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Jackie Long talks to a man who claims he knows one of the men convicted of child rape, as she examines the tensions on Lincoln Road, the Peterborough street where predators picked up children for sex.
Millions of people will borrow money on credit to help them fund their festive family celebrations this year. Some are still paying off the last. Jackie Long reports.
It’s one of the most difficult times of the year for those who knew soldiers killed in Afghanistan. Jackie Long went to meet the mother of one of the most high profile soldiers to die in there.
Cynthia P Schneider, a former US diplomat speaks to Jackie Long about the problems in Syria and what the US can do next.
Watch again: Jackie Long hosts a Google Hangout with the people we have met up and down the country this week as part of #c4newspopup. Is the economy really recovering?
For #c4newspopup we take a global debate to the teashops of Cumbria. Jackie Long finds people shocked at the violence in Syria – but wary of military intervention.
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I love a bit of pop music and know a good deal more about One Direction than is perhaps wise to admit, writes Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long. So what’s the verdict on Morgan Spurlock’s new film about the boy band?
Margaret Thatcher divided opinion like no other prime minister. Jackie Long speaks to Brian Thwaites, a Labour voter who became a lifelong Tory after seizing the chance to buy his own council home.
The government has labelled the 20-year-old disability living allowance outdated, but its proposed replacement has not been widely welcomed. Social affairs editor Jackie Long explains the changes.
The budget is aimed at the “aspiration nation” – but will it make a difference? Krishnan and Jackie Long talk to people across the UK, while Jon Snow talks to shadow treasury minister Chris Leslie.
The Dutch call them “loverboys” – men who groom women into relationships, then force them into prostitution. Jackie Long met Tom, British father of one such girl, as he tried to rescue his daughter.
Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Jackie Long discuss the interview with Emma Harrison former chairman of A4e, and major shareholder on Channel 4 News tonight.
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Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long blogs on this year’s GCSE marking debacle, and who will get the blame.
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As hundreds of thousands of students receive their A-level results, Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long blogs on how the world that students will be entering has changed in the last few decades.
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Jackie Long meets the Remploy employees out on strike over plans to shut 27 of the company’s 54 factories.