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Kenya mall attack: security forces ‘close in’
Kenyan security forces say that three militants are dead after officers storm Nairobi’s besieged Westgate mall in an attempt to rescue hostages. Six Britons are among the dead.
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Cameron: UK military action in Syria is a ‘judgement call’
The UK will have to make a “judgment call” over military intervention in Syria, David Cameron says as he goes head-to-head with Ed Miliband in the House of Commons.
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Woman of £10 note: Jane Austen to appear on new tenners
After a three month campaign to keep women on Britain’s banknotes, the Bank of England says Jane Austen will be the face of the next £10 notes – and its selection process is under review.
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Len McCluskey: ‘Red Len’ or ‘principled pragmatist’?
The Labour selection row in Falkirk has pushed Len McCluskey into the spotlight. On the day he addresses the Durham Miners’ Gala, we ask if the Unite boss justifies his “Red Len” tag.
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Sport and politics: 10 reasons to keep them apart
It’s been a busy week for Britain’s politicians – watching the tennis and cricket in the sunshine. But mixing politics with sport isn’t always a winner. Channel 4 News takes to the pitch.
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3D printing and programming – the new school curriculum
David Cameron hails the new curriculum as a “revolution” in education. But school leaders warn of an emphasis on memory learning rather than skills, amid accusations of “personal prejudice”.
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Political lobbying – the key questions
As David Cameron announces a statutory register and the Commons speaker suspends parliamentary passes, why is lobbying dominating the headlines again?
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Lobbying scandal: peer admits he ‘got around the rules’
Lord Mackenzie, one of the peers suspended over the lobbying scandal, admits to Channel 4 News that he ‘got around the rules’, but denies breaking them.
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Far-right extremism: who are the EDL?
Online support for the EDL has soared since the murder of Lee Rigby. But who are its supporters, and what does the far-right group stand for? Channel 4 News investigates.
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Two arrested over Grimsby Islamic centre fire
Police arrest two people following a fire at an Islamic cultural centre in Lincolnshire after the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby. But in York, a mosque turns to tea and football to defuse tensions.
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Vicky Pryce, out of prison but what next?
Coming soon to a bookshop near you: the revealing inside account of how Vicky Pryce lost her freedom, her career and her husband. Or maybe not.
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Tories urged to dump Etonian advisors
Former shadow home secretary David Davis calls on the party to break the “impression of being privileged and out of touch”.
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Rich and elderly? Give back your free bus pass, says IDS
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith says better-off older people should hand back benefits like free bus passes and free TV licences if they do not need them.
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Immigrant experiences in David Cameron’s Britain
Two years after Prime Minister David Cameron first set out his position on immigration, Channel 4 News asks four newcomers to Britain how life has changed for them.
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Tributes and rejoicing follow Thatcher’s death
As foreign leaders send tributes to Margaret Thatcher, who died on Monday following a stroke, there are celebrations in Brixton and Glasgow by those who continue to oppose the “Iron Lady”.