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    17/03/2016 IFS says wage growth to slow

    IFS think tank says Chancellor's budget will lead to lower wages and living standards.

  2. Osborne delivers gloomy Budget forecast

    The Chancellor warns of 'storm clouds gathering' in his Budget for 'next generation'

  3. 15/03/2016 Government to outline academy plans for English schools

    Government wants to make all schools in England independent from council control

  4. 14/03/2016 Putin orders forces to withdraw from Syria

    President Putin orders his forces to start withdrawal from Syria

  5. 13/03/2016 Large explosion in Turkish capital

    Reports of multiple casualties after an explosion in the Turkish capital Ankara

  6. 12/03/2016 Doubts over nuclear power station plans

    More doubts raised about plans to build a new nuclear power station in the UK

  7. 11/03/2016 Boris Johnson on leaving EU

    Mr Johnson says the UK could forge a new free trade deal with the EU, similar to Canada

  8. 10/03/2016 ECB makes surprise move to boost Eurozone

    Markets slide after the European Central Bank announces major stimulus measures

  9. 09/03/2016 Palace complains about Queen 'Brexit' story

    Buckingham Palace has formally complained about a Sun story saying the Queen backs Brexit

  10. 08/03/2016 Carney: EU exit 'biggest domestic risk'

    Bank of England Governor says an EU exit is the biggest financial risk facing the UK

  11. 07/03/2016 Migrant crisis summit extended

    EU leaders extend summit after Turkey puts forward new proposals

  12. 06/03/2016

    The latest national and international news from 大象传媒 Radio 4.

  13. 05/03/2016 Row over tax plans for pensions

    George Osborne drops plans to scrap or alter tax relief on pension contributions

  14. 04/03/2016 Facebook to pay millions more in UK tax

    Facebook set to pay millions more pounds in UK tax after overhauling its tax structure

  15. 03/03/2016 Hollande Warns of Brexit 'Consequences'

    President Hollande has warned of "consequences" if Britain votes to leave the EU

  16. 02/03/2016 EC Announces Migrant Aid Spending

    Campaigners accused of not explaining 'Brexit' plans / Coronation Street creator dies

  17. 01/03/2016 Only man still accused of Omagh bombing walks free

    Seamus Daly is released from prison after the case against him collapses

  18. 29/02/2016 Migrants clash with police in France and Macedonia

    Teargas fired on the Greek-Macedonian border and at "the Jungle" camp in Calais.

  19. 28/02/2016 Reformists make big gains in Iran

    Allies of moderate president Rouhani on course to claim victory in a parliamentary poll.

  20. G20 warning about Brexit

    G20 leaders warn of shock to global economy of "Brexit" Russia halts Syria air-strikes

  21. 26/02/2016

    The Chancellor, George Osborne, has warned of further cuts in public spending.

  22. 25/02/2015 大象传媒 criticised for failing to stop sexual abuse

    Inquiry says 大象传媒 failings allowed abuse by Jimmy Savile and Stuart Hall to go undetected

  23. 24/02/2016

    Rotherham gang jailed for abusing teenage girls.

  24. Radio 4 1800 23.02.2016

    Junior doctors in England announce three more strikes.

  25. 22/02/2016 Commons clashes on Europe

    David Cameron appeals to MPs to back keeping Britain in the EU. Syria ceasefire agreed.

  26. 21/02/2016 Boris Johnson backs leave campaign

    Boris Johnson has announced that he will argue for Britain's exit from the European Union

  27. 20/02/2016 Cameron sets date for EU referendum

    In-out vote to be held on June 23rd, several cabinet ministers to campaign to leave EU.

  28. 19/02/2016 EU leaders locked in talks about UK deal

    EU leaders remain locked in talks amid signs Mr Cameron is struggling to win concessions

  29. 18/02/2016 Campaigners say hundreds of murder convictions could be challenged following a Supreme Court ruling

    Judges rule the law on joint enterprise has been misinterpreted for more than 30 years.

  30. 17/02/2016 Merkel backs Cameron

    German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, says David Cameron's EU demands are justified.

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