Jon Snow
Who understands 'the bubble'?
Jon Snow compares the experience of his own grandfather to the bankers of today and asks if anyone really understands “the bubble”?
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Cheer up Nick…
Nick Clegg is feeling gloomy about 2012, warning that it will pose “many great challenges” for everyone in Britain. Do you agree with him – or are there reasons to be cheerful?
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Acting up? Russian civil society at 20 years old
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has seen a vibrant civil society emerge, writes Human Rights Watch’s Caroll Bogert, former Newsweek Moscow bureau chief. But what does the future hold?
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What does the future hold for Russia?
Twenty years ago, Mikhail Gorbachev fell from power and the Soviet Union collapsed. This year, protests are sweeping Russia’s cities. Is Russia facing a moment of change? Channel 4 News investigates.
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More Russian protests following ‘rigged’ elections
Thousands of people are on the streets of Russia demanding a re-run of the recent parliamentary election. It is the second big rally in two weeks.
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Tens of thousands in Russian poll protests
Mass protests across Russia, demanding a re-run of parliamentary elections and an end to Prime Minister Putin’s rule, prompt the question: are we witnessing a Slavic Spring in the dead of winter?
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Moscow protests over ‘rigged’ Russian elections
Russians take to the streets of Moscow for a second day of protest against the rule of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, following elections at the weekend.
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Jon Snow
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Too many actors in the push for Syrian peace
The problem with brokering a resolution to the situation in Syria is that there are just too many regional actors with different agendas.
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Chelsea’s Abramovich testifies in court
Chelsea’s Russian billionaire owner, Roman Abramovich, hit back at allegations that he “intimidated” Boris Berezovsky out of billions of pounds by calling him a “megalomaniac”. Carl Dinnen reports.
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Online passwords added to inheritance wills
Growing numbers of adults are passing on a digital inheritance by leaving internet passwords to loved ones in their wills.
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Apple founder Steve Jobs dies, aged 56
Computer visionary Steve Jobs, who co-founded Apple in 1976 and went on to transform it into one of the world’s biggest and most iconic brands, has died.
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Steve Jobs: ‘a creative genius’
As tributes are paid to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died, aged 56, following a battle with pancreatic cancer, David Cameron says the world has lost a “great creative, entrepreneurial genius”.
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Chelsea’s Abramovich ‘blackmailed Berezovsky’
Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich is accused in court of betraying and blackmailing fellow Russian businessman Boris Berezovsky.
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Dramatic video shows biker rescued from burning car
Amateur video captures the moment a 21-year-old motorcyclist in Utah was dragged to safety by a crowd of people after his bike collided with a car.
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Gary Gibbon
Russo-British relations at frozen dead end
At their joint press conference, just finished, President Medvedev said Britain would “never” get its hands on Andrei Lugovoi, the man the UK Crown Prosecution Service wants extradited to face the charge of murdering the Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko. “It will “never happen… no matter what the circumstances… please remember this,” the Russian president said.
