Tom Clarke
Raw data lays bare supermarket chicken problem
As research finds unacceptable levels of a bug that causes food poisoning in supermarket chickens, safety experts advise customers to cook birds thoroughly to avoid problems.
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Secret film shows ‘extreme cruelty’ in slaughterhouse
Workers at a slaughterhouse in Yorkshire are suspended after hidden cameras capture them apparently mistreating animals intended for halal consumption.
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IS claims responsibility for Paris attacks
Some Arabic and Kurdish sources in Mosul, Iraq, are reporting that Sheikh Abu Saad Ansari, the head of preachers in Islamic State, has said IS is responsible for the terror attacks in Paris.
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Food crime unit to be setup in wake of horsemeat scandal
Ministers back a recommendation to create a crime unit that will have special powers to tackle food fraud, following a government report into the horsemeat scandal of last year.
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Taxpayer-backed RBS fined over mortgage advice
Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest are fined £14.5m after the City regulator finds “serious failings” in its advice to mortgage customers.
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Heading for Armageddon? Islamic State advances in Syria
Islamic State Twitter accounts report a major victory in Syria, bringing the jihadist group closer to the Turkish border – and an ancient town associated with the countdown to Armageddon.
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Guns and toys: the children of the Islamic State
Holding up severed heads, carrying guns and declaring that non-believers will be “butchered” – Channel 4 News examines what life is like for children in the Islamic State.
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Europe’s anti-Uber cab protest in tweets
Taxi drivers across Europe are on a go-slow protest in city centres show their opposition to Uber, a new app that allows customers to book and track vehicles.
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Tests ordered over ‘lamb’ take-away food fraud
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) orders local authorities to test 300 take-away samples after studies show lamb is often replaced with cheaper meat such as beef or chicken.
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Inside Thor Steinar: London outfitter to the extreme right
A controversial clothing brand strongly associated with the extreme right in Europe has opened a high street store in London, Channel 4 News can reveal.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Defiance and desperation inside the siege of Douma
Rebel fighters in besieged Douma say they will never surrender. But conditions for civilians are becoming desperate.
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FactCheck Q&A: should we ban kosher and halal slaughter?
Calls for a ban on traditional Jewish and Muslim methods of slaughtering animals have provoked outrage among religious groups.
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How the far-right took top posts in Ukraine’s power vacuum
In the new Ukrainian government politicians linked to the far-right have taken posts from deputy prime minister to head of defence. We profile the nationalists filling the power vacuum.
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Escape from Homs: video emerges of Syrian evacuation
Video emerges of hundreds of Syrians allegedly being targeted by shelling as they are evacuated from the besieged city of Homs, as the latest round of peace talks begins in Geneva.
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Ukraine: far-right extremists at core of ‘democracy’ protest
As violent scenes play out on the streets of Kiev, we look at the major role extremist right-wing movements have played in Ukraine’s “pro-democracy” movement.
