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What happens when the vulnerable leave hospital?
A ground-breaking inquiry has been set up to look at what happens to vulnerable when they leave hospital – and its findings could prove startling.
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Barclays announces it is cutting 7,000 jobs from its investment bank – on top of the 12,000 announced earlier this year – as part of a new strategic review.
A ground-breaking inquiry has been set up to look at what happens to vulnerable when they leave hospital – and its findings could prove startling.
Six more cases have emerged on the Algarve that detectives believe may be linked to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
Today, the World Meteorological Organization detailed the possible onset of an El Nino event in the coming months – something that would have a significant warming influence on global temperatures.
This week marks the historic moment when gay couples will finally be able to marry in England and Wales. But how much will really change?
British police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann are hunting a suspected sex attacker who broke into holiday apartments across the Algarve and crept into bed with little girls.
The heads of state of 15 Caribbean nations are gathering in St Vincent to unveil a 10-point plan that demands reparations from European nations which benefited from the slave trade.
Paul Mason meets a Spanish generation who thought they’d fought and won the basic battles for women’s rights.
The argument for Scottish independence suffers a set-back as Standard Life says it could move away from the country in the event of a “Yes” vote, and RBS reports increased losses.
Fogadtatás! Or maybe, Bine ai venit! Three times as many Romanians and Bulgarians arrived in the UK last year as in the year before. Overall, 212,000 more people came to the UK than left.
As the prime minister insists that he has a strong moral case for welfare reform, campaigners warn that, in an already unequal society, the changes are falling unfairly on the poorest.
“Everyone around Europe is loving it. Although it’s tricky for the people affected by the storm, big swells mean happy surfers.”
The government’s pledge to cut net migration to the “tens of thousands” by the next election is impractical and almost certain to be broken, Business Secretary Vince Cable says.
As Italy’s anti-government Pitchfork Movement stage protest rallies across Italy, “Austerity Kid”, Agata Scionti, 26, tells Channel 4 News, that things are starting to change.
Malta may soon offer rich foreign investors the chance to buy a life in the European Union. But the Mediterranean island nation is not alone in selling citizenship for cash.