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Exclusive: Survey of UK voters reveals three quarters would back keeping taxes the same or seeing them rise
Exclusive new opinion polling from Channel 4 News and DeltaPoll reveals three quarters of voters would back keeping taxes the same or seeing them rise, if it means safeguarding public services.
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Palestinian artist paints Gaza’s loss
We hear so much about the heavy death toll and the destruction of homes and buildings in Gaza but alongside those horrors of war there’s a whole generation of young people who say they’ve lost any hope for the future. Many of their schools and universities have been destroyed – dreams now reduced to the…
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Inside Rafah: ‘We can feel the house shaking all of the time’, says filmmaker
We spoke to filmmaker Yousef Hammash, who also works for the Norwegian Refugee Council, and is sheltering in Rafah with his family. The signal in and out of Gaza remains very patchy, but we began by asking him how close he is to the new Israeli offensive.
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‘Ambulances were blindly heading into the direction of the bombs’, says Gaza surgeon
We spoke to Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a British Palestinian surgeon currently in Gaza, who has been travelling between Al-Shifa hospital, and Al-Ahli hospital.
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Gaza’s newest resident, born into war
We can’t get into Gaza ourselves, but filmmaker Yousef Hammash, who also works for the Norwegian Refugee Council, has been sending us moving reports about the situation there.
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Thousands protest in West Bank following Gaza hospital blast
Thousands of people have been out on the streets throughout the occupied West Bank calling for the overthrow of President Mahmoud Abbas and clashing with Palestinian Authority security forces. The protests were sparked by the immediate outrage over the hospital blast, but also the harsh crackdown by Israeli forces throughout the territory – as we’ve…
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I dated AI and met the men marrying chatbots
What’s it like to get an AI girlfriend, and why are millions of people around the world doing it?
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Plan for UK supermarkets basic food price cap
The Government is discussing voluntary plans to encourage supermarkets to cap the price of basic foods to help with the cost of living crisis
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Ukraine war: Kyiv hit by ‘record’ Russian drone attack
The Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has praised the country’s air defence forces – after the biggest Russian drone attack on the capital Kyiv, since the beginning of the full scale war.
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Tributes to ITV News’ Health and Science Editor Emily Morgan who has died, age 45
Tributes to ITV News’ Health and Science Editor Emily Morgan who has died, age 45.
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Sussex plans to restore kelp forests to fight climate change
It’s brown, smelly and elusive and it plays a key role in the fight against climate change. Giant
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‘This Morning’ presenters’ behaviour will be more under scrutiny, says media journalist
We spoke to the media journalist Siobhan Synnot and began by asking her about how much information she thought that ITV had about the relationship.
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Phillip Schofield: ITV investigated rumours of relationship
ITV says it investigated rumours that the presenter Phillip Schofield was having a relationship with a junior employee about three years ago, but insisted that both parties had categorically denied it.
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Chaos at UK airports as e-passport gates fail
Long queues have been building up at major airports around the UK after electronic passport gates stopped working – leaving many passengers forced to wait for several hours.
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Post Office former postmaster describes company as a ‘mafia’
We spoke to former postmaster Seema Misra.