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‘Of course there is no Trump deal’ – Iranian Ambassador to UK
With me in the studio is the Iranian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Hamid Baeidinejad.
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Couple who fought to change law among UK’s first mixed-sex civil partners
The couple whose legal battle helped changed the law have become one of the first mixed-sex couples in England and Wales to enter a civil partnership.
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‘Neither Johnson nor Corbyn is morally fit to be PM,’ says Nick Boles
Now for the second in our series of in depth discussions about the state of our democracy.
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MPs call for next PM to protect people living on breadline
Two MPs are calling for the next Prime Minister to adopt a programme of reforms to protect people living on the breadline.
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2019: Exclusive – Rescue workers in Syria apparently targeted by multiple airstrikes, investigation finds
Footage obtained by Channel 4 News appears to show so-called ‘double-tap’ airstrike in Idlib province, with rescuers hit in follow-up attack.
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Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Distinct possibility’ date for Scottish independence referendum could be brought forward if Boris Johnson becomes PM
We speak now to Scotland’s First Minister and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon. During this European election campaign Channel 4 News has asked to speak to the leaders of every main British political party.
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Children’s Minister Nadhim Zahawi: failing to deliver on Brexit could ‘open the doors for hard-left or hard-right populists’
We speak to Heidi Allen, the leader of the Independent Group of MPs, which has just been renamed Change UK, and Children’s Minister Nadhim Zahawi.
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Charities ‘overwhelmed’ by food bank users amid Universal Credit rollout
Two MPs who have been travelling the country to find out the impact of austerity have made their final stop in Glasgow.
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Britain on the breadline: Two MPs tour country on fact-finding mission
Independent MPs Heidi Allen and Frank Field say the Chancellor must end the freeze on benefits when he delivers his spring statement next week.
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PMQs amid cross-party defections over Brexit
Theresa May faces questions from MPs – as three members of her own party resign. Anna Soubry, Sarah Wollaston and Heidi Allen have written a joint letter to confirm their departure. The move comes after eight Labour MPs resigned from their party over its handling of Brexit and anti-Semitism, to form a new group.
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MPs visit Morecambe in food bank tour for chronic poverty report
MPs were told the UK is a “pressure cooker society” during a visit to Morecambe as part of a tour of Britain’s food banks.
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FactCheck: can we avoid paying the £39 billion Brexit divorce bill?
It’s hard to see how we could get out of paying up – even if there’s no deal.
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Refugee who fled war now aiming for the Olympics
He left everything behind when he fled the Syrian war. 24 year old Eid Aljazairili couldn’t even swim when he made the risky journey by boat across the Mediterranean – finally reaching the UK where he was granted asylum. He soon realised he had a passion – and rare gift – for swimming – and…
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Hopes for breakthrough Yemen peace plan
Earlier this week the Saudi-led coalition, under international pressure, stopped bombing the port city of Hodeida, where most aid comes in to the country. Like the capital, Sanaa, it’s controlled by Houthi rebels. UN officials say a permanent ceasefire is needed to avert widespread starvation. A warning: There are some distressing images of starving children…
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Calls for Yemen ceasefire as battle for port city intensify
Thirty-five humanitarian organisations have signed a joint call for a ceasefire in Yemen as fighting intensifies around the port of Hodeida.