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Interest rates rise: What it means for mortgages?
After another interest rate hike – there is a lot of discussion about what it means for mortgages and renters.
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Channel 4 News launches permanent Leeds newsroom as it becomes the first prime time news programme to co-present from two locations
Channel 4 News today launches its permanent newsroom in Leeds, with the daily bulletin set to be delivered from two national newsrooms as the broadcaster expands its commitment to nations and regions coverage.
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How Britain is losing essential hedgerows in the midst of a biodiversity crisis
They are a symbol of the British landscape – a rich tapestry of nature, home to birds, to insects and to flowers. But hedges are under threat and new figures seen exclusively by this programme reveal the full extent of the destruction. So who’s doing it – and who’s fighting to save them?
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Campaigners save 19 trees in Plymouth from being felled
Campaigners have managed to save 19 trees in Plymouth city centre from being given the chop – amid outrage over the city council’s decision to cut down more than a hundred trees last week.
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FactCheck: SNP energy bills claim ‘doesn’t ring true’, says Ofgem
Stephen Flynn claimed that the average household energy bill in Scotland is currently around £3,500, but Ofgem said this figure “doesn’t ring true”. FactCheck takes a look.
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Gary Lineker to return to Match of the Day
Gary Lineker says he is delighted to be back at Match of the Day – thanking supporters for their “remarkable show of solidarity”.
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“The endemic level of misogyny within certain parts of policing is terrifying”, says the Director of the Centre for Women’s Justice
Harriet Wistrich is a lawyer and director of the Centre for Women’s Justice.
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Who is in the race to buy Manchester United?
The race to buy Manchester United is heating up after at least two bidders registered their interest ahead of a soft deadline.
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All Quiet on the Western Front producer Malte Grunert on the story’s enduring relevance
It’s a story of a young German soldier during the First World War that’s familiar to many people in both Germany and Britain.
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Pressure on BBC Chairman to resign as report finds ‘significant errors of judgement’
The BBC chairman, Richard Sharp, is facing further calls to resign, after he was found to have made “significant errors of judgement” according to a damning report by MPs investigating his appointment. The cross-party committee criticised Mr Sharp over his role as a go-between for a loan guarantee to Boris Johnson, while he had been…
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Ukraine war likely to last until 2025, says former army commander
We spoke to General Sir Richard Barrons, a former Commander of the UK’s Joint Forces Command.
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Government’s official advisors say ‘lack of leadership’ has left UK unprepared for climate change
The Climate Change Committee says that around £10 billion a year of “essential” new investment is needed — but that “adaptation in the UK remains chronically underfunded and overlooked”.
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Calls for resignations over Zahawi tax inquiry and BBC Chairman’s involvement in loan to Boris Johnson
There have been more calls for resignations amid two ongoing political scandals.
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Discovery of more classified Biden documents ‘clearly a security breach’, says former White House ethics lawyer
We spoke to Richard Painter, a law professor at the University of Minnesota who was the chief White House ethics lawyer between 2005-07.
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FactCheck: how will planned strike laws work, what are minimum service levels and when could they apply?
Unions have reacted angrily to the plans.