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RIP Mrs Maguire – but there are still questions to be answered
The verdict is passed. Will Cornick is now named. But whatever Leeds tries to pretend, that is not the end of it, nor should it be.
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Oldham Athletic are said to be reconsidering signing convicted rapist Ched Evans. Sophisticated online campaigns on both sides have led to debate about the consequences of his conviction.
Most cancer cases are the result of biological “bad luck”, not lifestyle, according to a controversial new study. But can the odds be stacked in your favour? How?
Who were the heroes and villains of 2014 for Channel 4 News’s award-winning FactCheck blog?
A stricter drink-drive limit comes into force, which makes the legal drink-drive limit in Scotland lower than that elsewhere in the UK.
It’s pricey being young these days. So where’s the damage being done: every dinner time? Beers? Fags? Or rent? FactCheck has done some sums.
“A bunch of militamen were in control of a British army base in the UK”. A whistleblower gives his shocking account of the Libyan army training fiasco to International Editor Lindsey Hilsum.
Tijan Sallah, aka Kingpin, is a rapper with a passion for gardening, who says his generation gets a bad rep. Channel 4 News went down to the allotment with the man who tends his plants in his Jordans.
Youth used to go hand in hand with rebellion. But Channel 4 News speaks to the Londoners playing it straight and challenging perceptions of what it means to be a millennial rebel in 2014.
The verdict is passed. Will Cornick is now named. But whatever Leeds tries to pretend, that is not the end of it, nor should it be.
An exclusive ComRes poll for Channel 4 News reveals the difference in attitudes to drinking between the under 30s and the over 60s – here’s what respondents said about why they drink.
Are you eating a salad tonight and thinking of having a glass of wine? If so, you could be consuming the calorific equivalent of a doughnut or a hamburger.
The Conservatives and Lib Dems clash on drugs policy as a new Home Office reports finds that criminalising abuse has no impact.
As Manchester teenagers tell Channel 4 News that sexual exploitation is all too commonplace in their life experience, support workers tell of their anger at the lack of urgency in tackling the issue.
As a study suggests teenage cannabis users risk “impairing” their educational ability, a leading researcher claims young people are being let down by media reporting on the dangers of drugs.
Public space botherers beware: from today, councils have new powers to crack down on anti-social behaviour – and police can enforce it with £100 fines. Here’s how it works.