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How bad is the situation in Northern Ireland’s A and E departments?
Exclusive analysis by Channel 4 News’ FactCheck team shows just how bad things are getting in Northern Ireland’s A&E departments. The number of patients now waiting more than 12 hours in A&E is 36 times higher than it was in 2009.
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‘We are fighting for the soul of the Republican party’ says former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson
We’re joined by former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson – who tried for the Republican nomination himself but has now thrown his support behind Nikki Haley.
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Storm Isha: Parts of UK hit by strongest winds in decades – with Storm Jocelyn on the way
Four people have died in the UK and Ireland as Storm Isha’s 100-mile-per-hour winds tore down trees, caused transport chaos and left hundreds of thousands without power.
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Singer Jelly Roll wants to be ‘part of solution’ to US fentanyl crisis
As a former drug dealer and addict – the country music star Jelly Roll now wants to be “part of the solution” to America’s fentanyl crisis.
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Ecuador cracks downs on cartels after chaos descends
Ecuador used to be one of Latin America’s most peaceful countries – but in the last few years it descended into chaos as Mexican drug cartels started to move cocaine through its ports and recruit local affiliates. In recent weeks, two major gang leaders escaped from prison – reigniting a turf war that has left…
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Windrush: New campaign by artists and musicians to pressure government to speed up compensation
A new campaign by artists, actors and musicians has been launched to put pressure on the government to speed up compensation for those affected by the Windrush scandal – claiming more than 40 claimants have died before receiving any money.
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Junior doctors in Wales start three day strike over pay
Junior doctors in Wales have started a three day strike over pay. The walkout began at 7am and could see more than three thousand taking action – in what authorities warn is already one of the most pressurised weeks of the year.
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Iowa caucuses begin: Who will become the Republican party’s nominee?
The 2024 US presidential campaign kicks off in earnest tonight. Voters will meet for the Iowa caucus – an arcane event that marks the start of the long process to decide who will become the Republican party’s nominee.
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Cuts to Arts budget ‘attack on the people of Suffolk’ say campaigners
Arts organisations across Suffolk are reeling after the County Council said budget cuts meant from next year it would stop all core funding to Suffolk’s art and museum sector. Campaigners say the impact of saving half a million pounds in this way will be outweighed by the social cost to disabled people and the elderly.…
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Jodie Comer on her apocalyptic thriller, UK arts funding and feeling marginalised
Jodie Comer is back and has teamed up with the award-winning British Director Mahalia Belo.
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‘Life has changed’ after World Darts Championship, says 16-year-old Luke Littler
Our sports reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan spoke to the teenage darts sensation Luke Littler about last night’s final and how it feels to be in the limelight at such a young age.
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Martin Luther King’s granddaughter on how she is carrying on her grandfather’s legacy
‘My generation will be defined by action, not apathy’ – the words of Yolanda Renee King, the granddaughter of the visionary civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Inspired by her grandfather’s example, 15-year-old Yolanda is already an activist on issues such as gun violence, climate change and education reform.
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2023 the most successful year for female stars in UK singles chart history – but are new artists benefitting?
It’s been the most successful year for female stars in the history of the UK singles chart – from major stars like Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus to TikTok sensations like PinkPantheress. In fact, women spent a total of 31 weeks at the top of the charts – with seven of last year’s top ten…
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Reform UK’s Richard Tice claims Tory MPs ‘terrified’ of his party and urges Sunak to call election
Rishi Sunak is facing more calls from his political opponents to call an election early this year. On his left flank, the Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey told a campaign rally in Guildford that the Prime Minister should stop “clinging on to power.” From the right, the Leader of Reform UK Richard Tice claimed…
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NHS warns of “one of most difficult starts to the year” as junior doctors prepare to strike
Junior doctors in England are about to stage the longest strike in NHS history, just as the health service is under strain because of winter viruses and staff sickness.