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Tunisian president stands down after violent protests
After two decades in power, the Tunisian President stands down in the face of violent anti-Government unrest across the country. Jonathan Rugman reports on the crisis, from Tunisia.
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Channel 4 News poll: students desert Lib Dems over fees
Students turn against the Liberal Democrats and embrace Labour as opposition mounts to the Coalition Government’s plan to treble university tuition fees.
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Government wins student tuition fees vote as protests grow
As the Government wins a vote to treble university tuition fees, violence flares across Whitehall. Alex Thomson says that nine police officers and scores of protesters are hurt.
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Police and protesters injured during tuition fees demo
Police officers have been injured and protesters arrested during demonstrations against tuition fees. MPs have voted to increase the cap on student fees to £9,000 in England.
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Decision day for tuition fees as students descend on London
Protesters are once again descending on London in their thousands today, as MPs vote on whether to treble tuition fees for students.
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More student protests on eve of crucial Commons vote
Thousands of students are expected to take to the streets today and tomorrow to protest against the planned rise in tuition fees.
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Nick Clegg defends tuition fees ahead of vote
The Government offers concessions on student tuition fees in an effort to head off a Liberal Democrat rebellion. Nick Clegg tells Channel 4 News the policy is the “right thing to do”.
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Tuition fees: Lib Dem Ministers WILL back Government
The Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg says that all his party’s Ministers will support plans to raise university tuition fees following a meeting of MPs at Westminster.
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Student fees: Cable may abstain from vote
A senior Lib Dem tells Gary Gibbon that getting its MPs in line over the tuition fees vote is like “herding frogs”, as Business Secretary Vince Cable says he may abstain and students protest again.
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Gove spells out education reforms
Schools in England are to be given more power and independence but will face tougher academic targets. Gary Gibbon quizzes Education Secretary Michael Gove on the plans.
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Migration cap: May seeks 20 per cent cut in non-EU workers
Home Secretary Theresa May says the number of migrant workers coming to Britain from outside the EU will be cut by a fifth and capped at 21,700 from next year. Gary Gibbon looks at the numbers.
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Ireland asks for bailout
Ireland finally asks Europe for a financial bailout, after weeks of speculation – but the strings which might be attached to the “momentous” deal are not yet clear, as Faisal Islam explains.
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Ireland awaits economic rescue
Ahead of an EU bailout and a government austerity package, Channel 4 News speaks to Irish graduates about whether the country offers them a future.
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Prince William to marry Kate Middleton
Prince William is to marry girlfriend Kate Middleton next year after proposing last month, using his mother’s iconic engagement ring but hoping to “learn lessons from the past”, as Gary Gibbon hears.
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William and Kate: a Royal future awaits
From flatmate to the future king’s first love, Kate Middleton is to marry Prince William amid traditional fanfare and a future of public scrutiny. Channel 4 News looks at the married couple to be.
