Siobhan Kennedy
Is Marks & Spencer missing a trick with online shopping?
Why is Marks & Spencer shunning online retail? Business Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy explores the growth of online, and if M&S is missing a trick.
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Cyclist Graeme Obree: ‘Happiness is a strange thing’
Champion cyclist Graeme Obree once tried to take his own life. Ahead of a new record attempt, he says he is now content – but not necessarily happy. (Courtesy: humansinvent.com)
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Millions of Britons plagued by PPI calls
Two thirds of British adults have received unwanted messages about making a claim for missold payment protection insurance.
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Popping up a mountain? Five things we learned in Cumbria
Tourism is Cumbria’s lifeline but how are local people faring after a deep recession and is there enough there to keep young talent at home? #c4newspopup in the Lake District.
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Monsoon rains trigger Philippines flash floods
Flash floods have left eight dead and 133,000 seeking shelter in evacuation centres, following days of torrential rain across the main island of Luzon. In some places, the floodwater was chest-deep.
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The British high street – shopping mecca or charity case?
The British high street is back in business, says a new survey – but is it full of charity shops and discount stores? We’re trying to find out as #c4newspopup tours Britain this week. You tell us!
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Fishermen missing as Typhoon hits Philippines
Philippines is battered by the year’s strongest typhoon, triggering landslides and floods, cutting power and communications and leaving nine fishermen missing, weather and disaster officials said.
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On the front-line: Life in A&E reaching tipping point
As the government pledges £500m to help relieve pressure on struggling services, Chanel 4 news speaks to A&E Consultant Dr Clifford Mann about life in the field.
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South American nations discuss Morales ‘virtual kidnapping’
Latin American leaders slam European governments for diverting Bolivian President Evo Morales’ plane on rumours it was carrying wanted former US spy Edward Snowden.
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Philippine government destroys elephant tusk haul
The Philippine government destroys five tonnes of seized elephant tusks, worth an estimated $10m, in a statement that it will not condone the illegal trade of ivory.
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GCHQ ‘to reveal links to US eavesdropping network’
Britain’s GCHQ listening post will give parliament’s intelligence and security committee full details of its links to the American Prism programme, according to chairman Sir Malcolm Rifkind.
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Siobhan Kennedy
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Cleveland kidnappings: women held in chains
Three US women abducted 10 years ago and held captive in a house in Ohio were restrained with chains and ropes, a police chief says.
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Tornado sweeps across Mississippi
A large tornado sweeps across the US state of Mississippi leaving one person dead and several more injured.
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Nick Clegg: Tories are like a ‘broken shopping trolley’
Nick Clegg tells the Lib Dem Spring Conference that the option to pull UK out of the European Convention on Human Rights “won’t be on the cabinet table so long as I’m sitting round it”.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Cameroon kidnappings: a widening al-Qaeda linked war?
As seven French tourists are kidnapped in Cameroon, International Editor Lindsey Hilsum asks if groups linked to al-Qaeda are implementing a widening war against the west.
