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The Government has no idea whether any houses have been built on public land sold off to housing developers since 2011, according to a damning report from the cross-party public accounts committee.

The Labour hopeful is storming ahead of rivals on Twitter and Facebook but some of his purported supporters have come under criticism for being aggressive to critics

US singer Lauryn Hill cancels a concert in Tel Aviv, after social media activists urged her to boycott Israel over its occupation of Palestinian land.

In February 2014 large parts of southern England were flooded – from Surrey to Somerset and beyond. One year on, how are they faring? Move the slider across each image to see what happened.

Anja Niemi is one of the most compelling contemporary artists of our times. Using the medium of photography, she creates self-portraiture pieces and insists on working absolutely alone.

Bashar Assad makes a rare visit to the front line, activists light candles in Aleppo and new years cakes are baked in Sheikh Maksoud – this is how 2015 was ushered in war-torn Syria.

Remarks by a UN expert condemning the UK’s attitude to immigration as “b*******” are dismissed by Ukip as “coarse and petulant.”

From teapots to yellow sheep: as the greatest cycle race on earth came to Yorkshire we collected your best pictures.

Two days of cycling excitement come to an end in Yorkshire – with Italian Vincenzo Nibali claiming the yellow shirt on the second stage of the Tour de France. See pictures from the day here.

Glastonbury has evolved over the past 44 years – from one pound tickets to a tented city of 180,000 people – here are ten pictures lost in the archives.

Moving pictures as the D-Day landings are commemorated, 70 years on.

Firefighters had incredible success saving much of the Glasgow School of Art from a massive blaze – but the damage is still extensive, as these pictures show.

Shocking images from Kiev’s Independence Square in Ukraine, where anti-government protests have escalated into all-out battles between demonstrators and police.

Pope Francis says the internet is a “gift from God” – but who else has claimed rights to the world wide web? And how much of it is true?

Channel 4 News cameraman Stuart Webb is in Bangui, Central African Republic, where 100,000 displaced people are seeking refuge.