Jon Snow
BP: If the cap fits…
What might otherwise be regarded as an incredible feat of engineering has been achieved a mile under the ocean in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Andy Burnham: the ‘ordinary’ candidate
Andy Burnham tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy that the Labour party should be “for a fairer spread of health, wealth and life chances”.
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David Miliband: frontrunner and underdog
David Miliband tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy “the good society is defined not just by a good government but by a strong community”.
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Jon Snow
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David Miliband launches Labour leader bid
David Miliband declares his candidacy for the Labour leadership following the general election and Gordon Brown’s resignation.
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Gary Gibbon
#Asktheleaders: Nick Clegg under scrutiny
We’ve the first of three films looking at the main party leaders: a look at Nick Clegg. More blessings have been laid at his feet than for many a Liberal leader. But has he exploited them all? Party critics in the profile feel he hasn’t made the capital he might’ve done out of the expenses…
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Jon Snow
On budget day, what can Luton and Hull teach us?
I found the whole experience of being cast off into towns we never visit to talk to people we rarely meet somewhat like going on a foreign trip, writes Jon Snow.
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Jack Straw on Blix, 'Plan B' and Robin Cook…
Just time for a short entry this evening. Had part planned a mini-rant about why on earth Jack Straw – the war-time Foreign Secretary – was only being allocated a paltry three hour session by the Inquiry, but now of course we know he’ll be coming back for another one in about a fortnight.
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Iran: Jon Snow interviews President Ahmadinejad
In a full and frank interview President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tells Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow that Iran is “solid and united” and defended his right to develop nuclear power.
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Ten ideas to save the planet: climate of apathy
We may be able to engineer solutions to the climate change problem – but can we engineer our societies to become “responsible consumers” demanding less from stretched resources?
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Iran: you don't need to be a protester to get hit
TEHRAN, IRAN – Whenever the riot police charge, waving their batons, with their shields to the fore, people run down the streets to escape. The black-clad riot squad move in phalanxes on motor-bikes, riding up on the pavements, swiping at passers-by. You don’t have to be a protestor to get hit.
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Jon Snow
A spectacle we have never seen before
A political crisis This is a political spectacle none of us has ever seen before. The government is reshuffling itself. Hazel Blears has just shuffled herself out of the Cabinet. She’d have been fired anyway over her second homery and non-payment of capital gains tax. Two other ministers, one of them another woman, are expected…
