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Is Google News really “suppressing voices of Conservatives”?
Gary Gibbon
Theresa May has gone to the top end of the diplomatic lexicon to condemn the attack on a Russian spy and his daughter. The Prime Minister said it constituted an “unlawful use of force” and “more extensive measures” would follow. The Russian government has been given until tomorrow night to explain how a nerve agent…
You might remember him as “the man who broke the Bank of England”, but George Soros is also at the centre of dozens of conspiracy theories. Here’s why they don’t stack up.
Gary Gibbon
US analysts are still predicting a Clinton victory, but Donald Trump is gaining ground.
A New York trains hits a car stalled on the tracks, killing at least seven people and injuring 12.
Liam Dutton
The north east of the US is bracing itself for a blizzard that is being described as ‘potentially historic’, with as much as 2-3 feet of snow falling between Monday and Wednesday.
Lindsey Hilsum
The attack, thought to be the deadliest in Boko Haram’s history, saw the town largely razed to the ground as hundreds and possibly as many as two thousand civilians were killed.
The energy secretary says there will be no UK blackouts this winter. As Ofgem presents its analysis of our energy needs this winter, we look at some of the biggest power outages of the last 50 years.
Kylie Morris
I’m on the train to New York where the UN Security Council is meeting in a few hours for an emergency session on the downing of MH17 – a session Britain has requested.
“Good mate, a good lad”: the father of Liam Sweeney, who died in the Malaysian Airlines crash in Ukraine, has talked to Channel 4 News to pay tribute to his son.
One day before Crimeans vote on whether to join Russia, and two weeks after Russian soldiers occupied the region, a confrontation breaks out on the Ukrainian land bordering Crimea.
Liam Dutton
We are not the only part of the world to have weather that has been stuck in a rut this winter. The US has seen some extreme weather too, but not wind and rain like us.
In charge of America’s biggest city, with a budget of £45bn, New York’s new mayor Bill de Blasio is less than a month into his job. So how is his fight against inequality going so far?
Eighty retired New York police officers and firefighters are charged with falsely claiming to have been traumatised by the 9/11 terrorist attacks so they could receive disability benefits.
It was the case that divided America: a young black man shot dead by a neighbourhood watch volunteer who pleaded self defence. Will George Zimmerman now be acquitted of murder?
