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Contaminated German eggs in UK foods
It has emerged that eggs contaminated with dioxins in Germany may have made their way into foods sold in Britain. The Food Standards Agency says there is no danger to public health.
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Who’s deceiving who on the deficit?
The claim “My concern is that a great deceit designed to damage Labour has led to profoundly misguided and dangerous economic decisions that I fear will cause deep damage to Britain’s future. What is this deceit? It is that the deficit was caused by chronic overspending rather than a global financial crisis that resulted in…
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Christmas ‘terror plot’ targeted London landmarks
Nine men are remanded in custody accused of an alleged terror plot to blow up the London Stock Exchange and the American Embassy, and planning a series of parcel bombs directed at prominent figures.
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UK snow: latest travel updates
As the travel chaos continues across Britain, Channel 4 News keeps you updated over the Christmas period.
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Christmas getaway could be hampered by freezing weather
With 18,000 cars expected on the roads, drivers are warned of black ice and congestion as traffic hits its peak tonight. One traveller tells Channel 4 News of his 4-day journey from Iraq to Scotland.
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Anti-terror raids: 12 arrested in major police operation
Twelve men have been arrested in a major anti-terrorism operation in Cardiff, Stoke-on-Trent and London. Midlands Correspondent Darshna Soni says the arrests in Stoke were “low-key”.
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UK snow strands air travellers
Freezing conditions brings chaos to Heathrow, Britain’s biggest airport, as the severe weather continues and parts of the country grind to a halt.
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UK snow: effect on shoppers
Snow on the last Saturday before Christmas, traditionally one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, spells potential disaster for retailers.
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UK snow: effect on shoppers
Snow on the last Saturday before Christmas, traditionally one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, spells potential disaster for retailers.
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Snow causes travel chaos as flights grounded
Freezing conditions force UK airports to close on what was expected to be the busiest travel weekend of the festive period.
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British Council puts 1930s and 1940s films online
A series of British propaganda films from the 1930s and 1940s are put online for the first time by the British Council.
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Police and protesters injured during tuition fees demo
Police officers have been injured and protesters arrested during demonstrations against tuition fees. MPs have voted to increase the cap on student fees to £9,000 in England.
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Aspirin: the new anti-cancer ‘miracle drug’
New scientific research suggests that daily low doses of aspirin could help middle-aged people reduce the risk of dying of a range of cancers.
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FactCheck: students turn against the Lib Dems
FactCheck analyses how important the student vote is to the Liberal Democrats
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Over 170 arrested in fresh wave of protests
Across Britain last night, at least 170 people were arrested during a third day of violent protests against plans to raise student tuition fees.