Liam Dutton
The UK from space
As a meteorologist, every once in a while I see a satellite picture that tells so many different stories about the weather that the UK is experiencing.
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Argentina demands talks over Falklands
As Argentina’s president demands talks with the UK about the Falkland Islands, Prime Minister David Cameron insists there will be no negotiation.
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Eurozone crisis ‘killing off’ UK recovery, says Osborne
Uncertainty about the future of the eurozone is killing off a UK economic recovery already threatened by high oil prices and Britain’s debt burden, says the Chancellor George Osborne.
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David Cameron presses Sri Lankan president over war crimes
Amid confusion as to the exact direction of British foreign policy towards Sri Lanka, Channel 4 News has learned that the British Prime Minister in fact demanded accountability for alleged war crimes when the two leaders met.
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Spain: No plans to bail out banks
Spain has denied claims its banks need an urgent bailout as EU plans are announced to halt taxpayers’ money being used to bail out failed banks.
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Syria heading for ‘all-out’ civil war, says peace envoy
Syria is tilting closer towards “all-out” civil war, international envoy Kofi Annan says, as eight are killed in Lebanon in clashes between supporters and opponents of President Assad.
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Syria denies role in Houla massacre
With the systematic slaughter of dozens of non-combatants, the evidence on the ground in the Syrian town of Houla is of a war crime. But Syria’s government is saying it had no hand in the massacre.
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Syrian diplomats expelled after Houla massacre
Britain and several other countries are expelling Syrian diplomats following the killing of 108 people, half of them children, in Houla.
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Calls for ‘lasting solution’ to Euro crisis
David Cameron calls for a “lasting solution” to the eurozone crisis arguing for a sweeping change of policy priorities to deliver growth across Europe – but without giving up on austerity.
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Obama concern over Yemeni extremism
The US president says he is worried Yemen is drawing foreign terrorists who once may have gone to Pakistan’s border, after a suicide bomber killed more than 90 soldiers in Sanaa.
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Can this slimline Queen’s speech boost job creation?
Jobs Report: the government says the laws in the Queen’s speech can make this one of the world’s most-business-friendly countries. But the response from Channel 4 News’ job ambassadors is lukewarm.
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Chen can study abroad, says China
China says that the blind dissident Chen Guangcheng can apply to study abroad, suggesting a possible resolution to the country’s diplomatic crisis with the United States.
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Confidence Problems in Asia
Channel 4 News Asia Correspondent, John Sparks, on India’s growing military capabilities, and how it affects the region.
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Why Syria’s peace plan is destined to fail
The Kofi Annan-brokered ceasefire in Syria will fail because of irreconcilable ambitions within the country, regionally and internationally, Middle East and security experts tell Channel 4 News.
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Tense calm as Syria ceasefire takes hold
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.
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Liam Dutton