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Students film Earth from space, via a balloon
With little more than weather balloon, some foam and a camera two Sheffield University students have recorded amazing footage of the Earth from edges of space. Tom Clarke writes
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Haiti cholera: hospitals running out of space
Hospitals are running out of space to treat patients as the cholera epidemic in Haiti spreads. A doctor tells Channel 4 News about fighting the disease on the front line in Port-au-Prince.
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Space cadet: travelling with a British astronaut
“You’re Tim Peake, aren’t you? The new British astronaut?”
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Fight to Fly: Will Labour bring change for people with disabilities?
Disabled people across the country have long complained about the appalling treatment they’re subjected to when travelling by plane.
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Why Orkney is once again at the cutting edge of the green revolution
Once a place where the fossil fuel Klondike brought pioneering energy change generations ago, now Orkney pushes the green energy revolution.
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Government activates emergency measures to tackle prison overcrowding
The government has activated emergency measures across parts of northern England and the Midlands designed to tackle prison overcrowding.
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‘I understand why people compare asylum centre to a prison,’ says Doctors of the World manager
Bex Kerr is Project Manager at Doctors of the World. The organisation, in partnership with Doctors Without Borders, runs a mobile clinic at Wethersfield that she visits regularly.
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‘Our mental health system has not been invested in’ – mental health consultant on Nottingham attacks
We spoke to Julian Hendy, the founder of the Hundred Families charity, and Dr Colin King, a mental health survivor who’s become a practitioner himself.
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‘No excuse’ for Netanyahu not making ceasefire deal, says Israeli activist
We spoke to the Israeli writer and activist Gershon Baskin who has in the past negotiated hostage deals between Israel and Hamas.
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‘The evidence doesn’t show that there’s a two-tier system,’ says National Black Police Association
We speak to Andrew George, president of the National Black Police Association
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‘Anything that adds to the combustibility of prisons is a risk’ – prisons inspector
We spoke to His Majesty’s Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor, and started by asking whether an already stretched prison system can cope with an influx of convicted rioters.
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How cost-of-living crisis affects three generations of one middle-income family
Channel 4 News spoke to three generations of one middle-income family, all affected by the cost-of-living crisis in their own way.
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Does the world need deep-sea mining for the green tech revolution?
This week the international seabed authority is meeting to decide whether this untouched ecosystem can be mined for the metals we need for the green technologies of our future.
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‘It’s shock before the grief really hits’ says Southport Reverend
We spoke to Reverend Rachel Bray – who’s from one of the local churches here.
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Amanda Abbington on Strictly experience – full interview
The actor Amanda Abbington says she first complained to the BBC about her dance partner Giovanni Pernice within days of starting Strictly Come Dancing.