Michael Crick
Police commissioners – the latest hats in the ring
Over the past few months I’ve been keeping my eye on who might be interested in standing for election as police commissioners. Here are my very latest findings.
Search results for ‘Nick Martin’
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Cameron facing Tory eurosceptics’ ire
David Cameron is braced for a Tory eurosceptic backlash after dropping Britain’s opposition to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) being used to enforce a new fiscal compact for the eurozone.
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We could take legal action over treaty, Cameron warns
Prime Minister David Cameron tells MPs that Britain will take legal action if the new treaty drawn up by eurozone nations threatens the country’s national interests.
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Gary Gibbon
Barroso’s lecture and Clegg’s special agent
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon blogs on the European summit in Brussels
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University applications fall by 9 per cent
As the number of young people applying for university falls by nearly 9 per cent, an A-level student tells Channel 4 News he is reconsidering his future because of looming fees of up to £9,000.
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Michael Crick
Not a good week, or month, for Labour
The coalition leadership has dominated the media conversation over the last few weeks, leaving Labour to pick up the pieces of the party’s own internal wrangles.
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‘No bad blood’ over rebel MPs – Cameron
Prime Minister David Cameron says there is “no bad blood” following the rebellion by 81 Conservative MPs over a Europe referendum.
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NHS reforms will cause ‘irreparable harm’
A letter signed by over 400 doctors and health specialists urges peers to reject the coalition’s health and social care bill, saying it will damage individuals and society as a whole.
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Gary Gibbon
Are Lib Dem MPs getting ‘undisciplined’ over NHS vote?
One Lib Dem minister tells me yesterday’s vote on the NHS and the meeting with Nick Clegg on Monday showed his colleagues were “getting undisciplined”, writes Gary Gibbon.
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Man arrested in Watford bank siege was carrying bomb
A three-hour bank siege in Watford has ended with the arrest of a man who was carrying a bomb. There are reports the device was strapped to his body.
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Northern Ireland vote: jobs and economy
Voters in Northern Ireland will soon decide which politicians will take a seat in the compulsory coalition of the governing assembly. Carl Dinnen looks at the campaign issues taking centre stage.
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Royal Wedding: ‘Just a small family affair’
“We’re supposed to have a small family affair,” jokes Prince William, as a million people throng the streets – and two billion tune in around the world – for his wedding to Catherine Middleton.
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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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FactCheck: how many Lib Dems will rebel over fees?
FactCheck analyses how many Liberal Democrat MPs will rebel in the vote on university tuition fees.
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The Billy Wright story
As a report is published into the killing of loyalist Billy Wright in Northern Ireland’s Maze prison, Channel 4 News looks back at his life and considers why his death was so significant.
