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FactCheck: did a report really find ‘0%’ of Labour ads misleading?
The claim’s been shared thousands of times on social media – but it’s wrong.
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Longest climate talks on record end
They were the longest climate talks on record – but the UN’s marathon negotiations in Madrid ended this morning without a deal on the key issue of carbon markets – with delegates opting to leave it until their Glasgow summit next year.
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Racism in key Brexit Party campaign
Undercover filming inside the Brexit Party reveals racism and bigotry from two officials fighting for key Hartlepool seat.
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Ethics lawyer on Trump impeachment: “Nobody thought the Republicans in the senate would turn on President Nixon”
From Minneapolis we’re joined by Richard Painter, who served as the chief White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration.
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Jeremy Corbyn on spending pledges, tax plans and anti-semitism
While Boris Johnson was attacking Jeremy Corbyn at the NATO meeting, the Labour Party leader was on the campaign trail in the East Midlands. Mr Corbyn was happy to be seen alongside a statue of Robin Hood.
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Impeachment Inquiry: Legal experts testify against Trump
As President Trump made his way back to the US his mood may only get worse. The second public phase of impeachment hearings against him has ploughed on in his absence and today constitutional experts testified that his conduct is indeed grounds for removal from office, even – worse than Richard Nixon’s offences during Watergate.
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‘It appears that the establishment have closed ranks’, says Hillsborough Justice Campaign’s Steve Kelly
Joining Krishnan from Liverpool are Steve Kelly, whose brother Michael died at Hillsborough, and Richie Greaves, who was at the ground and was injured in the crush. He’s with his daughter Olivia.
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How climate change is impacting the UK’s most significant wildlife reserves
It makes for bleak reading, but the U.N. says drastic action is the only way to avoid the worst effects of climate change: the world, it says, has procrastinated too long.
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John McDonnell: If Labour decides to Brexit I’ll ‘abide by decision of the party’
Krishnan sat down with Labour’s Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell.
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Labour pledge £75bn housing plan as they launch manifesto
At the launch in Birmingham, Jeremy Corbyn said he was on the side of the people, taking on the bankers, billionaires and the establishment.
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‘My baby was killed by their failings to learn’, says bereaved mother after Telford and Shrewsbury hospital maternity scandal
We are joined now from Hereford by Rhiannon Davies and Richard Stanton – whose daughter Kate died shortly after birth in 2009.
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Julianne Moore on her new film ‘After the Wedding’ and the Me Too movement
It’s a story of an aid worker desperate to rescue her cash-strapped charity – suddenly offered hope through a meeting with a rich philanthropist. After the Wedding, released in cinemas this weekend – is a Hollywood remake of a Danish drama first shown in 2006. Only this time, the two lead roles are played by…
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The illegal industrial fishing damaging Scotland’s ‘Great Barrier Reef’
The crystal-clear waters off Scotland’s west coast are some of the richest marine habitats around any of our 5,000-plus British Isles. Small wonder the places where the ancient quahogs live and the vital maerl forests thrive, are under strict protection. Or are they? Our chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports from Wester Ross, a place they…
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FactCheck: Johnson will need cross-party support to hold an early election
The Prime Minister wants a ballot on 12 December.
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Tony Smith, former UK Border Force, on Essex lorry deaths: ‘This is all about money, international organised crime’
Satbir Singh is chief executive of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, Richard Burnett is chief executive of the Road Haulage Association, and Tony Smith is the former director general of the UK Border Force.