Gary Gibbon
Margaret Thatcher’s funeral: the view from inside
Inside Margaret Thatcher’s funeral: Political Editor Gary Gibbon on the “walking Madame Tussauds” of political yesteryear gathered in St Paul’s.
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Gary Gibbon
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What has Occupy done for us?
A year ago, activists pitched tents in New York’s Zucotti Park and the global Occupy protest movement was born. But has it actually changed anything? Channel 4 News takes a look.
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Faisal Islam
Eurozone reaches its Lehman moment as Germany ‘insults’ Greece
As the Greek president hits back at criticisms of his country from the EU, it looks like the Greek deal could be unravelling.
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Are the wheels coming off WikiLeaks?
With founder Julian Assange facing a rape trial in Sweden, funding crippled by a “financial blockade” and dwindling support from fellow hactivists, can WikiLeaks survive? Channel 4 News investigates.
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Archbishop backs ‘Tobin tax’ on banks
In a major statement backing the protest outside St Paul’s Cathedral, Dr Rowan Williams calls for moves to “effect credible change” in the financial system.
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Global economy ‘on verge of jobs recession’
As leading organisations warn problems in the global economy could lead to international unrest, Gary Gibbon reports on the latest setback in the eurozone crisis – a Greek referendum on the bailout.
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Faisal Islam
How Britain could have saved Lehman Brothers
Lehman’s bankruptcy changed the world. It sent world economy into a precipitous decline that’s matched the Great Depression. It arguably changed the course of the US election. It was a violent economic event that will be debated for decades. Much of the mystery surrounds the events of the weekend of the 13th/ 14th September 2008,…
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Faisal Islam
Where next for the wizards of Goldman Sachs?
Rising out of the carnage of the credit storm is the new gleaming headquarters of the titan of post crisis American banking. Goldman Sachs has emerged richer and more powerful than ever, but the Goldman glow is being replaced by a Goldman glare. It has without doubt been the most significant shift I have noticed…
