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World central banks act to stem Eurozone crisis
Five of the world’s most powerful central banks have flooded the international financial system with dollars to stave off a liquidity crisis in European banks.
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FactCheck: Is Britain Nato’s top gun in Libya?
Britain “won’t be left behind” in the grab for Libyan oil contracts, William Hague said today, as world leaders flocked to Paris to plot out the new Libya. And why should we? Rumours are rife that Libya’s new government plans to hand the French the keys to 35 per cent of the country’s oil. And we’ve done just as much to help Libya as the French, haven’t we? Hmm not exactly, FactCheck discovers.
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Net migration up by a fifth as fewer leave
New figures show net migration has risen by 21 per cent to 239,000 as Political Editor Gary Gibbon recalls an immigration pledge by David Cameron labelled “barmy” by critics.
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Jersey knife victims ‘perfect family’
A Jersey man suspected of stabbing six people to death, including his wife and two young children, is described as a “really good father” by friends, who say the family seemed “almost perfect”.
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Jersey stabbings: eyewitness account
Police are investigating the murder of six Polish people in Jersey, including three young children. Channel 4 News has spoken to an eyewitness.
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Man appears in court over robbery of Malaysian student
A man appears before magistrates charged with attacking a Malaysian student during the London riots, as the courts work overtime to process hundreds of suspects.
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New footage shows start of Croydon furniture store fire
As footage emerges of the fire that destroyed Reeves furniture shop in Croydon, the man who shot the film tells Channel 4 News how the scene developed and how the police could have done more.
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Norway gunman claims two more terror cells exist
Norway gunman Anders Behring Breivik has admitted carrying out Friday’s shootings and Oslo bomb but denies criminal responsibility. The 32-year-old has also claimed there are two more terror cells.
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Pole who killed pensioner after warrant failings faces jail
A Polish fugitive who killed a pensioner in her own home after police failed to check his identity has been convicted of manslaughter. Channel 4 News learns new procedures have now been put in place.
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Amy Winehouse cancels European shows after ‘scandalous’ gig
Singer Amy Winehouse cancels two dates on her European tour after she was booed for appearing too drunk to perform at a concert in Serbia.
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NATO risks military irrelevance says Robert Gates
NATO risks “collective military irrelevance” unless Europe boosts its spending, according to US Defence Secretary Robert Gates.
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Germany blames Spain for killer cucumbers
As the death toll from a deadly E.coli outbreak climbs to 14 in Germany, the Spanish government hits back at claims its vegetables are to blame.
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Net migration to the UK rises, as numbers leaving UK fall
A 20 per cent fall in the number of people moving out of the UK has undermined the government’s pledge to reduce net migration.
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Obama lands in Ireland to start European tour
US President Barack Obama arrives in the Republic of Ireland at the start of a week-long tour of Europe.
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Obama in Europe: the ‘special relationship’ redefined
As President Barack Obama arrives for his tour of Europe, Channel 4 News US politics analyst Felicity Spector looks at what he is hoping to achieve from the trip.