Jon Snow
A 'repellent photo op', a troubled ANC, and Mandela
As Nelson Mandela begins his fourth week in hospital, the deepening sense of disillusionment with the ruling ANC party is coming to the fore.
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Revealed: the Rupert Murdoch tape
“Incompetent” police, regrets over his own investigation, promises to protect Sun journalists: a secret recording reveals Rupert Murdoch’s real attitudes to the scandal that has engulfed his empire.
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Chinese media told: don’t mention the ‘cash crunch’
The Chinese government has a novel approach to financial problems: tell the media to downplay them so the markets are not spooked.
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Jon Snow
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Summit puts payday loans in the spotlight
Payday loan companies face a ban on advertising if they fail to reform, warns the new financial regulator, at a summit about the £2bn industry. But Channel 4 News hears an ad ban is not enough.
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Can Brazil put its football-fuelled awakening to sleep?
The Confederations Cup football tournament in Brazil has sparked anti-government, anti-corruption protests across the country. Will President Rousseff’s concessions be enough to stem the revolt?
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Cameron to raise human rights on Kazakhstan trade trip
David Cameron has become the first serving prime minister to visit Kazakhstan, as he bids to boost British trade with the mineral-rich country.
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SW19, the slasher movie: who next in a Wimbledon of shocks?
A shock horror week for the biggest names in tennis leaves Wimbledon wide open. So who next in the All England Club B-movie and can Andy Murray make it to the final scene?
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Miliband: Labour will not borrow more to reverse cuts
Ed Miliband commits to sticking with coalition spending plans and rules out more borrowing to reverse public spending cuts.
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Lions tourists face vital first test against Wallabies
The first rugby union test between the British and Irish Lions and the Wallabies is upon us. Can the 2013 squad emulate the 1989 Lions in Australia to become one of the greatest touring sides ever?
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Teacher Jeremy Forrest jailed for abducting girl
Teacher Jeremy Forrester is jailed for five-and-a-half years for abducting and having sex with a 15-year-old girl. But his laywer tells Channel 4 News he understands the couple may still be in love.
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FactCheck update: another tax haven loophole
The government says Britain is putting its own house in order by getting UK-linked territories to crack down on tax evasion. But there is a notable exception, as FactCheck discovers…
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Teacher Jeremy Forrest found guilty of child abduction
A jury finds teacher Jeremy Forrest guilty of abducting a 15-year-old girl who he took to France when their sexual affair was about to be exposed.
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Keme Nzerem
Cricket whites: out of fashion for black Britons
Despite the heroic role models of yesteryear, fewer and fewer black Britons are taking up a cricket bat. Keme Nzerem meets a notable exception.
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Tom Clarke
Reforming Europe’s ‘broken’ fishing policy
Fisheries minister Richard Benyon talks tough – but will he act to boost jobs for fishermen or curb the influence of foreign owners?
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Have reckless bankers been jailed in other countries?
Five years after the financial crisis, a parliamentary commission is recommending that bankers guilty of “reckless misconduct ” could be jailed. What has happened across the world since then?
