced £500 million of cuts to public services this financial year as it tries to balance its budget.
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Early release plan a ‘desperate measure’, says union representing probation staff
We spoke to Ian Lawrence, General Secretary of NAPO, the union representing probation staff.
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Exclusive: Some sex offenders to get early release from prison under government plans warn whistleblowers
Some serious sexual offenders and other violent criminals will be released under Labour’s prisoner early release scheme despite government assurances that serious crimes would be excluded from the policy, Channel 4 News understands.
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Ozempic research is ‘exciting’, says British Heart Foundation’s Chief Medical Officer
We spoke to Professor Bryan Williams, the Chief Scientific and Medical Officer at the British Heart Foundation.
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Ozempic hailed as ‘fountain of youth’ which could ‘slow ageing’
multiple studies have shown that the weight-loss drug Ozempic also reduces inflammation, and could be used to treat other conditions like cancer, arthritis and Parkinson’s.
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UN calls on Israel to stop military operations in West Bank
The UN Secretary-General has called on Israel to cease its military operation in the occupied West Bank. A Palestinian news agency said 17 people had been killed in two days of fighting with militants.
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Oasis reunion? ‘You can’t buy that magic’, says music journalist
We spoke to the musician and journalist, John Robb and asked him if he was excited about the news.
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Hundreds of firefighters battle blaze at East London tower block
More than 80 people had to be evacuated this morning as a huge fire engulfed a building in east London.
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One of Russia’s biggest attacks on Ukraine: hundreds of drones and missiles fired
It was one of Russia’s biggest attacks of the war: more than 200 missiles and drones launched at towns and cities across Ukraine during the night and into the day.
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Starmer under pressure from some of his MPs to scrap two-child benefits limit
The political row escalated in July when seven Labour MPs had the whip suspended after they rebelled and voted for an SNP amendment to the King’s Speech, calling for the two-child limit to be scrapped.
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‘I’m grateful to represent 20 million displaced people’, says paralympic guide runner
Athletes from ParalympicsGB have begun arriving in Paris for the start of this years games.
