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The full scale of spending cuts will be unveiled today when Chancellor George Osborne outlines the details of the government’s comprehensive spending review.
Chancellor George Osborne unveils heavy cuts across government departments with almost half a million job losses and a fresh crackdown on benefits.
Alex Thomson reflects on the attacks in Kabul and why the Afghan capital city has become such a target.
50 UK-led research projects have won funding through the EU’s Horizon programme, for the first time since Brexit.
The overuse of antibiotics has led to the emergence of “superbugs”.
States with stricter gun laws have lower firearms deaths – but is one causing the other?
There was evidence for asymptomatic transmission very early in the pandemic.
Helen Whately claimed we ‘didn’t know’ in March and April that people without symptoms could be infectious.
The World Health Organization has said it does not recommend the approach Britain is taking in vaccinating large numbers of people against coronavirus. Should we be worried?
A working vaccine against Covid-19 could be available soon. But have any corners been cut in the race to immunise the world?
Channel 4 News obtains full inventory of the national pandemic stockpile – revealing vital safety gear was years out of date
Some recent drug trials have produced disappointing results and there is still no approved treatment for Covid-19.
As the FBI investigates claims that Russian meddling helped Donald Trump become president, FactCheck looks at America’s own track record of interfering with democratic elections.
The Wikileaks files suggest there have been western efforts to “bring pressure” on Saudi Arabia to end its support for ISIS.
Victoria Macdonald
A universal health system paid for out of taxes was hugely popular and has remained so. And the man who pushed through the legislation, Aneurin Bevan, has been glorified ever since.