● Government under pressure over universal credit The UK Government's welfare reforms have been described as a "vehicle for cuts" by the Labour party, as they attempted to force ministers to publish what effects...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Sickness benefit claimants receive backdated payments after errors The Department for Work and Pensions could pay out many millions of pounds following under-payments it made to sickness benefit claimants after assessors...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Students killed in gun attack on college in Crimea At least 17 students have been killed and over 40 injured in an attack on a technical college in Crimea.
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Forensic teams look for evidence after Khashoggi disappearance In Istanbul, forensic teams have been looking for evidence after the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi journalist.
Channel 4 Comment this news ● May lobbies European leaders for Brexit deal A few hours ago at Prime Minister's Questions, Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn, rejecting his claim that her Brexit Chequers plan was "dead".
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Judicial earthquake as protesters walk free just days after fracking begins in UK The Court of Appeal resounded to singing and applause from anti-fracking campaigners today as three of their fellow activists walked free from...
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FactCheck: Corbyn cherry-picks hate crime stats Jeremy Corbyn tweeted a graph showing hate crime on the rise. But more reliable data suggests hate crimes have fallen by 40 per cent in ten years.
FactCheck: Corbyn cherry-picks hate crime stats Jeremy Corbyn tweeted a graph showing hate crime on the rise. But more reliable data suggests hate crimes have fallen by 40 per cent in ten years. Channel 4 Comment this news ● What kind of leader is Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman? As the de facto head of the richest royal family in the world, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has carved an image of being a reformer. But the...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Sajid Javid accused of abandoning moral stand on death penalty The Home Secretary has been accused of abandoning the UK’s moral and legal stand against the death penalty by handing over evidence to the United States on two...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● May calls for cabinet to unite behind her on Brexit In a marathon two-and-a-half-hour cabinet meeting this morning on the eve of a crucial EU summit, Theresa May told her ministers that if they united and stood firm...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Government under pressure to stop universal credit roll-out Pressure is building on the government to stop the roll-out of universal credit, as a leaked document suggests more radical changes to the benefit might be needed to ...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Pompeo meets Saudi leaders after Khashoggi disappearance It’s two weeks since Jamal Khashoggi vanished from the Saudi consulate in Istanbul leaving his fiancee waiting outside. President Trump has sent his Secretary of State...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● John Bercow under pressure to stand down as Commons Speaker In the face of a barrage of accusations that he wasn't the right person to lead a House of Commons free of bullying and harassment, the Speaker John Bercow...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Migrants suffering squalid conditions in Lesbos camp EU leaders will meet this week to discuss Brexit. But one issue which has consumed most of their discussions over the past two years, and which has helped increase support...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Syrian government issues warning to rebel fighters in Idlib The Syrian government has warned rebel fighters in Idlib to comply with a Russian and Turkish agreement to force them to give up their weapons and leave a specially...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Fracking begins for first time in seven years in UK Fracking for shale gas has started for the first time since 2011. The energy firm Cuadrilla started the process at a site in Lancashire despite attempts by protesters to...
Channel 4 Comment this news ● Brexit: Is December now the new deadline? Leo Varadkar has just told press he always thought talk of a deal now was a bit optimistic and said "November/December is probably the best opportunity for a deal."
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