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Women have expressed outrage as female athletes from Japan’s football team and Australia’s basketball team fly economy to the Olympics while their male counterparts travelled business class.
I’ve spent the day buried in spreadsheets and statistics looking at insights for our C4 Jobs Report. In the course of that I got a closer look at the GDP numbers released as part of the Quarterly National Accounts a fortnight ago, writes Faisal Islam.
In an exclusive interview with Channel 4 News MPC hawk, Martin Weale, now says the UK economy is likely to be shrinking over the Euro crisis, and that the Bank of England can’t boost economy alone.
The UK economy has stalled at a “dangerous junction” according to independent forecaster Ernst & Young, which has slashed growth forecasts for this year and next.
Faisal Islam casts doubt on the theory that Japan’s economy will bounce back swiftly from the devastating earthquake and tsunami.
The Labour leader Ed Miliband accuses the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, George Osborne, of “practising a deceit” over the economy. Gary Gibbon investigates.
With the US apparently heading for political gridlock, the attention of the financial markets turns to an anticipated mega injection of cash by the US Federal Reserve, writes Neil MacDonald.
We spoke to Chris Philp, Shadow Leader of the House of Commons and Former Chief Secretary to the Treasury at the time of Liz Truss’s disastrous mini-budget.
We spoke to Darren Jones, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
If Labour’s top tier are getting down to work, what about the newly elected MPs?
The main parties are ignoring the “raw facts” of high debts and taxes alongside struggling public services. That’s the judgement today of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
His own defence minister is warning voters about the dangers of handing Labour a supermajority.
The UN chief António Guterres has accused fossil fuel companies of being the “godfathers of climate chaos”, and called for advertising which promotes them to be banned.
We spoke to the Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili. We started by asking her what happens next if the government overrules her veto of their “foreign influence” bill.
We spoke to Mikhail Kasyanov, who was Russian prime minister in 2000 after Vladimir Putin became president – a job he held until 2004.