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As Kent Police arrest missing prisoner Michael Wheatley, detectives in Surrey are investigating a raid on the Chelsea Building Society in Sunbury-on-Thames.
Liverpool entertain Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday in a match which could see the Reds taking a giant step closer to landing the title for the first time in nearly a quarter of a century.
Ryan Giggs takes temporary charge of Manchester United’s first team following the announcement that David Moyes has left the club, less than a year after replacing Sir Alex Ferguson as manager.
Manchester United sacked David Moyes after failing to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in 19 years. Is this really why they showed him the door?
Are foreign investors really driving London’s house prices up and leaving the capital looking like a ghost town? FactCheck finds out.
Unrepresentative boards increase your chances of making bad decisions. Diverse boards – with a wide range of business, professional and social experience – make good decisions.
Pretending to be a tourist, Paul Mason crosses into Transnistria, a country that does not welcome journalists – and which has no official status under international law.
The husband of former News International boss Rebekah Brooks has told the phone hacking trial that he hid a bag in an underground car park because it contained pornographic DVDs.
Going from Russian billionaire to “the world’s poorest man,” has been put forward as the reason behind the apparent suicide of Boris Berezovsky, at the opening of the inquest into his death.
In a week when Andy Murray parted from coach Ivan Lendl and UK Sport cut its funding for basketball, Jordan Jarrett-Bryan looks ahead to Saturday’s Chelsea-Arsenal clash.
Alex Thomson
It’s 2014, so please don’t presume to assume that I’ll be supporting any old British team just because they are playing European opposition.
England’s Wembley friendly against Denmark could decide which of the current squad make the cut for the Brazil World Cup. John Anderson ponders the dilemmas facing national team boss Roy Hodgson.
England international and Preston North End stalwart Sir Tom Finney, described by Bill Shankly as “the best player ever born”, dies aged 91.
Crystal meth use in the UK is extremely low. But the drug’s popularity among gay men in London, where it is increasingly used at sex parties, means it is being linked to a worrying rise in HIV.
The response to the story of one girl’s battle with complex regional pain syndrome has been huge. Here, sufferers tell Channel 4 News how Paige helped shine a light on a much misunderstood condition.