Search results for ‘Cardiff’
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Student fees: more demonstrations across UK
Thousands of students have taken to the streets again to protest against tuition fees. There have been scuffles between police and demonstrators and a handful of arrests.
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Government reveals immigration cap
The government is to announce a proposed cap on the number of migrant workers coming to Britain from outside the EU by an estimated 13 per cent next year.
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Rail fares face 6.2 per cent increase
Train passengers face a rise in rail fares of an average of 6.2 per cent in January – an “outrageous” figure that masks the real rise from individual companies, campaigners tell Channel 4 News.
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July 7: Survivors speak of tube blast terror
Survivors of the July 7 terror attacks have described the moment the Edgware Road bomb exploded. One of the victims said he felt like he was being electrocuted.
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Drug resistant superbug threatens UK hospitals
Efforts to contain a new strain of superbug threatening the NHS and other health authorities around the world may almost be unachievable, exclusive research by Channel 4 News reveals.
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Spending review: the economists’ verdicts
A huge risk that’s hard to justify – or a viable strategy to restore balance to the economy? Two leading economists offer their views to Channel 4 News.
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Osborne to reveal full scale of cuts
The full scale of spending cuts will be unveiled today when Chancellor George Osborne outlines the details of the government’s comprehensive spending review.
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Severn Barrage scrapped in Coalition energy plan
A 10-mile-long barrage across the Severn Estuary to generate tidal power is to be scrapped as part of the Coalition’s first major policy plan on powering Britain to 2025 and beyond, writes Tom Clarke.
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Why are there so few women in architecture?
Would buildings be better if more were created by women? Channel 4 News Stephanie West talks Grand Designs with Zaha Hadid. the winner of the Stirling Prize for Architecture.
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Immigration cap threatens Britain’s scientific future
As top scientists warn the Coalition against an immigration cap, Nobel Prize winner Professor Sir Martin Evans of Cardiff University writes that the “draconian” policy puts Britain’s future at risk.
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ADHD linked to faulty genetics
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a genetic condition rather than a bad diet or poor parenting skills, new research suggests. Kylie Morris looks into the data.
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Police warning over anti-social behaviour cuts
Cuts and a police “retreat from the streets” means law enforcement officers are failing to address the problem of anti-social behaviour, says Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary.
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Pakistan cricket rocked by new fix claims
A Pakistan cricketer accuses teammates of fixing “almost every match” as a fourth player comes under investigation over match-rigging. Channel 4 News hears from a Pakistan cricket expert.
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ICC denies cricket match-fixing ‘failings’
The head of cricket’s governing anti-corruption chief denies his organisation has failed to do its job as police question three Pakistan players following match-fixing claims.
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Cricket bet scam: players could be victims too
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.
