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A bomb travelled onboard two passenger jets before being seized in Dubai. Lord Carlile tells Channel 4 News the UK’s counter-terrorism review must focus on the dangers of radicalised individuals.
Universities Minister David Willetts answers a plea from our Young Blogger of the Year, setting out the government’s case in the debate over student fees.
The best seats at the London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony will be twice the price of other global sporting events – but organisers say this will keep ticket costs down for sports fans.
Graduates face paying thousands more for degrees under proposals published today – and Business Secretary Vince Cable tells Gary Gibbon many courses will cease to receive government subsidies.
The buy-to-let property market is back, thanks to the bailed out banks – but it comes at a price and there will be winners and losers, writes Economics Editor Faisal Islam.
The buy-to-let property market is back, thanks to the taxpayer. But there is a backlash against it, as Channel 4 News Economics Editor Faisal Islam discovers.
Lt Mark Evison’s mother Margaret Evison explains to Channel 4 News that she wants Mark’s story to help British soldiers receive the vital equipment they need to fight in the Afghanistan war.
Exclusive: the mother of British officer Mark Evison killed by the Taliban in Afghanistan tells Channel 4 News she wants the world to see the video showing the moments leading up to her son’s death.
Exclusive: Channel 4 News publishes a letter written to Lt Evison’s mother by his commanding officer, Lt Col Rupert Thorneloe, the highest ranking soldier to die in the Afghanistan war.
Six men have been arrested in London over a potential threat to the Pope who spent the day in London on his first-ever state visit to the UK.
As the Pope criticises Britain’s “aggressive secularism”, Catholic Madeleine Teahan writes for Channel 4 News that people should give him a chance, or face betraying the UK sense of tolerance.
Rochdale plays host to hundreds of mourners of “Big Cyril”, the veteran Liberal Democrat politician Sir Cyril Smith who died 10 days ago.
Thousands gather in St Paul’s Cathedral for a special service to remember the Battle of Britain and those who survived the blitz during the Second World War. Alex Thomson meets one such survivor.
World War Two piper Bill Millin, who heroically played the bagpipes as the Germans fired at troops during the D-Day landings in 1944, has been laid to rest in Exeter.
As the controversy continues over Pakistan’s cricket team’s alleged betting scam, Alex Thomson asks if the young, inexperienced players could be victims of the corruption themselves.