Gary Gibbon
Merkel: don’t pick on Cameron
Angela Merkel knows there won’t be a deal without David Cameron on board and she doesn’t want to be party to something that adds to anti-European feeling in Britain if she can avoid it.
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Gary Gibbon
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Victoria Macdonald
Care versus ‘cuts’ in the NHS
The NHS is creaking under the strain of trying to provide high quality care according to a new report but ministers continue to insist on unprecedented savings, writes Victoria Macdonald.
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Gary Gibbon
Merkel doubts deal can be done
Can a deal be done? Gary Gibbon has the latest from the EU budget negotiations in Brussels.
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Gary Gibbon
Rompuy: ‘no surprises’ so far. But is that a good thing?
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy chats with Denmark’s Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt. “Are you well?” she asks. “Yes,” he replies, “even though there are no surprises.”
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Gary Gibbon
Cameron aims at Barroso’s pet projects
As the battle over the EU budget shapes into a battle between rich and poor, David Cameron calls for cuts to bring the budget level down.
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What would the UK be like outside the EU?
As David Cameron goes into battle in Brussels over the European Union budget, we ask: What would the UK be like outside the EU? Would it be better or worse off? #exiteurope
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FactCheck: Are the PM’s tax claims avoidance or evasion?
The PM claims he’s given tax collectors an extra £900m. All well and good, but FactCheck finds he’s actually taken more away.
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Gary Gibbon
CDU source: Cameron wants Germany to blast UK out of Europe
Despite growing irritation with the UK, the Germans will not be throwing Britain out of Europe, even if Mr Cameron seems to be inviting such treatment.
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FactCheck: Has Chris Grayling unlocked the prisoners’ dilemma?
Chris Grayling says a “rehabilitation revolution” driven by payment by results will cut re-offending. FactCheck digs in.
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Gary Gibbon
Berlin to Brussels: exploring an EU deal without the UK
Gary Gibbon arrives in Berlin where Angela Merkel’s plan to stop “the UK parking it’s car in front of the fire station” could have dramatic repercussions for Britain in Europe.
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Labour regains Corby but police vote turnout is low
Labour achieves a 12.7 per cent swing to retake Corby from the Tories following Louise Mensch’s resignation. But turnout in England and Wales is very low in the election for police commissioners.
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FactCheck: the final word on police cuts
The effect of all this is to artificially make it look like there has been a real increase in neighbourhood policing.
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Do anti-austerity protests make a difference?
As protests against cuts and reform hit many parts of Europe, Channel 4 News considers if previous anti-austerity strikes – and even riots – have achieved anything.
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Disruption as Europe-wide austerity strikes hit
Arrests, tear gas and widespread anger as protesters across Europe join a general strike against austerity in Spain, Greece, Portugal and elsewhere.
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‘Catastrophic failings’ of schizophrenia care
An independent inquiry into the state of care for people with schizophrenia and psychosis in England is calling for a radical overhaul of the system.
