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  • 24 Mar 2018

    Brexit campaign was ‘totally illegal’, claims whistleblower

    A Brexit campaigner has told Channel 4 News that Vote Leave cheated in the 2016 referendum by over-spending. But the prime minister’s political secretary says the allegations are “factually incorrect and misleading”, and outs the accuser as gay.

  • 7 Jun 2017
    3m

    London Bridge victims from all over world

    A nurse, a chef. a bartender, an au pair – they came from France, from Spain, from Canada, Australia and the UK. Eight people are now confirmed to have died in the attacks after a body was found in the Thames. Some 29 victims are still in hospital, and today one A&E nurse spoke about…

  • 16 Feb 2017
    10m

    Canada’s new trade deal with the EU

    Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has hailed a controversial trade deal with the EU, saying the world would benefit from a stronger Europe. We speak to Canadian High Commissioner to the UK Janice Charette and Green MP Caroline Lucas.

  • 14 Feb 2017
    Liam Dutton

    60cm of snow expected in one day?!

    60cm of snow in one day is hard to imagine, but for residents in north east Canada, it’s about to become a reality.

  • 30 Jan 2017
    3m

    Six shot dead at Canada mosque

    Vigils will be held in Quebec and Montreal this evening after last night’s fatal shooting at a mosque, which left six dead and another eight people injured.  

  • 20 Jul 2015

    Adultery website hackers threaten to ‘name and shame’ users

    Adultery website Ashley Madison is hacked and threatened with the release of confidential data from among its 37m users if it does not shut down.

  • 23 May 2015

    The ruthless reality of the Election 2015 digital campaign

    As the Conservatives and SNP prepare for battle in a radically altered political landscape, we reveal the relentless precision of the social media campaigns that became vital to their success.

  • 31 Dec 2014

    Eight people killed in ‘senseless’ Canada murder

    Six adults and two young children are murdered in Edmonton, Canada in the city’s worst mass killing since 1956.

  • 28 Oct 2014

    Toronto mayor: ‘Ford family never gives up’

    Toronto voters replace mayor Rob Ford and reject an attempt by his brother, Doug Ford, to take the city’s top job. The scandal-prone politician admitted to smoking crack cocaine last year.

  • 23 Oct 2014
    Kylie Morris

    ‘It can happen here and it did’: Canada reeling after ‘terror’ attack

    Canada’s prime minister didn’t mention the shooter by name, but he did use the “T” word – he called the shooter who put Ottawa’s parliament buildings on lockdown and killed a soldier, a terrorist.

  • 23 Oct 2014

    Canadian Sergeant-at-Arms hailed as hero by MPs

    In emotional scenes, Canadian MPs rise to applaud Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers – who shot dead a gunman inside the parliament building. The attack, which left a soldier dead, has shocked Canada.

  • 23 Oct 2014

    Canada shooting: photo of main suspect Michael Zehaf-Bibeau

    The main suspect in the Canada parliament shoot-out, in which a soldier was killed, is named by police as Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, a Muslim convert with a police record.

  • 23 Oct 2014

    Canada honours its gun attack hero

    He’s the ceremonial sergeant at arms who shot and killed the gunman after he stormed the parliament building. He received a hero’s welcome there as the government vowed never to give in to terrorism.

  • 22 Oct 2014

    Ottawa shooting: gunman killed after shooting soldier dead

    A gunman is shot down inside Canada’s parliament building after fatally shooting a soldier guarding the National War Memorial. The city remains under lockdown as police check for more assailants.

  • 22 Sep 2014

    Did this man help secure victory for the #indyref no campaign?

    Does the name Jean Chrétien sound familiar? Perhaps it should. It certainly is to the Westminster politicians who sought his advice as they fought to keep Scotland a part of the union.

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