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Olympic medals revealed at London 2012 countdown
As the medals for the London 2012 Olympic Games are revealed, Channel 4 News correspondent Tom Clarke becomes the first journalist to swim inside the newly-unveiled Aquatics Centre.
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London 2012 and the Olympics host city curse
A row between the British Olympic Association and the Games organising committee threatened to blight UK preparations for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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Paralympic cyclists gear up for London Olympics
Channel 4 News reporter Katie Razzall gains exclusive access to the hi-tech training ground of Britain’s Paralympic handcycling team as they race towards gold in London 2012.
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Government to intervene in Olympic cash row
The Government is set to step in to try to broker a peace deal in the cash row that is threatening to mar preparations for the 2012 Olympic Games.
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London Olympics: Velodrome comes off the blocks
The 2012 London Olympics takes a big step – or rather roll – forward with the opening of the Velodrome. Jane Deith reports from East London.
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Are the 2012 Olympics bad for Scotland, as SNP claims?
SNP make a number of claims about how the 2012 Olympics are detrimental to the Scottish economy.
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Project 2025: doomsday for Democrats and denial from Republicans – but what is it?
Project 2025. Two words that Kamala Harris nearly always mentions on the stump, and it is always greeted with boos from the crowd. For Democrats, it is the coming doomsday.
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Could Walz and Harris force ‘weird’ Trump out of the race?
Is Kamala Harris’s pick as Presidential running-mate a disaster for ‘weird’ Donald Trump? Matt Frei discusses the rise of Tim Walz with senior figures from Democrats Abroad and Republicans Overseas.
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Labour’s Angela Rayner will face no further police action
Greater Manchester Police said they would take no further action against the party’s deputy leader Angela Rayner over the sale of her council house in Stockport nine years ago.
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‘Greeted as heroes after eating their friends’: Society of the Snow
It’s a well-known true story of extreme survival: the plane that took off from Montevideo in Uruguay in October 1972 on its way to Santiago in Chile. On board – 45 people, including a rugby team.
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The legacy of Donald Trump’s foreign policy
In this episode we speak to the Atlantic Council’s Christopher Preble, who leads a team that analyses and questions American policies abroad.
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How to search for someone lost in the Amazon rainforest
On the 5th of June this year, a 10-day search for two men began in the deep of the Amazon rainforest.
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Ukraine: four ways the war might end
On today’s episode of The Fourcast, Georgina Lee from our FactCheck team talks through four possible ways the war in Ukraine might end.
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War in Europe: Russia invades Ukraine
The past 24 hours from the invasion of Ukraine – as reported on by our team on the ground.
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How to convince the unvaccinated
How should scientists and the government talk to those who are hesitant to get the coronavirus jab?