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Exclusive: Covert recordings obtained by C4News prove Post Office covered up scandal for years
Recordings proving Post Office management knew subpostmasters’ were not to blame for accounting errors in the Horizon system are broadcast for the first time, as part of an exclusive Channel 4 News report.
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FactCheck: parents in poor areas more likely to struggle getting a childcare place from April
Many more families will become eligible for free childcare next week – but will they find places?
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Structural engineer on the Baltimore bridge collapse
Earlier we spoke to structural engineer Mark Richards and asked him how could such a bridge collapse in the first place, and so quickly?
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Rwanda accused of stoking violence in neighbouring DRC
Conflict has raged for years, with the M23 armed group vying for control in the mineral-rich region.
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Mental health care provider fined £650k over patient death
The father of a man who died while in the care of the Priory has described it as a ‘fundamentally dangerous company’.
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Overall government tax policies since pandemic are ‘raising the tax burden’, says OBR Chairman
Richard Hughes is Chairman of the Office for Budget Responsibility, which assesses the health of the UK’s economy and whose forecasts determine how much the Chancellor has to spend in the Budget.
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Inside the three-year courtroom battle between a Tory donor and former MP
They’re called SLAPPs – legal actions brought by the super rich, “intended to harass, intimidate or financially exhaust opponents.”
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Bernie Sanders on Gaza, genocide and Trump
US Senator Bernie Sanders tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy why the US should stop its funding for Netanyahu’s “horrific war against the Palestinian people”, why a second Trump victory could foment right-wing movements across the world with disastrous consequences, and why taking on the ruling class is a necessary but “long, long process”, in this episode of Ways to Change the World.
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Musical about revolutionary Sheffield council estate hits London’s West End
Park Hill was the revolutionary council estate built in Sheffield in the early 60s which promised “streets in the sky” for families instead of slums.
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Martin Scorsese on his film Killers of the Flower Moon and what it says about America
For nearly 60 years the director Martin Scorsese has chronicled American life, and the violence and greed under its surface.
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FactCheck: Starmer claims ‘nobody feels better off than 14 years ago’
Most people have slightly more money in their pocket, according to the latest data.
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‘There’s always nuance in crime related to mental health,’ says West Midlands police federation
We spoke to Police Sergeant Richard Cooke who chairs the Police Federation in the West Midlands and asked first for his reaction to the case today in Nottingham.
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2023 is UK’s second warmest year on record after 2022, provisional Met Office figures suggest
Last year was the second warmest on record for the UK since records began, according to provisional figures from the Met Office. The hottest was 2022.
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COP28 anger as pledge to ‘phase out’ fossil fuels removed from draft text
We will not go silent to our watery graves – that’s the warning from one of the small island nations most at risk from climate change – after a pledge to “phase out” fossil fuels was removed from the COP28 final agreement.
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Glasgow student and W.H.O worker Dima al-Haj, killed in Gaza, is remembered as a ‘wonderful colleague’ with ‘radiant smile’
Earlier we spoke to Dr Richarrd Paperkorn who is the World Health Organisation representative in the West Bank and Gaza. He began by telling us about Dima Al-Hajj.