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Ken Clarke’s on board; the Dutch sound nervous
Gary Gibbon is in the snowy Netherlands to see if David Cameron can expect an equally chilly reception for his much-heralded speech on Europe due this Friday.
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Gary Gibbon is in the snowy Netherlands to see if David Cameron can expect an equally chilly reception for his much-heralded speech on Europe due this Friday.
David Cameron will explain on Friday how he wants to renegotiate powers back from Europe. But is he playing poker while the other EU members just want a game of dominos?
Prime Minister David Cameron brings forward the date of his long-awaited speech on the relationship between Britain and Europe, when he plans to offer people a “proper choice” on the future.
George Osborne’s Autumn Statement assumes he is right to claim he can raise £3.5bn from the sale of 4G. A sell-off in the Netherlands did eight times better than expected, but can Britain manage a similar feat?
From a “sextionary” to myths about contraception, one NHS and council-led website is confronting the sexualisation of teenagers head-on, as Channel 4 News’s Generation sex series hears.
In a move designed to increase diversity, atheists could be welcomed into the British Scout movement for the first time in 105 years, the Scout Association says.
Who would have thought? Angela Merkel emerges as the UK’s protector as the EU budget bunfight ends in a stand-off.
The EU summit finishes without agreement after talks on a future budget collapse and David Cameron accuses Brussels of operating in a “parallel universe”.
David Cameron says he is “not happy” as he arrives for crucial EU budget talks in Brussels, despite a compromise proposal which cuts the planned budget by around 80bn euros.
With the Tory party determined to see the EU budget cut and much of the EU preparing to fight for a rise, David Cameron faces a near-impossible negotiation task at the Brussels summit.
Turkey asks Nato to deploy Patriot missiles on its territory to help it defend itself against any Syrian attacks.
Representatives of the three international companies are called before MPs to face charges that they were using legal but undesirable methods to minimise tax payments in the UK.
David Cameron is defeated in the Commons; Labour votes with the Tories and Nick Clegg has had a go at them all. Where next for the UK in the EU?
As MPs table a Commons motion calling for the government to do more to tackle tree diseases, there is criticism that cures for ash dieback are being held back by red tape.
As the government bans ash imports to halt the spread of “dieback”and fells 100,000 trees affected by the disease , Channel 4 asks what effect it will have on the UK.