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Egypt revolt: pressure mounts on Obama
As tensions and stakes ratchet up in Egypt, the pressure is on President Obama to back calls for democratic reform. But can he do so? Our Washington Correspondent Sarah Smith reports.
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English forests to be leased out
Around 18 per cent of England’s publicly-owned forests – which the Government had planned to sell into private hands – are to be offered on 150-year leases.
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NHS reforms signal biggest changes in health service history
The Government’s reforms signal one of the biggest upheavals for the National Health Service since it was formed 60 years ago, writes Social Affairs Correspondent Victoria Macdonald.
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IPCC called in over power station trial collapse
Nottinghamshire Police have invited the Independent Police Complaints Commission to investigate the collapse of the trial of six people accused of trying to shut down a coal-fired power station.
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Contaminated German eggs in UK foods
It has emerged that eggs contaminated with dioxins in Germany may have made their way into foods sold in Britain. The Food Standards Agency says there is no danger to public health.
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Annie Lennox heads New Year Honours List
Pop star Annie Lennox joins a host of entertainment stars, sporting heroes, top businessmen and unsung local heroes in the New Year Honours List. Samira Ahmed looks at who has been recognised.
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Eurostar closes queues as snow hits services
Eurostar is turning away new passengers until Tuesday as a restricted service is put in place because of the snow, as the Salvation Army helps those queuing outside, as Jonathan Rugman discovers.
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UK snow: effect on shoppers
Snow on the last Saturday before Christmas, traditionally one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, spells potential disaster for retailers.
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UK snow: effect on shoppers
Snow on the last Saturday before Christmas, traditionally one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, spells potential disaster for retailers.
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Defence secretary cancels planned private trip to Sri Lanka
As Dr Liam Fox calls off a controversial visit to Sri Lanka, Jonathan Miller looks at claims the defence secretary recently discussed “investment opportunities” in the country accused of war crimes.
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London is TB capital of Western Europe
Britain is the only country in Western Europe with rising rates of TB. Cases are highest in London but one expert tells Channel 4 News it isn’t just a problem in the capital.
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'Chaotic diplomacy' claim as Fox cancels Sri Lanka trip
Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller reports on the cancelled personal visit to Sri Lanka by the Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, and looks at what lies behind the decision.
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Weather warning: 20cm of snow could hit parts of UK
Severe weather warnings are in place across the UK which could trigger serious travel problems at the weekend as the Met Office tells Channel 4 News 20cm of snow could fall in places on Friday night.
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Oldham and Saddleworth by-election: who has most to lose?
As a date is set for the Oldham and Saddleworth by-election, Gaby Hinsliff asks if the Lib Dems don’t win, will the national party be blamed?
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Defence Secretary Liam Fox calls off Sri Lanka trip
As Liam Fox calls off a controversial trip to Sri Lanka, Jonathan Miller looks at claims the defence secretary recently discussed “investment opportunities” in the country accused of war crimes.
