Gary Gibbon
Greenham Common 30 years on
The scene of campaigners fighting off the siting of US nuclear missiles on their doorstep, Greenham Common is now up for sale – but did its controversial use worry Mrs Thatcher?
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Brave moo world: test-tube burger debuts in London
Why have they made it? What does it taste like? And how soon can you get one? Channel 4 News looks at the test-tube burger and the tech ‘moo-gul’ who funded it.
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And with your test-tube burger? Ten other future foods
Algae cookies, grass, bug paste… What will we be eating in the future? Channel 4 news explores 10 of the most interesting ideas.
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What have we learnt about Iran’s Hassan Rouhani?
As Hassan Rouhani is inaugurated as Iran’s president, Channel 4 News explores what we have learnt about the “moderate” cleric since his election.
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Is the end nigh for Silvio Berlusconi?
As Silvio Berlusconi faces the prospect of house arrest and a ban on running for office, Channel 4 News asks if the end is looming for Italy’s most colourful politician.
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Why half of us are struggling with our finances
More than half of people in the UK are finding it hard to stay on top of their bills and credit agreements, in another sign that the economic downturn has taken its toll on household finances.
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Home Office faces immigration tactics investigation
The British equality watchdog says it will investigate controversial Home Office tactics to tackle illegal immigration – including a “go home” poster campaign and police “stop and checks”.
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How hackers are hijacking your Facebook ‘likes’
Facebook likes are at the heart of the site’s interactive appeal. But Channel 4 News can reveal that cyber criminals are hijacking users’ accounts to like pages their victims want nothing to do with.
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Gary Gibbon
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Jon Snow
That delicious moment we thought the nuclear nightmare was over
Jon Snow looks back at his defining memory of the ’80s: the day when it seemed that the threat of nuclear Armageddon had finally lifted.
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Lloyds Bank back in the black with £2.1bn profit
Lloyds Banking Group is “back in the black” as it posts profits of £2.1bn for the first half of 2013 – sparking a surge in share price and expectations of a government sale of its stake in the bank.
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A few days in the life of Pyongyang
The showcase community of an outcast regime: Channel 4 News glimpses life in the opulence and eerie quiet of North Korea’s capital Pyongyang.
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Is entrepreneurship the answer for young people?
With youth unemployment at high levels, a third of people under 30 say they expect to become their own boss one day.
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Cyber crime – a bigger threat than nuclear attack?
MPs warn the government not to underestimate the impact of e-crime and cyber attacks by hostile states. But have the risks been exaggerated?
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MPs urge transparency over energy firms’ profits
Public trust in the gas and electricity market is being undermined by a lack of transparency about companies’ profits, MPs are warning.
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All eyes on Jonnie Peacock at London Anniversary Games
The spirit of London 2012 is in the air again as the Anniversary Games remind us of those golden days a year ago, writes Sports Reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan.
