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Gary Gibbon
Kenneth Clarke’s “retirement” from in the latest reshuffle will not have been voluntary. Meanwhile, Mr Cameron is likely to honour a pledge to give women a third of government jobs.
Gary Gibbon
Has David Cameron timed his cabinet reshuffle to free up a cabinet minister to go to Brussels and become a European commissioner?
The Conservative party has been caught removing a decade of speeches from the internet, but thanks to the British Library’s archives we bring you the statements they may prefer were forgotten.
Smoke and mirrors at Prime Minister’s Questions. Either the NHS is on the brink of collapse or it’s all plain sailing in Britain’s A&E wards. FactCheck crunches the numbers.
The government’s attempts to clean up political lobbying are condemned by charities as the Commons debates the proposed reforms.
The father of baby Joshua Titcombe, who died in hospital, tells Channel 4 News he felt physically sick on learning that Cynthia Bower ordered the CQC failings cover-up and calls for a wider inquiry.
More than 80 Conservative MPs have urged Prime Minister David Cameron to hold a Commons vote before Britain sends any arms to the Syrian rebels.
Victoria Macdonald
After Mid-Staffs, Sir David Nicholson must have known his resignation as head of the NHS was inevitable.
First we hear the government wants to ban branded fag packets, then we hear they don’t. FactCheck does some ashen-faced digging.
Beauty therapists and doctors alike will have to get extra qualifications if they want to carry out cosmetic treatments to get rid of wrinkles, an NHS review is expected to say.
I am “determined” to deal with the problem of cut-price alcohol sold by supermarkets, pledges David Cameron as he faces criticism from doctors for dropping a plan to bring in minimum pricing.
As the government again commits to reducing the amount of salt we eat, Channel 4 News looks at our love affair with the dreaded mineral.
As Robert Francis QC publishes a long-awaited report into failings at the Mid Staffordshire General Hospitals Trust, Channel 4 News answers some of the key questions on the scandal.
The public inquiry into care standards in Mid Staffordshire delivers its report shortly. Channel 4 News describes how events there touched even those at the top of the NHS.
The hard sell might be appropriate for marketing double glazing – but it must be stopped in the cosmetic surgery industry, suggests an interim report following the PIP breast implant scandal.