Search results for ‘Katie Razzall’
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‘Bridgend 50’ fighting back in No Go Britain
As No Go Britain reveals the stories of disabled people struggling to travel on public transport, Katie Razzall meets a group of campaigners in Wales who are pushing for change.
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Duchenne and a life worth living
Sometimes you meet someone and realise you can learn a lot from their approach to life. That happened when I met Jon Hastie – a man with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, writes Katie Razzall.
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No Go Britain: disabled passengers ‘stranded’ and ‘lost’
In the first of a series of special reports on No Go Britain, Katie Razzall looks at a growing campaign by disabled passengers pushing for a better deal on public transport.
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Dexter Fletcher’s lessons to child stars
One of Britain’s most famous child actors makes his debut directing the new generation. Can Dexter Fletcher guide his protégés through the perils of film-making? Katie Razzall reports.
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Anonymous: ethical hackers or cyber-criminals?
Support for “hacktivist” group Anonymous is at an all-time high. But as Katie Razzall asks, is the group acting out of an anti-authority ethic or simply hacking for its own sake?
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Fallout after French credit rating downgraded
France’s Prime Minister has attempted to downplay the downgrade of the country’s credit rating. Katie Razzall reports for Channel 4 News.
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Paralympians struggling to attract sponsorship
Paralympians are struggling to attract lucrative corporate sponsorship ahead of next year’s Games in London, writes Katie Razzall.
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Mother who found comic relief after toddler son’s death
Channel 4 News reporter Katie Razzall meets a mother who turned a personal tragedy into graphic art.
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Will University Technical Colleges pay off?
Can new University Technical Colleges produce the next generation of world-class engineers, designers and scientists? Katie Razzall has been to one in Walsall to find out.
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Sobbing former MP appears in court over expenses
Former Luton South MP Margaret Moran looked broken as she sat in the dock for the short hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, writes Channel 4 News reporter Katie Razzall.
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Homer’s Iliad translated to the modern age
Channel 4 News reporter Katie Razzall explores a sudden flurry of interest in a story written two and a half thousand years ago.
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‘Serious concerns’ at Castlebeck care homes
A company that closed one of its private hospitals after allegations of severe abuse has been ordered to make “root and branch improvements”, as Katie Razzall reports.
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Eight retired policemen tried for ‘Cardiff Three’ corruption
The former officers and two members of the public stand accused of involvement in a notorious miscarriage of justice, as Katie Razzall reports from Cardiff.
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How British weddings are bucking trends
Numbers of those tying the knot are down, as are ceremonies taking place in churches. Katie Razzall talks to three young couples getting marries to ask them why they’re doing it.
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Paralympic cyclists gear up for London Olympics
Channel 4 News reporter Katie Razzall gains exclusive access to the hi-tech training ground of Britain’s Paralympic handcycling team as they race towards gold in London 2012.