Paul Mason
Five last-minute thoughts about the Greek election
Greece’s deep-seated problems are decades old and normal. What’s abnormal is the chance to blow it all away.
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The price of going ‘nuts’ on Korean Air
The former Korean Air executive and daughter of the airline’s chairman, sentenced to a year in prison for forcing a plane back to the gate after a row over a bag of nuts, appeals against the ruling.
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World is now ‘three minutes before armageddon’
The Doomsday Clock, a symbolic countdown to global catastrophe, is moved two minutes forward – meaning we are now three minutes to armageddon.
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Gary Gibbon
Gordon Brown and the last minute job offer
Gordon Brown leaves parliament only weeks after his successor Ed Miliband asked him to throw himself back into frontline politics.
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An op every four minutes: inside the sterilisation factories
The death toll rises to 13 after a mass sterilisation in India, including a women who had just given birth. But health experts tell Channel 4 News the real shock is that it doesn’t happen more often.
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Netherlands goes nuts after World Cup demolition of Spain
Fans of the Netherlands took Twitter by storm after their team beat Spain 5-1 in their opening World Cup match – here are a few of the more tasteful creations we’re able to share.
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#Bringbackourgirls: story so far in under a minute
Terror group Boko Haram kidnap 276 Nigerian schoolgirls, then threaten to sell them. Only a handful have been returned to their families, more than a month later. This is the story so far.
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Kate Bush tickets all gone in 15 minutes
Demand for Kate Bush’s comeback show was so high that thousands of fans snapped up all the tickets in less than quarter of an hour on Friday morning. The artist has not performed live for 35 years.
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The nut cracker? New treatment could cure peanut allergies
People suffering from peanut allergies could be treated thanks to a new study involving eating peanut protein every day.
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Nut bowls and banter: phone hacking trial week 7
The Old Bailey hears details of palace snacks and phone-hacking “banter”: Channel 4 News has the weekly phone-hacking trial round-up.
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Malnutrition a public health emergency, experts warn
Malnutrition is something most of us associate with the third world or even the world of Dickens. But new figures show hospital admissions in England have nearly doubled in the last five years.
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Gone in six minutes: Bacon paintings sell for $142m
Francis Bacon’s three-panelled painting Three Studies of Lucian Freud has become the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction, Katie Razzall reports.
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Madeleine: Police timeline of critical 90 minutes changes
New research has “significantly changed” what the police believe happened the night three-year-old Madeleine McCann disappeared in Portugal, opening new lines of investigation.
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15-minute care visits on the rise, warns charity
Elderly and disabled people who receive “flying” care visits of just 15 minutes are being forced to choose between having a drink and going to the toilet, a charity warns.
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Nuts lads’ magazine hits back at Co-op’s call to cover up
As Nuts magazine hits back at the Co-operative’s “ultimatum” to give lads’ magazines six weeks to cover up or else be taken off the shelves, Channel 4 News asks if other supermarkets will follow suit.
