Jackie Long , Social Affairs Editor and Presenter
Jackie Long is social affairs editor and presenter for Channel 4 News.
Jackie Long is Channel 4 News Social affairs editor and presenter. She joined the programme in 2011, following more than two decades at the BBC. Most recently she was Correspondent at Newsnight, and she previously worked on The World at One, PM and Five Live.
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All states must ensure ICJ orders to Israel are carried out, says former Palestinian Authority spokesperson
We were joined by Nour Odeh, the former spokesperson for the Palestinian Authority, who’s in the West Bank.
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Israel will continue ‘fighting in line with international law’ after ICJ ruling, says Israeli government spokesperson
We were joined by Israeli government spokesman Eylon Levy from Tel Aviv.
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‘There’s always nuance in crime related to mental health,’ says West Midlands police federation
We spoke to Police Sergeant Richard Cooke who chairs the Police Federation in the West Midlands and asked first for his reaction to the case today in Nottingham.
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Health service facing ‘perfect storm’ says chair of Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
Earlier we spoke to the Conservative MP Robert Buckland, who’s chair of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee.
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‘We need a conventional deterrent of cyber security and intelligence’, says military historian
The head of the army has said the UK should train up a “citizen army” to better prepare for future conflict.
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‘Always the cover up that makes things much worse’ says former Conservative MP who campaigned on Horizon scandal
Former Conservative MP Lord Arbuthnot – who’s campaigned on the Horizon scandal for years – joins us from Westminster.
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Arab states don’t want wider Middle East conflict, RUSI analyst says
We spoke to Baraa Shiban, an Associate fellow at the RUSI defence think tank and a Yemeni human rights activist.
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Could child benefit be extended to give support to middle income families?
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is considering whether to extend child benefit to hundreds of thousands more families in his spring budget – to give direct support to middle income families.
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Fighting in Gaza is ‘unbearable and needs to stop now’, says shadow foreign secretary David Lammy
We spoke to Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy.
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‘Every stone we unturn, we find even more to worry about’, says Conservative MP on Post Office scandal
We spoke to Conservative MP Duncan Baker, who was a sub-postmaster himself.
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Rwanda rebellion ‘shows a confidence of leadership from PM’, says Conservative MP Robin Millar
We had been hoping to speak to a Home Office minister, but the amendments currently being voted on means the minister is now unable to leave the chamber. But we were joined by Conservative MP Robin Millar – who voted against the government last night.
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‘It’s obviously tragic, avoidable’: Local MP on death of Skegness toddler Bronson Battersby
We’re joined by Matt Warman, the MP for Boston and Skegness.
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Compensation ‘not going to be cheap for Fujitsu, neither should it be’, says Labour MP Kevan Jones
We’re joined by Labour’s Kevan Jones, who has long campaigned for justice for the victims of the Horizon scandal.
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‘We all want the Rwanda Bill to work’, says Tory rebel Miriam Cates
We spoke to Conservative MP Miriam Cates.
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‘The country would have supported’ Rwanda bill amendments, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
We were joined by Jacob Rees-Mogg, one of the MPs who backed the amendments.
