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Japan earthquake triggers tsunami warning
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake and dozens of aftershocks have struck the Western edge of Japan, sparking tsunami warnings for residents along hundreds of miles of coastline.
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Russia unleashes biggest air attack on Ukraine since start of war
At least 30 people have been killed and more than 140 others were injured after Russia launched a massive wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine in a barrage which lasted eighteen hours.
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Wham!’s Last Christmas finally makes it to number one in festive charts
When they first tried to storm the festive charts they were kept off the top spot by Band Aid.
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Rapper Sage Todz on what young artists are doing for the Welsh language
Now it’s Welsh rap that’s on the rise, and one person who’s helping to breathe new life into Welsh language music is the rapper Sage Todz.
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‘The reality is the North didn’t get to keep all of the money from HS2’, says Northern Powerhouse Partnership boss
There’s been more fallout from the cancellation of the HS2 project today after the Department of Transport posted a tweet highlighting how some of the money formerly allocated to HS2 will now be spent.
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Israel has ignored US warnings and has ‘very few friends right now’, according to former State Department advisor
We spoke to Dr Karin von Hippel, who’s director general of the Royal United Services think tank and formerly of the US State Department.
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‘The government are spending money trying to deal with symptoms of homelessness not on preventing it to start with,’ says chief exec of Crisis
‘The government are spending money trying to deal with symptoms of homelessness not on preventing it to start with,’ says Chief Executive of Crisis, Matt Downie.
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Olympian-turned director Savanah Leaf discusses new film Earth Mama
From the Olympics to the big screen, former Team GB volleyball player Savanah Leaf has won critical acclaim for her first feature film at Sundance – and this week she also picked up ‘best debut director’ at the British Independent Film Awards.
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Sunak tells party to get behind Rwanda policy as he faces potential revolt
Rishi Sunak is facing a potential revolt from both flanks of his party – over his emergency legislation declaring Rwanda a safe destination to send asylum seekers.
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Delays to Rwanda bill could prove ‘lethal to Conservative party’, says Tory MP
We spoke to the former Tory MP Sir Edward Leigh and started by asking him for his reaction about Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick’s resignation.
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Republican George Santos expelled from Congress after bipartisan vote
The US House of Representatives has voted to expel the Republican congressman George Santos – who’s been charged with a series of crimes and ethics violations. One Democrat described him as a “shameless liar and a disgrace to mankind”.
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Scotland’s new Chief Constable refuses to comment on delays to SNP party finance investigation
Scotland’s new Chief Constable refused to answer questions today about why the investigation into SNP party finances, which saw Nicola Sturgeon arrested and released without charge earlier this year, is taking so long to conclude.
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Proper place to display Parthenon Sculptures is in their ‘natural habitat’, says Deputy Greek Culture Minister
We’re joined from Athens by the Deputy Greek Culture Minister Christos Dimas.
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Undercover filming highlights Saudi plan to artificially raise oil demand
An undercover sting operation has highlighted a Saudi Arabian government plan to artificially raise global oil demand, Channel 4 News can reveal in an investigation released just days before climate crisis talks begin in the UAE.
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‘There’s a feeling that war might start again’, says Palestinian Canadian who refused to leave Gaza
We spoke to Mansour Shouman in Kahn Yunis in Gaza. He’s a Palestinian Canadian national who could have left Gaza with his wife and children but decided to stay, he says, to help in whatever way he can.
