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Government wastes more money in its defence
If the eyes of the world weren’t on a certain stadium in Soweto, the chances are we’d all be devoting a lot more time to scrutinising yet another government U-turn – this time at the MoD.
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If the eyes of the world weren’t on a certain stadium in Soweto, the chances are we’d all be devoting a lot more time to scrutinising yet another government U-turn – this time at the MoD.
Last year saw the first baby named Hashtag but Harry and Amelia still came out on top. Channel 4 News looks at why traditional names remain popular.
The family of late locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson and paralysed road accident victim Paul Lamb lose their right-to-die appeal court challenge.
A shock horror week for the biggest names in tennis leaves Wimbledon wide open. So who next in the All England Club B-movie and can Andy Murray make it to the final scene?
He was once known as “Mr Clean” but now the Czech prime minister Petr Necas has been forced to step down after becoming embroiled in a corruption scandal involving spies, gold bars and his ex-wife.
Lee Rigby’s family say he would not want people to use his name as an excuse to attacks others. But figures show that violence against Muslim targets has increased fivefold since his murder.
Investigators continue to scour for leads following yesterday’s Boston Marathon bomb attack that killed three people, including eight-year-old Martin Richard.
Michael Crick casts his mind back to 2008 when one Lib Dem MP was “kicked out” of the commons for demanding an EU referendum – how times change.
European leaders are in Norway to celebrate the award of the Nobel peace prize to the EU – as it emerges an absent David Cameron is to set out plans for a repatriation of powers and an EU referendum.
A British oil executive is shot dead in front of his wife in what appears to have been an assassination-style killing in Brussels.
As the government announces plans to replace GCSEs with a tougher, O-level style qualification in England, Channel 4 News looks at the advantages and disadvantages.
Locked-in sufferer Tony Nicklinson, who lost his right-to-die case at the High Court, tells Channel 4 News that politicians reluctant to change euthanasia laws are “cowards”.
As comments from Treasury Minister David Gauke about tax dodging draw a barrage of criticism, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells Channel 4 News he ‘may’ have paid in cash, but not to avoid tax.
Michael Crick rounds up the runners and riders for the newly created posts of Police Commissioner.
Ian Ritchie, the new head of rugby in England, says the RFU needs to learn the lessons of last year’s world cup debacle and tells Keme Nzerem he believes the English game’s problems are “fixable”.