Paul Mason
Why the immigration debate throws up difficult choices
Immigration has become a deeply ideological debate and it’s not easy to reconcile the differing interests.
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Lloyds makes new pledges on women bosses
Lloyds Banking Group announces new plans which will see 40 per cent of its top 5,000 jobs occupied by women within six years.
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A tale of three cities: London, Bristol and Newcastle
The capital is attracting a third of 22 to 30-year-olds who leave home, says a new report. It may have the jobs, but what about rent and the all important price of a pint? Channel 4 News compares.
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English lessons for immigrants – too slow, too expensive
Should immigrants be forced to learn English? Somali-born reporter Jamal Osman’s struggle to understand our language saw him engaging with some unlikely allies to make his way in the UK.
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Bulgarians and Romanians head for… Italy and Spain
Well publicised fears that thousands of Bulgarians and Romanians will head to the UK are not backed up by the pattern of migration in the past.
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Turkish PM blames corruption charges on foreign plot
Mr Erdogan lashes out at “international groups” and “dark alliances” as the police fight thousands of protesters on the streets of Turkish cities.
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March of the machines: is the future of warfare robotic?
As military top brass warn of an obsession with “exquisite” equipment and the RAF opens up UK drone HQ, Channel 4 News asks if the next generation of battles will be fought not by man, but by machine.
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Born in the 70s? You might be poorer than your parents
People born in the 1960s and 1970s are “worse off” than the post-war baby boomer generation, according to an Institute for Fiscal Studies report. But what makes the two generations so different?
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The social price of gold: child prostitution
Global demand for Peruvian gold has led to illegal mining that has fuelled unprecedented levels of child prostitution. Filmmaker Guillermo Galdos reports for Channel 4 News.
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Coalition’s benefit reforms are on track – Duncan Smith
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith rejects claims that the introduction of the government’s flagship universal credit reforms is in chaos.
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Why big business and the NSA sift through your data patterns
“Pattern-of-life” analysis has emerged as a new buzz term in revelations about the National Security Agency. But what is it? And how does it connect shopping with spying?
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Family misfortunes – the harsh reality of immigrant life
Being an immigrant is like being the youngest child, writes Jamal Osman. You might be the weakest member in your newly adopted family, but you are often blamed for anything that goes wrong.
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Jonathan Miller
An open letter to Sri Lankan journalists
Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller writes an open letter to journalists in Sri Lanka as he returns from Chogm.
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Sri Lanka, ‘impossible journalism’ and Channel 4 News
As the controversial CHOGM in Sri Lanka comes to an end, Channel 4 News Editor Ben de Pear reveals why he is pulling his team out of the country in the face of intimidation.
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Sri Lanka: grim up north for the Tamil community
President Mahinda Rajapaksa has made much of the development of Sri Lanka’s north following the carnage of war – but has life really improved for the Tamil community living there?
