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Who gets the goodbyes in the PM’s cabinet reshuffle?
The cabinet reshuffle’s hardly looking like it’ll be a curtain-raiser, Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports.
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As George Osborne stands in for David Cameron at PMQs we chart how the Chancellor has positioned himself as the future leader of the Conservative party
Azerbaijan hosts the first European Games in June. With Team GB sending 153 athletes, including Olympic gold medallists, could this be a new major sporting event – or a propaganda vehicle for Baku?
England’s match tonight against San Marino – arguably Europe’s weakest football side – epitomises the occasionally incomprehensible aspects of watching football, says John Anderson.
Ukraine sends out a symbolic solitary athlete, and Vladimir Putin shares a glass of champagne with the IOC president – this is what happened in Sochi.
The spirit of London 2012 is in the air again as the Anniversary Games remind us of those golden days a year ago, writes Sports Reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan.
A year ago crowds flocked to the Olympic Park to see the world’s finest athletes in action. But are those inspired by the Paralympic Games involved in sport today – or watching from the stands?
It was hailed as the most accessible Olympic and Paralympic Games ever. One year on, a 24-hour Twitter trial shows that public transport for disabled people is improving – but is still hit and miss.
David Beckham says he is “fortunate to have realised his dreams” as he bows out of professional football.
Italy cause the first major upset of the Six Nations by beating France for the second time in Six Nations history.
As Andy Murray prepares for his third grand slam final in a row, Channel 4 News looks at his rise to the top of men’s tennis – and why it’s messing with our minds.
An audience of 7.7 million watched the Paralympic Games closing ceremony on Channel 4, bringing to an end a spectacular summer of sport at London 2012.
The Paralympic Games closing ceremony will bring the curtain down on an extraordinary sporting summer tonight – but not before British athletes make their final medal push.
Josie Pearson broke her neck in a car accident when she was 17, but that did not stop her from winning a gold medal in the discus today.
The cabinet reshuffle’s hardly looking like it’ll be a curtain-raiser, Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports.
Paralympic icon Oscar Pistorius said his rival’s legs in the T44 200m were “unbelievably long” but did Alan Oliveira’s blades really make the difference? FactCheck does the running.