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You might pass Servando “La Tuta” Gomez on the street and not look twice. But with a $2.5m bounty on his head, the charismatic leader of Mexico’s Knights Templar drug cartel commands respect and fear.
Siobhan Kennedy
25-year-old Gemma Jupe has two children, one just weeks old. But she’s being evicted despite paying her rent on time because she’s on housing benefit.
At 25 years old, Daniel Burton was the poster boy for rent-to-rent, the latest property market craze. But earlier this year both he and his company simply vanished. Channel 4 News tracks him down.
As new figures show a rise in mortgage lending is more down to buy-to-letters than first-time buyers, where is the public debate about the effect of government intervention in the mortgage market?
Ex-Tory treasurer Lord McAlpine releases a statement saying allegations linking him to child abuse are “wholly false”. Former care home resident Steve Messham apologises, citing mistaken identity.
A militant Islamist leader whose forces have just conquered two-thirds of the West African state of Mali vows to launch holy war against the west.
The government averts a potentially damaging Commons defeat over House of Lords reform by cancelling the vote after admitting it had only a slim chance of winning.
As a report accuses the property industry of being “oblivious” to the needs of disabled people, a young wheelchair user tells Channel 4 News she is being denied an independent life.
Private landlords who provide lower-rent, longer-term tenancies for young people and families should get tax breaks to help avert a looming “homelessness disaster”, a thinktank says.
Jack Ashley, Lord Ashley of Stoke, a parliamentarian and disabled rights campaigner is dead at age 89 after a short illness, his family said.
With austerity looming, pension strikes back on the agenda and youth unemployment on the rise, is intergenerational conflict inevitable? Channel 4 News hears from both sides.
Former Prime Minister John Major and ex-Lord’s development committee member Lord Grabiner say the club should have pushed ahead with £100m redevelopment.
“These figures show just how much our economy is being affected by the crisis in the eurozone.” Chris Grayling, September 16 2011 The background The employment minister has pinned the blame for this week’s dire unemployment figures firmly on the sovereign debt crisis in Europe. We’ve already FactChecked the claim – increasing popular on the…
There are nearly 1,500 “rogue” landlords in England, research by the housing charity Shelter shows.
The dream of owning their own home is fading for many young people in the UK according to a new study.