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G8 – and then there were 7
Today’s gathering of world leaders in the Hague to discuss nuclear safety will have an impromptu G7 gathering on its margins and it’s expected to suspend Russia from the club.
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Today’s gathering of world leaders in the Hague to discuss nuclear safety will have an impromptu G7 gathering on its margins and it’s expected to suspend Russia from the club.
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.
Two men from Austria and Italy, listed among the passengers on a missing Malaysia Airlines flight, were not in fact on board, officials say – and at least one of them had had his passport stolen.
The EU has announced an escalating scale of punishments contingent on Russia’s behaviour. But as it escalates, it gets less specific.
US President Barack Obama meets the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama – but in doing so, says Beijing, he has risked “seriously damaging ties” with China.
David Cameron defends the government’s handling of the flood crisis and says lessons need to be learned during a visit to storm-damaged parts of Britain.
Channel 4 News can reveal that Dutch emergency flood relief has been turned down because British authorities said it was not needed.
David Cameron said “money is no object” when it comes to flood relief. How expensive might that end up for the government? And who is going to pay the most? FactCheck does the sums.
Britain is hit with weather chaos, with the west of the UK experiencing winds of over 100mph and more heavy rain raising the risk of flooding. Police confirm the fatality of one man.
It has been the wettest January since records began, with the worst floods in more than 250 years. But in 1953 more than 300 people died in flooding in Kent, Essex and East Anglia.
British detectives fly to Portugal, reportedly to discuss possible arrests in connection with the inquiry into the disappearance of three-year-old Madeleine McCann in 2007.
More than 90 Conservative MPs write to David Cameron urging him to give parliament a national veto over current and future EU laws.
Journalists make poor prophets, but January is the month when we all think about the year ahead, and the big picture.