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Rewilding Brexit Britain: the radical shake-up of Britain’s farming
Farmers will get financial incentives for taking measures that protect the soil, the water and tackle climate change under plans being brought in by the government’s new Agriculture Bill.
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Johnson insists Britain is ‘absolutely’ committed to NATO
Boris Johnson has insisted that Britain is ‘absolutely’ committed to NATO – as he visited British troops stationed in Estonia.
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A new year, a new government: so what now for Brexit Britain?
Today, Parliament heard a Queen’s Speech dominated by Brexit – a done deal says the Government – by the end of January next year.
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Boris Johnson’s ‘blueprint for the future of Britain’: Queen opens parliament
There were no formal robes, no ermine – the Queen dressed down for her second opening of Parliament in just over two months.
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One family’s struggle with Britain’s mental health care system
Mental health has often been seen as the poor relation in healthcare and getting the right support usually involves lengthy waits.
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Tom Tugendhat on Britain’s role in a rapidly changing world
The Conservative chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Tom Tugenhadt speaks to us outside Buckingham Palace about Trump, NATO and Britain’s role in a rapidly changing world.
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Britain’s forgotten veterans
One veteran who did not take part in commemorations today was Inayet Ali.
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“He always seems to back Britain’s enemies”, former Labour MP Ian Austin on why he is campaigning against Corbyn
Ian Austin was one of two former Labour MPs to declare Jeremy Corbyn unfit to lead the country – urging voters to back Boris Johnson instead.
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Does Britain need a written constitution after Brexit?
Ever since Britain voted for Brexit in 2016, there’s been talk of a “constitutional crisis”, but what actually is the constitution?
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Britain on the Couch: Tom Watson on Labour’s Brexit and the ‘VIP paedophile’ scandal
Tonight our purple Channel 4 News couch is in Bewdley in the West Midlands where the psychoanalytic psychotherapist Susanna Abse has been talking to the deputy leader of the Labour Party, Tom Watson.
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Extinction Britain: Ralph Steadman creates images of UK’s threatened creatures
Illustrator Ralph Steadman is best known for his celebrated caricatures of political figures. But for the last eight years he has been creating images of the UK’s threatened creatures.
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Extinction Britain: Wildlife survey exposes shocking decline in animals
One in seven British species is threatened with extinction, according to a new report by the country’s main wildlife and conservation charities.
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Seaside town of Jaywick named Britain’s most deprived area for third time
In recent years Jaywick in Essex has become notorious for its social problems.
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The Welsh villagers who could become Britain’s first climate refugees
Nowhere in Britain is facing the consequences of global warming quite like Fairbourne, a village on the coast of North West Wales.
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Tory MP John Redwood on Brexit: ‘Majority of people in Britain want this over’
We speak to former Conservative cabinet minister John Redwood and the Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran.
