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Feeling sorry for Fred Goodwin?
Don’t just get rid of Fred Goodwin’s knighthood – let’s rethink the honours system as a whole says Jon Snow.
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Don’t just get rid of Fred Goodwin’s knighthood – let’s rethink the honours system as a whole says Jon Snow.
Former Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Fred “the shred” Goodwin loses his knighthood in a “very political strip show”, as Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports.
The Royal College of Physicians agrees to a request by a group of its members to call an extraordinary general meeting to discuss the NHS bill, writes Victoria Macdonald.
In a letter rejecting the BMA’s “blanket opposition” to the new health and social care bill, senior doctors say the NHS will be in “peril” if government health reforms are derailed.
Is Ken Livingstone’s proposal to cut London’s transport fares without hitting services plausible? Channel 4 News’ Factcheck investigates.
NHS managers are “salami-slicing” services as they struggle to cut costs at the same time as the government presses for reform, MPs warn, as a top NHS figure tells Channel 4 News of “financial chaos”.
As Sir Richard Branson recommends decriminalising drugs, Channel 4 News hears that the real fight for those harmed by drug misuse is against cuts to care.
Police hope a trial scheme, dubbed Operation Tornado, will stop the easy movement of stolen scrap metal, as soaring metal prices drive illicit trade. Alex Thomson reports from a Kent scrapyard.
Forecasters say there will be a “brief respite” today from heavy winds, but Scotland and the north of England will see gusts of up to 75mph again tonight. Heavy rain will also return.
Britain faces a difficult year in 2012, says the prime minister in his new year’s message – but he pledges the coalition government will do “everything it takes” to get the country up to strength.
The biggest political porkies of 2011: Channel 4 News’ FactCheck team run through the dodgiest politics claims of the year.