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What did we learn from 2012? For Channel 4 News Science Editor Tom Clarke, the discovery of the Higgs boson was a “massive breakthrough” and the highlight of the year.
Listen and subscribe to Politics: Where Next? on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other good apps. Speaking ahead of Friday’s vote, I popped in to the office of Father of the House of Commons Ken Clarke to discuss his customs union amendment and where next for the Government and Tory party. There are new episodes of Politics: Where…
Gary Gibbon
In Brussels here today you sense the EU leaders are still in “managing the process” mode on Brexit. They have much else on their collective plates and are not about to re-think their Brexit approach.
Some child brain cancers grow very quickly so a diagnosis just a few weeks earlier can make a huge difference to a child’s prospects.
Tomorrow cricket’s oldest and most intense rivalry, between England and Australia, resumes in a battle that began back in 1882. Here are six things you should know before it starts.
Scientists have discovered a subatomic particle that is consistent with the Higgs boson particle that gives matter mass, Cern, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, announces.
Britain’s biggest retailer has unveiled its new strategy to ‘put the love back in’ for customers. But can Tesco prove it can provide value for money, and a more positive shopping experience too?
A row has broken out between Justice Secretary Ken Clarke and Home Secretary Theresa May over her claim that a foreigner was allowed to stay in the UK because he had a pet cat.
Gary Gibbon
One by one, government ministers are outlining their plan of action – tomorrow, it’s Justice Secretary Ken Clarke’s turn to talk about sentencing policy.
A global glut of milk has caused a crash in prices. It is now cheaper than bottled water. Dairy farmers say they can no longer compete and fear they’ll be driven out of business, reports Tom Clarke.
An investigation into the crash of the Virgin Galactic spacecraft – killing one of the pilots – has found that a safety device was deployed too early. Tom Clarke reports.
Tom Clarke visits Freetown in Sierra Leone, where every 10 cases of Ebola infection lead to 17 more. Are community care units the answer?
The overwhelming joy of Ebola survivors is being undermined by the stigma they face in the communities they return to. Science Editor Tom Clarke reports from Sierra Leone on the cruelty of Ebola.
In some neighbourhoods on the outskirts of Freetown, Ebola orphans are left to fend for themselves while ambulances can’t respond to Ebola calls. Science Editor Tom Clarke reports from Crab Town.
There is no panic: but the word ‘Ebola’ is everywhere – Channel 4 News Science Editor Tom Clarke reports from Sierra Leone in the heart of Ebola zone.