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Afghanistan: getting a meeting organised is some feat
Alex Thomson on the problems of meetings in Afghanistan and talks between the district governor and the British army.
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Mexico missing: links to organ trafficking
Following Nick Martin’s report on the missing girls of Mexico, El Paso Times journalist Diana Washington Valdez writes for Channel 4 News on the horrifying secrets of Juarez.
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Why are Mexican cartels using Irish ports to smuggle drugs?
The Sinaloa cartel is one of Mexico’s most feared groups and there has been increasing evidence that it is expanding its networks in Europe and funnelling drugs through less obvious, more unsuspecting ports.
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Tories must show ‘humility’, says Shadow Chancellor Hunt
We were joined by Jeremy Hunt, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer until July, and is now the Shadow Chancellor.
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‘Iran would be wise to rein in Hamas and Hezbollah’, says Andrew Mitchell
We were joined by the shadow Foreign secretary – and former deputy Foreign Secretary – Andrew Mitchell.
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‘Iran still calculating response’ to Israel strikes on Hezbollah leader, says analyst
We spoke to the political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin who’s in Jerusalem.
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FactCheck: Israeli attacks outnumbered Hezbollah’s five-to-one, our analysis finds
And we find these attacks resulted in thirty deaths in Lebanon for every one death in Israel.
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‘Time to leave is now’ – PM tells British nationals in Lebanon
At the UN in midtown Manhattan, the US and France are reported to be leading a new diplomatic effort to end hostilities in both Gaza and Lebanon.
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‘International community’ must prevent spread of Middle East war says Lebanon minister
We spoke to Lebanon’s Environment minister, Nasser Yassin – he’s also the coordinator of Lebanon’s National Disaster and Crisis Response Committee.
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Payment to subpostmasters ‘not happening fast enough’, says Business and Trade Committee chair
The embattled Chief Executive of the Post Office is stepping down after five years in the role.
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Exclusive: New data reveals how sea mud is far more important than we think
The UK seabed could annually capture almost three times the carbon soaked up by UK forests, according to new research. It is a staggering peer-reviewed data breakthrough.
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FactCheck: who carried out Hezbollah exploding pagers attack and how?
Here’s what we know so far.
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Edwards situation ‘truly shocking’ but BBC can’t be blamed says former presenter
Krishnan Guru-Murthy speaks to Roger Bolton, a former BBC executive and presenter who launched and presents the Beeb Watch podcast.
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Dangerous skin diseases add to the turmoil of war for children in Gaza
Israel’s war is wreaking a terrible toll on Gaza’s children and it’s not just bombs and bullets killing and scarring them. Forced to flee their homes, living in squalor, disease is now rampant amongst the population, including painful skin infections.
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‘We have to have hope Labour can reform NHS’, says Kings Fund CEO
We were joined by Sarah Woolnough, chief executive of the Kings Fund, and Philip Banfield, an obstetrician and council chair at the British Medical Association.
