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‘How bad are the pics?’ – More Matt Hancock messages released
“How bad are the pics?” That was the Whatsapp message from former Health Secretary Matt Hancock when he found out that a photo of him kissing his aide in his office was about to hit the front pages – and one of the latest of his messages to be published by the Telegraph today.
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Archie Battersbee dies after his life support was withdrawn
The mother of Archie Battersbee said her son ‘fought right until the very end’ after the 12-year-old died earlier today when his life support machine was switched off.
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Archie Battersbee: parents lose Supreme Court appeal against switching off life support
The parents of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee have lost a bid to appeal to the Supreme Court against switching off his life support. The hospital treating Archie – who has been in a coma since April – says he is brain-stem dead, and the high court had agreed keeping him alive was no longer in his…
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Ukraine war: Nato declares Russia ‘direct threat’ to security
In Madrid, the priority has been to show a united front and even before the doors opened on this massive exhibition hall, Turkey had been persuaded to drop its veto for Sweden and Finland joining Nato.
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Revealed: Secretive corporate group guiding British Museum
Leading figures from large corporations, including oil giant BP, are members of an influential but almost entirely unaccountable group advising the British Museum in secretive meetings, Channel 4 News can reveal.
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Three guilty of homophobic murder of doctor in Cardiff park
Two men and a teenage girl have been found guilty of the homophobic murder of a consultant psychiatrist, who was attacked in a Cardiff park last summer. Gary Jenkins, 54, suffered multiple brain injuries and died later in hospital. The prosecution said Jason Edwards, Lee Strickland and Dionne Timms-Williams had launched “a gratuitously violent and…
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Revealed: Dozens of deaths and stillbirths at maternity units cost hospital trust £103m in damages over decade
More than £100 million has been paid out in damages by one hospital trust over 10 years after its maternity units were accused of being responsible for dozens of deaths and stillbirths, Channel 4 News can reveal.
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Arthur Labinjo-Hughes: Father and stepmother guilty of killing six-year-old
Six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes died of an “unsurvivable brain injury”.
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FactCheck: what are the safety risks of the Pfizer vaccine?
Catching Covid is much more dangerous than getting vaccinated.
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Over 30 Brits bid to become first physically disabled astronaut
More than 250 people have applied to a project which hopes to send a physically disabled person into space for the first time. Since it was launched earlier this year, 257 people have applied for the European Space Agency’s (Esa) “parastronaut feasibility project”, including 20 men and 11 women from the UK, Channel 4 News…
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Why do we keep having maternity scandals in the UK?
A joint investigation by Channel 4 News and Shaun Lintern at The Independent exposed a maternity service accused of bad care and neglect after dozens of babies were left with brain damage or tragically died. They found from 2010 to 2020, at least 46 babies have suffered brain damage and 19 have been stillborn at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS trust maternity units.
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CQC to look at whether criminal offences have been committed at maternity units
More on our exclusive investigation into the state of maternity services in Nottingham, after a number of babies died or were left brain damaged. This programme can reveal that a cross party group of MPs wrote to former Health Secretary Matt Hancock expressing “extremely serious concerns” about Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, but they never…
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Revealed: Over 30 deaths in Nottingham maternity units scandal
Dozens of babies have died or been left with brain damage at a maternity service accused of bad care and neglect, a joint investigation by Channel 4 News and The Independent has found.
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‘Fans make it and they always will’ – Sir Alex Ferguson on life after Man Utd
In a special interview with Clare Balding, Sir Alex reflects on life, family and football.
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AstraZeneca pauses trial of vaccine on children after concerns over rare blood clots
This programme exclusively reported that the UK’s medicines regulator, the MHRA, is looking closely at the planned roll out of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine among younger groups.