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Amazon’s attempt to sell T-shirts exhorting people to rape or hit women proves not to be as exceptional as we may have supposed
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As leaders of some of the world’s biggest economies head to the G8 summit in Northern Ireland, David Cameron has put tax at the top of the agenda.
The “big four” accountancy firms are accused of using information gleaned from working for government departments to help firms and wealthy people avoid tax.
David Cameron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel agree to work together to make the European Union more competitive and flexible, say Downing Street.
Civil servants to follow up a strike on Budget day with a second walkout in a row over pay, pensions and terms and conditions.
Amazon’s attempt to sell T-shirts exhorting people to rape or hit women proves not to be as exceptional as we may have supposed
As Barclays announces a big fall in profits and a revamp of its business, Channel 4 News looks at what went wrong at the bank and asks if the future will be any brighter.
The writer Ian McEwan has spoken of a “crisis of institutional failure” in the ten years since the mass demonstration against the invasion of Iraq that inspired one of his most celebrated novels.
Rangers were among the world’s most successful football clubs. The old Rangers company no longer exists, replaced by a new company, plying their trade in the third division. Alex Thomson explains why.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls defends Labour’s proposals to get unemployed people into minimum wage jobs, telling Channel 4 News that “there is no option of staying on benefits year after year”.
As Chancellor George Osborne delivers his autumn statement on the economy and spending, we gather some alternative suggestions on to how to tackle the country’s fiscal woes.
George Osborne unveils a real-terms cut in working age benefits in his autumn statement in a bid to boost the UK’s struggling economy.
The economic future is bleak, but the chancellor wants to stick to his deficit reduction plan – so something has to give. Is he planning a VAT hike to 22.5 per cent? A stamp duty rise on luxury homes?
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander warns there “could not be a worse time” for the government to abandon its deficit reduction strategy.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg hopes some crowd-pleasing new policy can help him shelter from the storm of poor poll ratings at his party conference.
A year ago, activists pitched tents in New York’s Zucotti Park and the global Occupy protest movement was born. But has it actually changed anything? Channel 4 News takes a look.