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Conditions in women’s prison Eastwood Park like ‘a Victorian asylum’, says Chief Inspector of Prisons
Women with acute mental health conditions are being held in “terrible conditions” in a prison with scratched and “blood-splattered” walls, a watchdog has warned.
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Revealed: Videos showing sexual exploitation of Somali women shared online
We have been investigating the sexual exploitation of Somali women, who’ve been filmed while being assaulted and then blackmailed and shamed online.
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Man pleads guilty to treason over Queen crossbow threat
A former supermarket worker who climbed into Windsor Castle with a loaded crossbow and said he was “here to kill the Queen”, has pleaded guilty to an offence under the Treason Act.
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Children in northern England are most vulnerable to cost of living crisis, MPs warn
On the eve of a major meeting of northern mayors to discuss levelling up, a new report from MPs is warning that children in the north are the most vulnerable to the cost of living crisis.
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How we treat carers is an ‘ethical issue’ about ‘what kind of society we want to live in’, says Archbishop of York
The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cotterell, co-authored a report calling for a radical rethink on how the country tackles the emergency in social care.
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Thousands unable to leave hospital beds in England each day as they are unable to get care elsewhere
Last week we reported from all the home nations on the scale of the crisis facing the NHS.
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Second mass shooting in California in three days heightens fears of copycat killings
Police have said that the gun used in a mass shooting in California last night was legally purchased.
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Probation officers accused of failings that freed Zara Aleena’s murderer
Probation officers have been accused of having “blood on their hands” after failings left a sexual predator free to murder Zara Aleena just days after his prison release.
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How does King Charles make money from offshore wind?
King Charles has said he would like any new profits from offshore wind projects to be given back to the public. But it’s not clear how much the monarchy has historically made from offshore wind, or how much it plans to forego. So how does King Charles profit from renewable energy in the first place?
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Why is Germany turning back to coal for energy?
As climate activists in Germany occupy the village of Lützerath to protest the expansion of a coal mine, politicians and the public are posed a question by the dirtiest fossil fuel: is it OK to use more coal now, if it means you can more quickly decarbonise later?
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Archbishop: King’s coronation ‘a huge honour’ but giving me nightmares
Justin Welby has told this programme he’s honoured at the prospect of becoming the first archbishop in 70 years to crown a British monarch.
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Paris shooting: Three killed after gunman opens fire at Kurdish cultural centre
Three people have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a Kurdish cultural centre and nearby cafe in Paris, prompting clashes between police and protesters on nearby streets.
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Jersey flat explosion: Rescuers find no more survivors
Rescuers in Jersey say they no longer expect to find anyone alive following yesterday’s deadly explosion that destroyed a block of flats in St Helier.
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Stranger Things star Matthew Modine on the pressure of social media and the climate emergency
He’s already a movie star with a blockbuster back catalogue, but in recent years, Matthew Modine has reached a new generation of viewers playing an evil anti-hero in the cult Netflix series Stranger Things.
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Exclusive: At least 11 police forces in England and Wales supplied by China-owned CCTV firm whose technology is also used to monitor Uyghurs
Channel 4 News can exclusively reveal that the same Chinese company whose technology Beijing is using for the surveillance and oppression of its minority Uyghur community also provides surveillance technology to at least eleven police forces in England and Wales.