Matt Frei
What turns young men to terrorism?
After two fatal terrorist attacks in the space of two months, it is time to ask how we can stop thousands of potentially angry young men from being turned to terrorism.
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How British attitudes have changed over 30 years
British people have hardened their view on the NHS in recent years but softened in their attitude towards state benefits for the unemployed, according to the British Social Attitudes survey.
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Chris Patten: from ‘double whammy’ to ‘Fat Pang’
As Chris Patten is accused of misleading MPs over big pay-offs to departing BBC staff, Channel 4 News looks back at the colourful career of Britain’s last governor of Hong Kong.
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School children arrested after blaze
Five children are arrested and bailed in Lancashire after a fire destroys a school that was due to reopen on Monday after the summer holidays.
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Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney dies, aged 74
The Irish poet Seamus Heaney, winner of the Nobel prize for literature, has died at the age of 74. Poet Simon Armitage tells Channel 4 News “it feels like the end of an era”.
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Schools accused of reviving anti-gay sex education policies
Forty five schools across England and Wales, including 19 academies, are accused of having sex education policies that revive defunct laws discriminating against homosexuals.
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Can the heir to the throne marry a Muslim? Or another man?
Royals can now marry Catholics, but what about Hindus or Muslims? Or someone else of the same sex? Channel 4 News examines what recent legislation means for British royalty.
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Pope Francis: who am I to judge gay people?
Pope Francis says gay people should not be marginalised but integrated into society, although the Catholic church still considers homosexual acts sinful.
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Brazil bomb scare ahead of Pope sanctuary visit
As the Pope arrives in Brazil, police find a small explosive in a parking garage near a Catholic sanctuary in the city of Aparecida where he is scheduled to visit later this week.
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Ireland votes to legalise ‘life-saving’ abortion
The Irish parliament legalises abortion for the first time – but only in cases where the mother’s life is at risk from the pregnancy.
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Breaking IVF barriers – Britain a world leader once again
With Britain seemingly set to be the first country to approve babies with three parents, what makes the UK such fertile ground for IVF innovation?
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Matt Frei
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Will England fans listen to IRA chant plea?
As England play Ireland for the first time in 18 years, Roy Hodgson has written to Three Lions fans asking them to avoid chants about the IRA.
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Anti-gay marriage rally keeps debate alive in France
Thousands take to the streets of Paris in opposition of the French government’s legalisation of gay marriage last week in a final show of force, after months of debate that has hugely divided France.
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Lawyers protest against proposed legal aid changes
Up to a thousand lawyers are expected to stage a protest against planned cuts in criminal legal aid at Parliament today.
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Far-right historian takes own life in Paris cathedral
Thousands of tourists are evacuated from Notre Dame cathedral in Paris after a far-right historian, who recently campaigned against France same-sex marriage law, shoots himself at the altar.
