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The purge and death of Jang Song-thaek, uncle of North leader Kim Jong-un, shows a surprising and public power struggle in North Korea.
The government is to review the trade of “legal highs” in a bid to clamp down the soaring numbers of new and potentially fatal drugs.
We should be honest and allow people access to “safe intoxicants” like cannabis, former government drugs adviser Professor David Nutt tells Channel 4 News.
Royal Bank of Scotland promises to “put right” the fact that many of its customers were left “out of pocket” by a computer glitch on Monday.
Cigarettes could to be sold in plain packaging as early as 2015, if the government announces plans to review the measure on Thursday.
Rape victims are being convinced not to pursue their allegations by the police in order to improve crime statistics, a serving officer claims.
Migrants are risking unimaginable horror to escape the poverty of sub-Saharan Africa, travelling through Libya in search of Europe’s promised land.
A new survey reveals 41 per cent of parents and 44 per cent of professionals believe parents are partly to blame for grooming and child sexual exploitation. Channel 4 News meets one victim’s mother.
Never has a city council meeting anywhere been followed with such intrigue. But this was one of the most compelling installments yet of the “Rob Ford show”, Inigo Gilmore reports.
Children’s minister Edward Timpson has expressed “deep concerns” about a serious case review about four year old Hamzah Khan who lay dead in his Bradford home for almost two years.
New video emerges of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford ranting about how he would commit “first-degree murder”. Speaking to reporters, Mr Ford appeared lost for words, and said he was “extremely inebriated”.
Ireland’s seventh austerity budget set out 2.5bn euros of cuts and taxes, including cuts to benefits for under 25s. But our Austerity Kid in Dublin says many are just relieved it wasn’t worse.
It is not religion but dolphinariums and ski resorts that are the opium of Kim Jong-un’s people. In Channel 4 News’s search for “the real” North Korea, we first have to navigate through the country’s facade of “luxury socialism”.
London’s hospitals are at breaking point and will be unable to cope with the needs of the population by 2020, according to top healthcare professionals.
The Sun has been accused of stigmatising mentally ill people and reporting statistics inaccurately in a front-page story. FactCheck takes a look.