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Secunder Kermani
Secunder Kermani is an award-winning journalist and a Foreign Affairs Correspondent for Channel 4 News. He is one of the few foreign journalists to have reported inside rebel-held territory in Myanmar, where a brutal civil war is raging, and also…
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Will Labour let universities go bust?
Baroness Jacqui Smith is the new Minister for Higher Education. We spoke to her and asked if the record number of disadvantaged students getting a university place this year are actually getting value for money.
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FactCheck: one in six universities rely on international students for more than a third of income
The regulator says reliance on foreign fees is an “increasingly precarious model”.
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Ukraine captures ‘hundreds’ of Russian prisoners as shock advance continues
It was a sight no one expected to see after more than 900 days of war: a correspondent from Ukraine’s state television news reporting from inside Russian territory as Ukrainian forces tore down a Russian flag and handed out humanitarian aid.
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Gaza ceasefire talks to begin under shadow of Iran Israel attack
Talks aimed at ending the war in Gaza are due to begin in Doha tomorrow: an Israeli delegation is on the way, while Hamas says it won’t be in the room but is open to separate discussions with mediators.
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‘International student economy in UK worth 42 billion’, says vice-chancellor of Leeds Beckett University
We spoke to Professor Peter Slee, the vice-chancellor of Leeds Beckett University.
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25 UK universities make a third of income from overseas students
In just two days’ time, thousands of students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland will get their A-level results – with many scrambling for places at university.
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Calls for urgent action over pharmaceuticals found in rivers in National Parks
A study seen by Channel 4 News reveals the levels of some drugs including antibiotics, heart medicines and paracetamol found in rivers in English national parks, are high enough to change fish behaviour and damage plant life.
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Mourners attend funeral of Southport victim Alice da Silva Aguiar
The funeral has taken place today of 9 year old Alice da Silva Aguiar who died in the Southport attacks.
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King Charles calls for unity following UK riots
King Charles has praised the “community spirit” which countered the past week of riots – and called for national unity around shared values of mutual respect and understanding.
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Are new Banksy works just a bit of fun, or is there a hidden message?
We speak to the writer and curator Ekow Ekshun, and John Brandler, who collects pieces by Banksy.
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‘There’s so little real understanding of ME in the NHS’, says campaigner
We spoke to Karen Hargrave, who launched a campaign to lobby for better care for people with the condition, after her husband’s life was decimated by the disease. She is also a sufferer.
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More UK rioters jailed as police warn of new far right unrest
They have been jailed for throwing bricks at police officers, for looting a library, for inciting a crowd to turn violent.
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Hundreds gather in Walthamstow to make a stand against racism
As warnings have spread about the locations far-right groups could potentially target tonight – a sense of fear in some quarters, but a sense, too, of determination to oppose them.
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Why did Harris pick Walz as her running mate?
The race for the White House has moved up a gear – with both the Trump and Harris campaigns holding rival events in the key battleground states of Michigan and Wisconsin today.
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How communities affected by far right violence are responding
All across the country, communities affected by right-wing violence are trying to make sense of what they’ve seen over the past week.
