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Poet Lemn Sissay on growing up in the care system, racism and finding his Ethiopian family
Lemn Sissay OBE talks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about growing up in the care system, finding his identity as a British and Ethiopian man, and why the care system in the UK is failing children in need, in this episode of Ways to Change the World.
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Kim Jong Un and Putin building ‘problem-solving dynamic’, says director
We spoke to Dr John Park, director of the Korea Project at the Harvard Kennedy School, and an expert on North Korea’s military capabilities and nuclear ambitions.
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FactCheck: is the new BA.2.86 Covid variant spreading in the UK?
How severe is the new variant and how many cases have there been in the UK so far?
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How India is clearing and hiding away slums as it prepares to host the G20
Rishi Sunak is preparing to fly to India later tonight to join other world leaders at this weekend’s G20 summit in India. China’s Xi Jinping won’t be there – but other leaders will be seeking to find common ground over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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What are the health benefits of expanding ULEZ to outer London?
There’s also been an almighty row recently over the expansion of ULEZ – Ultra Low Emissions Zone to cover the whole of London. What are the health benefits?
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Greece extreme weather: Widespread flooding just days after wildfires brought under control
Torrential rain has caused widespread flooding in Greece, just days after the deadly wildfires that raged across the country for weeks were brought under control.
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Concrete crisis: Inside school forced to close half its building
We’ve been to Honywood school in Essex which has had to close around half the school after they found Raac in the ceilings.
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School concrete crisis: Rishi Sunak accused of cutting spending on repairs as chancellor
The failure to fix dangerous concrete in school classrooms was today laid at Rishi Sunak’ s door after he was accused of cutting spending on school repairs when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Prime Minister insisted that was “completely and utterly wrong” – and claimed the majority of schools were unaffected. But a…
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Concrete scandal expands to hospitals and many other buildings across UK
With some schools scrambling to make contingencies, now hospitals are also in the spotlight over the use of aerated concrete.
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Johannesburg fire: More than 70 dead in building housing homeless
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been visiting the site of a devastating fire in central Johannesburg which claimed the lives of more than 70 people, including at least 12 children. Tonight, Channel 4 News has been told that criminal gangs had partitioned the building using locked gates, preventing people from fleeing – part of an illegal…
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More than 100 schools in England ordered to close buildings due to unsafe concrete
The Education Secretary Gillian Keegan tonight defended her ‘cautious approach’, hours after causing consternation amongst teachers, parents and pupils in England a matter of days before the start of term. Labour and teaching unions rounded on the government, with the National Education Union describing the situation as “absolutely disgraceful”.
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Judge leading Scotland Covid-19 inquiry promises ‘robust investigation’ into government’s handling of pandemic
The judge leading Scotland’s Covid-19 inquiry has promised to carry out a “robust investigation” into how the Scottish government handled the pandemic, as well as identifying key lessons to be learned.
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Luis Rubiales: Fifa opens disciplinary proceedings against Spanish FA president after cup final kiss
England fans will soon be able to buy replicas of the kit England goalkeeper Mary Earps wore in the Women’s World Cup.
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Blind dance group building confidence through bhangra
Dancing has become a national obsession, but it isn’t strictly just for celebrities on a Saturday night.
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Sir Michael Parkinson remembered as ‘the most outstanding interviewer of his generation’
The world’s biggest stars have paid tribute to the broadcaster Sir Michael Parkinson who’s died at the age of 88.
