Zombie Britain and a decade of rot?
When George Osborne delivers his budget on Wednesday, the numbers will continue to be drenched in red, writes Faisal Islam, with “zombie economics” holding back lending, spending, and investment.
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When George Osborne delivers his budget on Wednesday, the numbers will continue to be drenched in red, writes Faisal Islam, with “zombie economics” holding back lending, spending, and investment.
Tens of thousands of extra school places are needed in England, despite more than 80,000 extra primary spaces created in the past two years.
A few weeks into the Channel 4 News Data Baby project, and the first obstacle in navigating the digital world as “Rebecca Taylor” has already emerged.
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Chris Huhne admits to repeatedly lying as he is interviewed exclusively for Channel 4 News shortly before sentencing today.
Campaigners for disability rights, including Paralympian Sophie Christiansen, will give evidence today to MPs looking at how they can improve transport for disabled people.
As Syria’s civil war increases humanitarian suffering throughout the country, will the UK’s pledge of non-lethal help merely extend its conflict, asks Jonathan Miller.
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Three Britons are among 19 tourists to die after a hot air balloon crash near the Egyptian city of Luxor. Another British tourist is still in hospital after the fatal sunrise flight.
A Banksy mural at the centre of a controversial auction is withdrawn from sale at the 11th hour.
The people of Wood Green in north London are pleading with a Miami auction house not to sell a Banksy mural which disappeared from a local wall – but is it too late?
The team behind the construction of Londons Shard is to build the world’s tallest building – a one kilometre high tower in the Saudi city of Jeddah.
There’s been some speculation that David Cameron might use the visit to apologise to India for the hurt and pain these killings caused. He’s decided not to go down that specific route.