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Burma edges towards the discomforts of democracy
The PM is now dining with Aung San Suu Kyi before flying home from Rangoon. He won ASSK’s strong support for suspending EU sanctions, as he knew he would – it was largely her idea.
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Fuel-efficent cars and electric vehicles are likely to leave a big hole in the public finances, according to a new report.
The government has emphasised that while civil servants are being encouraged to vary their work journeys to avoid Olympic disruption, there will be no reduction in the amount of work they do.
The PM is now dining with Aung San Suu Kyi before flying home from Rangoon. He won ASSK’s strong support for suspending EU sanctions, as he knew he would – it was largely her idea.
Stuart Patrick from Glasgow Chamber of Commerce tells Channel 4 News that renewables and trade provide hope for jobs in the Scottish city.
Independent petrol retailers turn on the government for encouraging panic buying of fuel, describing its approach as “ill-conceived” and criticising ministers for failing to engage with the industry.
A survey reveals the number of speeding offences is on the increase and reveals a shocking depth of ignorance of the law among motorists in general. Channel 4 News asks, would you have done better?
A lorry driver injured when his vehicle crashed into a stationary bus on the M5 near Birmingham on Saturday morning has died in hospital, police say.
Police have arrested the driver of a bus after a motorway crash that left one man dead and more than 20 people in hospital.
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon blogs on David Cameron’s proposals for greater private sector involvement in Britain’s roads
Drivers could face new tolls to use major roads under plans to hand control of parts of Britain’s network to private companies, David Cameron will announce today.
As David Cameron raises the prospect of the privatisation of the roads network, Channel 4 News looks at the government’s options for improving Britain’s infrastructure.
A coach carrying a Belgian school party crashes into the wall of a tunnel in Switzerland, killing at least 28 people, 22 of whom are children.
Former energy secretary Chris Huhne is expected to stand trial in early October on charges of perverting the course of justice. He has hired Harry Redknapp’s legal team to fight the allegations.
With Starbucks and Costa expanding in the UK, Channel 4 News looks at how coffee shop chains have survived the economic downturn.
Michael Crick asks should the Electoral Commission be taking an interest in early campaigning to be the West Midlands police commissioner?