Search results for ‘Darshna Soni’
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Papal visit: tackling Britain’s beliefs
As the Pope’s visit comes to an end with a special mass in Birmingham, Channel 4 News correspondent Darshna Soni asks whether faith is a critical part of the fabric of British society.
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Gosling spared jail over ‘mercy killing’ lies
BBC presenter Ray Gosling is spared jail after admitting he made up claims he killed a former lover, wasting hours of police time. He tells Darshna Soni how he had “embroidered one stitch too far”.
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Review launched into UK extradition laws
Home Secretary Theresa May has launched an independent review of the UK’s extradition laws, to see if the UK’s treaty with the US is “unbalanced”. Darshna Soni meets one woman facing extradition.
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Parents released in ‘honour killing’ probe
As the parents of suspected honour killing victim Shafilea Ahmed are released on bail, Midlands Correspondent Darshna Soni writes that her family are deeply upset by the action taken against them.
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Parents re-arrested over Shafilea Ahmed killing
As the parents of Shafilea Ahmed are re-arrested over her murder, Darshna Soni writes about her meetings with Iftikhar and Faranza Ahmed shortly after the teenager’s death.
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Bloodgate rugby doctor allowed to return to work
A doctor who cut the lip of a Harlequins rugby union player to cover up a fake blood injury has been told by the General Medical Council she can return to practising medicine. Darshna Soni reports.
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Spending cuts: axe falls on Nottinghamshire
Where will the axe fall in “austerity Britain”? Channel 4 News Midlands Correspondent Darshna Soni looks at Nottinghamshire County Council which is pushing through some of the toughest measures yet.
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Revealed: Mental health crisis inside UK’s largest asylum accommodation centre
It’s a former RAF base – deep in the Essex countryside – but it now accommodates hundreds of people who are seeking asylum in the UK.
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‘This is not protests… this is picking on a community that people think are defenceless’: Labour MP on violent disorder
We spoke to Suresh Grover, who is director of the anti-racist charity the Monitoring Group, Paulette Hamilton is the Labour MP for Birmingham Erdington, and Gulwali Passarlay, who came to the UK having fled Afghanistan and now campaigns for refugees’ rights.
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Asylum seekers on being inside Rotherham hotel attacked by far-right
Around 400 people have been arrested and some have been appearing in court today over violence in Sheffield, Sunderland, Liverpool, Southport, Hartlepool and Belfast.
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Will Labour’s Gaza stance cost it ‘safe seats’ this election?
Labour’s stance on Gaza, and a backlash among some of its traditional supporters, is already becoming a hotly contested issue in some of the party’s strongholds.
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Prominent Nottingham doctor admits to voyeurism, indecent photos and child sexual assault
This programme has learned that a doctor in the East Midlands has admitted to a series of offences including voyeurism, taking indecent photographs, and the sexual assault of a child.
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Only seven percent of Black women successful in UK police applications
New figures given to this programme reveal that Black women applying to join the police are less than half as likely to be successful as their white counterparts.
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The MSF doctors treating refugees in the UK
Normally Medecins Sans Frontieres, otherwise known as Doctors Without Borders, operates in the world’s war-torn trouble spots such as Gaza and Sudan.
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Met Office issues yellow weather warning for southern England
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning across southern England – with the risk of more flooding, power cuts and travel disruption.