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Treasury Select Committee chair Andrew Tyrie drops a bombshell, Faisal Islam at the hearing looks at revelations so far.
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Former US deputy defence secretary Paul Wolfowitz says the international community should have supported the Syrian opposition months ago and time has now run out.
United Nations (UN) Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Foreign Secretary William Hague meet in London for talks aimed at ending Syria’s civil war.
The tabloids make a fuss about “plastic Brits” but Team GB is not alone in spreading its net widely. Ahead of London 2012, Channel 4 News reveals the winners and losers in the talent recruitment race.
The UK economic forecast is cut and the global recovery shows further signs of weakness, the International Monetary Fund said in its World Economic Outlook today.
In the final part of his series on fan culture, Andrew McFadyen looks at the role of football – and in particular Cairo’s Al Ahly club – in promoting and defending Egypt’s 2011 revolution.
Questions are raised over the government’s ties to Saudi Arabia as the extent of UK arms exports to repressive regimes is laid bare.
The worst drought to hit the United States for a quarter of a century is devastating corn crops – forcing up the price of staple foods. But will it mean another global food crisis?
Treasury Select Committee chair Andrew Tyrie drops a bombshell, Faisal Islam at the hearing looks at revelations so far.
World powers have agreed on a power transition plan for strife-hit Syria, with a unity government to include members of the present government and opposition, international envoy Kofi Annan said.
Lindsey Hilsum explains why the development of shale gas exploitation in North America means Saudi Arabia is losing its geopolitical hold.
The International Olympic Committee begins an investigation into claims Olympics representatives are selling thousands of London 2012 tickets on the black market.
‘As is frequently pointed out, the Greeks invented the words “catastrophe” and “crisis”.’
The EU is expected to put pressure on President Putin over Russia’s stance on Syria during a summit in St Petersburg.
President Obama, pre-occupied with extricating the USA from his predecessor’s wars, has little stomach for military action in Syria.
Computer-maker Hewlett-Packard is cutting 27,000 jobs to save $3bn a year but worried UK staff won’t know their fate for months because the cuts will not be fully implemented until October.