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Budget pursues PM all the way to Jakarta
On normal work days I share a postcode with the Prime Minister, but he’s decided to do his first UK TV interviews since the Budget in Jakarta. You can see mine on Channel 4 News tonight at 7.
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The UN Security Council meets to discuss the massacre of more than 100 men, women and children in Houla as international condemnation grows.
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Syria agrees on the terms of a ceasefire monitoring mission which will see more United Nations observers deployed.
As a ceasefire between Syrian government troops and rebel forces comes into effect, there are reports from both sides of continuing violence, and tanks remain stationed in cities across the country.
On normal work days I share a postcode with the Prime Minister, but he’s decided to do his first UK TV interviews since the Budget in Jakarta. You can see mine on Channel 4 News tonight at 7.
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In the light of the Peter Cruddas affair, Channel 4 News Washington Correspondent Matt Frei blogs on political donations in the US.
The EU bans the wife of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from travelling to the EU or shopping with European companies in a move to stop her buying the Chanel dresses and Louboutin shoes she craves.
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Two deadly blasts have killed dozens of people in the centre of Damascus. State media blamed “terrorists” seeking to overthrow President Basher al-Assad.
As Kofi Annan, special envoy for Syria, briefs the UN Security Council, is this President Assad’s last chance? One blogger tells Channel 4 News it’s now a clear choice – “guns or words”.
British officials are investigating whether there is a case for legal action against a Harley Street doctor over his links to his son-in-law, President Assad of Syria.
Bashar al-Assad’s London-based father-in-law has been advising him on how to deal with the country’s uprising, according to emails reportedly exchanged between the two.