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Has Syria's horror spawned peace for Kurds in Turkey?
A glimmer of light amid the horror of the Syrian civil war? Jon Snow blogs on how the violence across the border may have boosted peace talks in Turkey.
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Archbishop Welby: with influence but without authority?
As Justin Welby is enthroned as the new archbishop of Canterbury, he talks to Jon Snow about protecting the poor, a “cultural change” in banking, and why he has influence but not authority.
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The budget: what do the public think?
The budget is aimed at the “aspiration nation” – but will it make a difference? Krishnan and Jackie Long talk to people across the UK, while Jon Snow talks to shadow treasury minister Chris Leslie.
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Budget: do the numbers add up?
As the budget reveals winners and losers, Jon Snow talks to Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the treasury, and Robert Chote, chairman of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
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Dame Judi Dench: I’m a Quaker and a ‘peacenik’
As she prepares to open opposite actor Ben Wishaw in a new play about the girl who inspired Alice in Wonderland, Dame Judi Dench tells Jon Snow about her role, her beliefs, and about ageing.
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Is nuclear the way forward for UK’s energy crisis? -video
As the UK awaits a government decision on a new nuclear power plant in Somerset, Jon Snow asks Lord Browne, former BP boss, whether the country can embrace new energy forms – and when.
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Rodman in Rome ‘to support’ new Pope
Ahead of the naming of the new Pope, Jon Snow caught up with basketballer Dennis Rodman, in Rome for the papal ceremony and fresh from meeting his friend, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un.
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How is his native Argentina receiving Pope Francis?
Pope Francis is the first Pope to hail from Latin America. Presenter Jon Snow reports on how proud people in his native country are about his appointment.
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What kind of Pope do people want?
As the quest for a new Pope enters its second day, watch Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow take to the streets of the Vatican City to find out what sort of leader people want.
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What will prison be like for Vicky Pryce?
As Vicky Pryce starts eight months behind bars, Jon Snow talks to Paula Harriott of charity User Voice, which supports offenders. She spent four years behind bars for drugs offences.
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Shall we stuff the president?
As the Venezuelans commit to embalming Hugo Chavez, Jon Snow suggests they should take note of what has happened to other great men – stuffing a President doesn’t do him any good in the long run.
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Happy 150th birthday to London Underground
As the Tube celebrates its 150th anniversary, a series of Penguin books called “Underground Lines” is being released. John Lanchester, one of the authors in the series, talks to Jon Snow.
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Westerwelle on the EU and the future
Jon Snow speaks to Germany’s foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, about the fallout across the EU from Greece’s economic woes and how the region fares in the world economy.
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The comic and the criminal sound a warning for us all
As a comic and criminal enjoy successes in Italy’s national elections, Jon Snow asks if, across Europe, we should heed this warning about the state of democracy?
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Cardinal ‘very sad’ about O’Brien claims
Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor tells Jon Snow he was “very sad” to hear about allegations against Cardinal Keith O’Brien and that the next Pope will continue to “assert the teachings of the church”.
