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Twenty-five hours of free childcare funded by the state. Labour is promising to help working families beat the cost of living crisis – with a higher tax on banks to pay for it.
The tasks facing the Labour Party in Brighton this week are huge. Ed Miliband has to restore his authority after a disastrous summer, in which the Conservatives have gradually whittled Labour’s once-strong lead down to almost nothing.
Ed Miliband distances himself from the “reprehensible” actions of Damian McBride, as he tries to prevent the former Labour spin doctor’s memoirs from over-shadowing his party’s conference.
Shoppers in England will face a 5p charge for plastic bags under a new government plan to be announced by Nick Clegg.
England have won the Ashes series 3-0 but a thrilling end to the final match was thwarted by the rules around bad light.
Channel 4 News comes to you for a week of pop-up shows, travelling from Cornwall to Edinburgh to see how real the economic recovery really is. Today we’re in Edinburgh!
As the #c4newspopup team crosses the UK, North of England Correspondent Ciaran Jenkins solves one of North Yorkshire’s seaside mysteries.
On the road to economic recovery? Web Reporter Jennifer Rigby reveals five things Channel 4 News has learned about Middlesbrough during #c4newspopup.
Gary Gibbon
Tom Watson leaves the shadow cabinet, depriving Labour of a central figure in their 2015 election campaign – so where will that leave Ed Miliband’s leadership?
Gary Gibbon
To keep, scale back or totally abandon Trident? The future of our nuclear deterrent remains a thorny policy problem for all parties.
Alex Thomson
Our chief correspondent Alex Thomson asks how we have become ensared and controlled in the world where Elf And Safe Tea has triumphed.
Every year at this time a strange fascination grips the British public: they turn into tennis fans for two weeks. Commentator and writer John Anderson takes a well-timed swipe at Wimbledon.
Dog abductions, new planets and aliens living in your home – the latest and final release of the Ministry of Defence’s “UFO files” documents public claims of encounters “of the third kind”.
Senior bankers should be jailed for reckless misconduct, a keenly-awaited parliamentary commission into the collapse of the banking system recommends.
Gary Gibbon
Labour will stick to George Osborne’s spending plans for 2015-16, Ed Balls announces – but is he playing political games?