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    Boris Johnson -- in a fresh attempt to win support for Brexit -- has insisted it's a cause for hope, not fear.

    The government goes on the offensive to try to unite the country around Brexit.

  2. 13/02/2018 Paedophile football coach convicted and Jacob Zuma told to stand down as South African president

    National and international news from BBC Radio 4.

  3. 12/02/2018 Oxfam deputy head resigns

    Oxfam's deputy chief executive has resigned over the sex scandal in Haiti.

  4. 11/02/2018 Russia plane crash

    A Russian passenger plane carrying 71 people has crashed after taking off from Moscow.

  5. 11/02/2018 Oxfam under pressure

    Oxfam is coming under pressure to reveal more information about the sex scandal

  6. 09/02/2018 No guarantee of post-Brexit transition period

    The European Union says there's no guarantee of a transition period after Brexit.

  7. 08/02/2018 Bank hints at rate rises

    The Bank of England hints that interest rates will rise sooner than previously thought.

  8. 07/02/2018 Worboys' victims can challenge release.

    High Court says two victims of black cab rapist may question Parole Board decision.

  9. 06/02/2018 Carillion Chief Exec apologises, but bosses keep bonuses

    Carillion Chief Executive apologises to MPs - but bosses keep bonuses.

  10. 05/02/2018 Barnier warns UK on trade

    The EU's Michel Barnier says trade barriers are 'unavoidable' outside a customs union

  11. 04/02/2018 Government 'united' over Brexit

    Amber Rudd defends the government against criticism from Tory backbenchers over Brexit

  12. 03/02/2018

    The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.

  13. 02/02/2018 FBI accused by Republicans of spying on Trump’s election campaign

    US Congress releases a controversial Republican memo, accusing FBI of abusing its power.

  14. 01/02/2018 A man who drove a van into a crowd of Muslims near a London mosque, has been found guilty of murder.

    A man who drove a van into a crowd of Muslims has been found guilty of murder.

  15. More than a billion pounds has been wiped off the value of the out-sourcing company, Capita.

    More than a billion pounds has been wiped off the value of the out-sourcing giant,Capita.

  16. 30/01/2018 No gender bias in pay at the BBC

    Auditors find a "lack of clarity and openness" about the basis for pay decisions

  17. EU's Brexit transition period demands

    Brussels wants the UK to continue following EU rules for 21 months

  18. 28/01/2018 Tory government direction concerns

    MPs call for action to tackle voter worries

  19. 27/01/2018 Kabul blast kills 95+

    Taliban attack crowded area using ambulance packed with explosives

  20. 26/01/2018 President Trump in Davos

    Mr Trump tells the World Economic Forum that America First doesn't mean America alone

  21. 25/01/2018 Trump dismisses talk of rift in US-UK relations

    Trump predicts 'tremendous increase' in US-UK trade

  22. 24/01/2018 Club shuts amid groping claims at men-only charity event

    The Presidents Club is to shut amid claims that hostesses were groped at a charity dinner

  23. 23/01/2018 Cabinet NHS row

    Boris Johnson has been rebuked by Theresa May after lobbying for greater NHS spending.

  24. Radio 4 1800 22/01/2018 Turkey intensifies assault on Kurdish forces

    Turkey has intensified its assault on Kurdish forces in Northern Syria.

  25. 21/01/2018 Turkish troops move into Northern Syria

    Turkish President vows to crush Kurdish militia UKIP leader's no confidence vote

  26. 20/10/2018 US Shutdown Sparks Bitter Blame Game

    Recriminations have begun following the failure of the US Senate to pass a new budget.

  27. The government is not going to mount a legal challenge to the decision to release the serial sex offender, John Worboys.

    No government legal challenge to the decision to release sex offender, John Worboys

  28. 18/01/2018 Warmest year without El Niño

    Even with no natural climate boost, last year was one of the three hottest on record

  29. 17/01/2018 Hope for thousands of Carillion workers

    Employees on private sector service contracts for Carillion will continue to be paid

  30. Fast-track investigation into Carillion's directors ordered by the government

    Ministers under pressure to explain why contracts were awarded after a profits warning.

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