Gary Gibbon
David Cameron profile: Gary Gibbon speaks to the Conservative leader
If he did get back in, what sort of David Cameron would we see? The long gone husky-cuddling eco-warrior won’t make a reappearance presumably.
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Students protest over plans to increase their debts
Students protest in London against a student loans system that already costs them some £40,000 over three years, and is set to become even more expensive, especially for those on low incomes.
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FactCheck: what has the SNP failed to deliver?
The Scottish Government has published its plans for this year. But the ruling SNP has failed to keep promises to voters in the past.
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Policeman found guilty of tuition fee protest assault
As a fluke helps convict a PC of assault during the 2010 tuition fees protest, student William Horner, who broke a tooth during the demo, tells Channel 4 News it could be “the tip of an iceberg”.
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Policeman accused of framing student at tuition fee riot
PC Andrew Ott, who hit student William Horner with his riot shield, was recorded saying after the incident “he’s going to have to have done something, coz I’ve put his tooth out”.
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Gary Gibbon
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FactCheck: what have the Liberal Democrats ever done for us?
Before the last election, Nick Clegg said it was “time to say goodbye to broken promises”. Did he keep his word?
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FactCheck: will Labour’s tuition fees cut help the poorest students?
Labour says its plans to cut tuition fees will make the system “more progressive”. Others says poor students will be worse off. Who’s right?
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Gary Gibbon
Labour’s £400 maintenance grant sweetener
As well as cutting tuition fees by a third, a Labour government would give students an extra £400 a year for their maintenance grant.
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Pension changes to fund Labour’s tuition fees cut
Ed Miliband sets out how a Labour government would honour its pledge to cut university tuition fees to £6,000 a year, saying an “entire generation” has been betrayed.
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Police use CS spray and Taser at Warwick University protest
Students at Warwick University are protesting after video shows police drawing a Taser and using CS spray at a protest for free education.
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Universities give fewer places to ethnic minorities – still?
Universities are less likely to offer a place to black and ethnic minority students than comparable white British students, research finds – and it probably has not improved much since 2008.
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Election 2015: three potential banana skins before the vote
The general election is exactly a year away and predicting a winner has never been harder. Channel 4 News looks at three banana skins that could change everything.
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Why not everyone is benefiting from economic growth
After years in the doldrums, Britain appears to be in the midst of sustainable growth. But it’s not good news all round.
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The strange death of Liberal Democrat Britain?
He was the fresh-faced politician on the block in 2010. But with the Rennard row showing no signs of easing, Nick Clegg looks weary and his party is in the doldrums. So what next for the Lib Dems?
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Autumn statement 2013: you be the chancellor
What bright ideas would light up the UK economy for you? George Osborne has set out his plan for economic recovery, but Channel 4 News wanted to find out what people on the street would like to see.