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Louise Casey interview
Interview with integration report author, Dame Louise Casey.
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Brexit: Farage v Clarke
Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage and ex-cabinet minister Ken Clarke.
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Italy: Five Star Movement interview
Interview with Manlio Di Stefano, an MP from Italy’s Five Star Movement.
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Teenager granted wish to be cryogenically frozen
A teenage girl has been granted her dying wish for her body to be frozen in the hope that she can be returned to life at some point in the future.The courts became involved in the case of the 14-year-old, who had a rare form of cancer, because of a dispute between her divorced parents.
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Mental health: ex-ministers criticise Government
Every former health secretary for the past 20 years has lambasted the Government over the way mental health patients are treated. In an open letter, they voiced their “alarm and dismay” at what they call the Government’s failed promise to treat mental health on a par with physical health.
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Amber Rudd defends child abuse inquiry
The Home Secretary Amber Rudd has defended the controversial independent inquiry into historical child sex abuse, insisting that it has a “vital role to play”. A panel member of the inquiry has told Channel 4 News they will stay the course.
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Trump makes key appointments
The direction that President-elect Donald Trump is taking America is becoming clearer. He has appointed three conservative loyalists and army veterans to lead his national security and law enforcement teams.
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Ilhan Omar interview
Interview with America’s first ever Somali-US legislator, Ilhan Omar.
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President Obama visits Europe for the last time
It’s his “farewell tour” of Europe. But Barack Obama was keen to use his last appearance alongside the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to put down a marker for his successor, warning Donald Trump to be ready to stand up to Russia if needed. Speaking in Berlin, the President said that Mrs Merkel had been his…
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Philippines President may withdraw country from ICC
The Philippines president, Rodrigo Duterte, says his country may become the latest to withdraw its support from the International Criminal Court. The court was set up to try war crimes and crimes against humanity, but a growing number of countries have been announcing their withdrawal – including three African countries and, yesterday, Russia.
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East Aleppo: bombardment continues with dozens reported dead
The bombardment of eastern Aleppo has continued today – with dozens reported dead. We hear reports that the bombing has intensified even in the last hour. There are also warnings of an acute lack of fuel and food in the besieged city as winter approaches.
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Apple and Ireland pledge to fight EU tax ruling
Apple and Ireland say they will contest an EU tax ruling that has landed the American tech giant with a 13 billion euro bill.
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Dads behind bars: teaching inmates to put kids before crime
Britain’s biggest prison, HMP Parc, runs a groundbreaking reform programme reinforcing inmates’ links with their children to prevent re-offending. Channel 4 News has been given unprecedented access.
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Yes, Denmark really wants to strip refugees of jewellery
It’s not a hoax: the Danish government really is legislating to search refugees and confiscate jewellery and other valuables.
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Junior doctors vote for first all-out strike in NHS history
Junior doctors have voted overwhelmingly in favour for the first ever all-out strike action in the history of the NHS.
