Liam Dutton
Good weather for August? Don’t get your hopes up.
The curtain is about to fall on the month of July, meaning that we are about to enter our last summer month of the year. But what will August bring?
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Alan Yentob: ‘Kids Company allegations are disgraceful’
The chairman of the embattled charity Kids Company speaks out for the first time, saying there was no financial mismanagement at the charity and saying that he hasn’t abused his BBC position.
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Liam Dutton
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Natwest hit by cyber attack on payday
RBS, Natwest and Ulster Bank customers have been complaining in their hundreds as is hit with technical difficulties for the second time in six weeks
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The hackers using government websites to sell dodgy pills
A Channel 4 News investigation exposes the scam artists using .gov.uk web pages to sell unlicensed drugs and counterfeit Rolex watches.
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Liam Dutton
Has 2015 really been as windy as you think?
One of the most frequent questions that I have been asked this year is: has it been a windy year? You may be surprised at the answer!
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Gary Gibbon
How is the EU ‘out’ campaign planning to win?
There’s a riff you hear around the top of government that the referendum on Europe is won. But the campaign for the UK to leave is gearing up…
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Two dead, seven hurt in Louisiana cinema shooting
Two people have died and seven have been injured after a gunman opened fire at a cinema in the US state of Louisiana.
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John Bercow claims £172 for 0.7 mile journey
House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has been accused of “obscene waste” after billing £172 to be chauffeur-driven to a conference just 0.7 miles away from parliament.
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Sandra Bland: dashcam footage shows arrest
Dashboard camera video released on Tuesday involving the traffic stop in Texas of a woman later found hanging dead in her jail cell showed how the incident quickly escalated.
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Stephen Hawking’s search for life beyond earth
The celebrated cosmologist teams up with billionaire Russian entrepreneur Yuri Milner as they launch a quest to discover life elsewhere in the universe.
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Patients at risk as A&E handovers delayed for hours
Ambulance crews were forced to wait up for to nine hours before handing patients over to doctors at over-stretched hospitals during the winter A&E crisis, Channel 4 News has learned.
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Halve your sugar intake, say government advisers
Government advisers warn that the British diet should be made up of no more than 5 per cent sugar – just seven teaspoons and half of the current advice.
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Jon Snow
Mhairi Black takes Westminster by storm single handed
It is hard, if not impossible, to remember an MP making the political and verbal splash in his or her maiden speech that Mhairi Black achieved yesterday in the Commons.
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Paul Mason
Greece wins euro debt deal – but democracy is the loser
There is now the basis of a deal to keep Greece in the eurozone – but it involves the crushing of a government elected on a landslide and the flouting of a referendum.
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Five things you didn’t know about the Battle of Britain
It is remembered as Britain’s finest hour. But what really happened in those fateful months in 1940, and how did the famous ‘Few’ change the course of history?
