Official: last year’s terrible housebuilding stats. Why?
A green field in Northern Hertfordshire – a beautiful rural scene straight out of EM Forster? Or would it be made more beautiful by thousands of smiling happy families in shiny new homes?
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In his first major pledge ahead of the 2015 general election, the prime minister appeals to older voters by promising a guaranteed rise in the state pension under a Conservative government.
A green field in Northern Hertfordshire – a beautiful rural scene straight out of EM Forster? Or would it be made more beautiful by thousands of smiling happy families in shiny new homes?
On his trips to London, Nelson Mandela praised the UK for its help in the struggle. But did the British state really come to his aid during all those years in captivity?
Mairead Philpott, jailed for 17 years for killing her six children in a house fire, has an appeal against the length of her sentence rejected.
Cigarettes could to be sold in plain packaging as early as 2015, if the government announces plans to review the measure on Thursday.
So here we go again. The sun has hardly set on England’s home Ashes victory before a new series gets underway in Brisbane. Malcolm Boughen asks if you can have too much of a good thing.
It is meant to be a last resort. But the number of homeless families in emergency B&B accommodation is at its highest level in 10 years, with some councils flouting the law to extend time limits.
It’s “chocolate week”, that annual celebration of all things indulgent and sweet. But has chocolate finally overcome its darker history – from child trafficking to crop-ravaged land?
Jim Crace’s Harvest is the bookmaker’s favourite to win the 2013 Man Booker prize – and we will find out who gets the £50,000 prize on Tuesday. But which book gets the Channel 4 News seal of approval?
Women who have received rape and death threats on Twitter say the Met have been slow to bring the culprits to justice.
Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre is staying silent over allegations that his paper smeared the Labour leader’s father. What do we know about Fleet Street’s most publicity-shy editor?
The government is intent on helping people onto the housing ladder. But for some, property ownership doesn’t come into it. Their dream is to be able to afford to rent a flat, not just a single room.
The private sector is now driving over three-quarters of growth in purpose-built student digs. At the start of a new academic year, Channel 4 News asks what happened to old-fashioned halls.
During his lifetime Cyril Smith was one of the UK’s best-known politicians. But a new investigation shows that security services held on to a file with evidence of the Liberal MP’s child abuse.
It is in England’s grasp, but can they keep up the new ruthlessness which has seen them trouncing the tourists? Do we even want them to? Malcolm Boughen weighs up the third Test of the 2013 Ashes.