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Your questions ‘answered’ by Football’s governing bodies
Does the Scottish Football Association consider itself bound by Friday’s vote? You’d think this would be a yes or no – but nothing in the Rangers case is simple.
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Internet access remains a luxury good in most countries with connections costing almost half of average monthly incomes, according to a global study launched by the web’s inventor Tim Berners-Lee.
I last met Tony Nicklinson two months ago. It was hard then to believe things could get any worse for him but they have, writes Channel 4 News Presenter Cathy Newman.
Locked-in sufferer Tony Nicklinson, who lost his right-to-die case at the High Court, tells Channel 4 News that politicians reluctant to change euthanasia laws are “cowards”.
Team GB’s equestrian jumping team wins its first gold in 60 years in a tense “jump-off” with the Netherlands.
Taxpayer-owned RBS lost £1.5bn in the first half of the year after an IT meltdown and setting aside funds to compensate customers mis-sold financial products. It now faces fines for Libor rigging.
The focus of British rowing interest turns to Northern Ireland on Thursday, as Coleraine-born Peter and Richard Chambers perform alongside Chris Bartley and Rob Williams in the lightweight men’s four.
Team GB rowers pick up silver in the men’s fours in a closely fought battle against South Africa and Denmark.
The lights go out from the Himalayas to the deserts of Rajasthan as India’s creaking electricity grid collapses, leaving more than half the country’s 1.2 billion people without power.
Mystery still surrounds the fitness of several members of Team GB’s athletics team, while Andy Murray and other Olympic tennis hopefuls face a challenging first round.
The tabloids make a fuss about “plastic Brits” but Team GB is not alone in spreading its net widely. Ahead of London 2012, Channel 4 News reveals the winners and losers in the talent recruitment race.
Does the Scottish Football Association consider itself bound by Friday’s vote? You’d think this would be a yes or no – but nothing in the Rangers case is simple.
Barack Obama is hitting two key swing states in the first bus tour of his re-election campaign. In the battle for the blue-collar vote, he’s bashing his rival Mitt Romney’s big business ties.
After an impressive win against David Ferrer in the Wimbledon quarter-finals, Britain’s Andy Murray now takes on Jo-Wilfried Tsonga for a place in the final. Is this the year he goes all the way?
The “big step forward” is the discovery of the Higgs boson particle at the CERN laboratory in Switzerland. Don’t worry – we’re not going try to FactCheck the existence of the “God particle”.
Scientists at Cern claim to have discovered the “God particle”, explaining how the universe is held together, but does this affect anyone who is not a particle physicist?