Ten reasons why Labour are bluffing on HS2
Your correspondent is making a strong call: HS2 is a done deal, it will sail through parliament, and if anything will be fast-tracked
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The strange world of the courts is finally opening up to TV audiences. Former court reporter Patrick Worrall wonders what viewers will make of it all.
As One Direction are ranked more influential on Twitter than David Cameron and Nigel Farage, Channel 4 News looks at the role of influence and power in social media.
The horse meat scandal rears its head once again. In this instance it is canned beef, sold in the UK, that has been found to contain traces of horse DNA, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) says.
Your correspondent is making a strong call: HS2 is a done deal, it will sail through parliament, and if anything will be fast-tracked
Barclays is cooperating with regulators reviewing alleged manipulation of currency rates as it reports profits from its investment banking arm fell by half in the third quarter.
Newspaper publishers say they will push for a judicial review after they were refused an injunction to stop ministers going to the privy council to seek the Queen’s approval for a new royal charter.
Tributes have been stacking up since rock legend Lou Reed passed away, but little has been said about his contribution to perceptions of gay and transgender people – until now, writes Paris Lees.
Reports suggest the NSA may have been bugging German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s phone for more than ten years, as her government pushes for “complete information” from the US.
The government has delayed its new disability benefit. Civil servants working on the project previously criticised for weak management said “it took longer expected”.
Government agents investigating Ross Ulbricht, the 29 year old who allegedly founded the online drugs market Silk Road have found $28m in bitcoins on his computer.
When Russell Brand told Jeremy Paxman there would an anti-capitalist revolution, the comedian was speaking for all those who despise what growing inequality is doing to their lives.
When Russell Brand told Jeremy Paxman there would an anti-capitalist revolution, the comedian was speaking for all those who despise what growing inequality is doing to their lives.
MPs have quizzed key figures from the police over the plebgate affair, which engulfed politician Andrew Mitchell last year.
Bolshoi Ballet soloist Pavel Dmitrichenko goes on trial in Moscow, charged with organising an attack earlier this year on Sergei Filin, the company’s artistic director.
There is nothing political at all in pursuing the needs of justice: this is a simple legal matter, which must take its course – and justice must never become the hostage of time.