Gary Gibbon
Jeremy Corbyn, unilateralism and Trident
Scottish Labour has voted against Trident. Jeremy Corbyn’s team may think the wider party could follow suit.
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Sharm el-Sheikh: ‘significant possibility’ IS caused crash
David Cameron says it’s looking “increasingly likely” the crash was caused by a terrorist bomb. German and Dutch airlines have joined the UK and temporarily stopped flights in and out of the resort.
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Joy turns to bitter disappointment in anti-fracking Balcombe
A last-minute change to tax relief is the final straw for community involvement in a flagship project in the Sussex village of Balcombe, and it’s not the only community energy scheme under threat.
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FactCheck: are junior doctors getting a pay cut?
Junior doctors could strike despite an apparent offer of more pay from the government. Are they right to be suspicious?
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Gary Gibbon
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No survivors after Russian passenger plane crashes in Sinai
A Metrojet airliner carrying 224 passengers and crew crashes in Egypt’s Sinai peninsula. Russia says claims of terrorist involvement are inaccurate.
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Jon Snow
Chilcot Inquiry: a very British farce
Who amongst us will ever read all two million words of Chilcot’s collected prose? And even if we do, will guilt, innocence, madness, patriotism, or anything else be clear enough for anyone to discern.
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Liam Dutton
Amazing video of hurricane hunters flying into Hurricane Patricia
Hurricane hunters captured the moment that they flew inside Hurricane Patricia – the most powerful hurricane recorded in the western hemisphere, with sustained winds of 200mph.
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Revealed: the secret world of Cold War Britain
The Kray twins, Bond-style spy capers, scandalous MPs and the threat of imminent nuclear destruction all feature in previously classified documents from the 1950s released by the National Archives.
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Victoria Macdonald
How neglect by an NHS hospital contributed to a teenager’s death
This is the second inquest in five days where a young person has died and the finding has been “contributed to by neglect”.
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Supermarkets launch investigations over migrant exploitation
They pack 1 in 4 apples you buy in Britain’s top supermarkets. But who are the people doing the work? Channel 4 News has been undercover at Britain’s largest growing, packing and storage operation.
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Gary Gibbon
Sturgeon focused on May elections – but referendum question refuses to die
Nicola Sturgeon tried to put the second referendum issue to one side this morning so her conference would focus on the Holyrood elections. But she didn’t put the issue in the long grass … you can distinctly see it still popping up above the vegetation. The SNP leader and First Minister told her party that…
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Alex Thomson
Greg Miskiw: ‘the Prince of Darkness’ of phone hacking
‘I didn’t bring down the News of the World. The News of the World brought itself down. News International brought itself down by reacting the way they did.’
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Manchester protest: thousands march in anti-austerity rally
Tens of thousands of people in Manchester march in protest against government police as the Conservative party hold their annual conference in the city.
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Afghanistan hospital hit by air strikes
Frantic staff from Medecins Sans Frontiers say they phoned Nato officials in Washington and Kabul for a full hour – as bombs rained down on their hospital in Afghanistan.
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Redcar steel works owner goes into liquidation
SSI, the Thai owner of the Redcar steel works, is to go into liquidation – just days after the historic plant was mothballed.
