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CPS drops case against #Iceland3 over food theft
Charges are dropped against three men accused of stealing food from a skip outside a branch of Iceland, after the supermarket questioned the criminality of taking £33 of wasted food.
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‘Goldilocks’ numbers show UK growth fastest since 2007
Today’s announcement of 0.7 per growth for the UK economy in the last quarter of 2013 is a “Goldilocks” number, says Economics Editor Faisal Islam – not too cold and not too hot.
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‘A third world country’: flood victims turn on Paterson
Angry residents living in the Somerset Levels accuse Environment Secretary Owen Paterson of a “publicity stunt” when he visits the flood hit area.
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Three rounds on government over text message snooping
The mobile network Three has become the latest phone company to demand answers from the government over GCHQ’s use of a text message snooping system run by US intelligence.
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NY mayor de Blasio takes equality battle to the rich
New York’s new mayor Bill de Blasio wants to fight inequality in his new role and his plans include an income tax on wealthy New Yorkers.
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Coalition putting stop to ‘Benefits Street’ Britain – IDS
The work and pensions secretary defends the coalition’s welfare reforms, which he says are making people feel “more secure” about the future.
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‘You need to be a fighter’: living with CRPS
The response to the story of one girl’s battle with complex regional pain syndrome has been huge. Here, sufferers tell Channel 4 News how Paige helped shine a light on a much misunderstood condition.
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Ukraine clashes: Yanukovych urges dialogue with opposition
Ukraine’s President Viktor Yanukovych calls for “compromise and dialogue” with the opposition after violent clashes between protesters and riot police continue in Kiev.
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Miliband: consumers ‘to help improve uncompetitive markets’
Consumer groups will be given a greater role in identifying and fixing “broken markets” under plans set out by Ed Miliband for a shake-up of the way competition across the business world is regulated.
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Labour will cut banks down to size – Miliband
Labour leader Ed Miliband says there should be limits on the size of the big five high street banks, with the creation of two new lenders and the forced sale of branches to create more competition.
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In from the cold: new Guy Burgess voice recording
Exclusive: a recording of the voice of Guy Burgess – the most colourful and notorious of the cold war spies – has come to light thanks to a freedom of information request to the FBI.
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What GCHQ knows about us – a timeline of revelations
The NSA is facing reform after outrage from lawmakers in the US. But what about Britains own state-sponsored spying? Channel 4 News revisits the revelations about GCHQ and the reaction.
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‘Benefits Street’ speaks: ‘We’re fed up of being filmed’
Residents of “Benefits Street” tell Channel 4 News why they are so angry at how they were portrayed, as Channel 4 announces a live debate will be broadcast after the final episode of Benefits Street.
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My running coach abused me, aged 15 – Charlie Webster
Sky Sports presenter Charlie Webster speaks out about being sexually assaulted by her sports coach, aged 15, to try and “break the taboo” about abuse.
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Conservative MPs call for UK veto over EU laws
More than 90 Conservative MPs write to David Cameron urging him to give parliament a national veto over current and future EU laws.
