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Residents protest as UK looks to ‘grey belts’ to solve UK housing crisis (opens the original)
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Labour has promised to create 1.5 million new homes during this parliament. Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he wants to see more social housing. So if they build it – where will it go? Enter the Grey Belt – a new designation which is meant to include previously developed land in the green belt – sites like old car parks and former petrol stations. But critics say these potential rebuilding plans would mean the loss of much valued green landscapes. Producer Mark Little Filmed & Directed by Nick
Can AI help tackle the NEETs crisis? (opens the original)
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An estimated 58,000 young people in England won’t be collecting any grades at all today because they’ve dropped out of education and training. The government says it’s focused on a ‘revolution’ to tackle this growing issue and is now turning to artificial intelligence for help. This summer, groups of 16 to 21-year-olds will get trained on how to use AI and boost their employability. Reporter: Kiran Moodley Producers: Harry Peet, Maya Elese Camera/Editor: Justin Oliver
Cambridge and academia face questions as Jason Arday resigns (opens the original)
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Amongst the hundreds of professors to walk the cloisters of Cambridge, Jason Arday stood out. Following his resignation, supporters of the youngest Black professor in Cambridge’s history claim he’s been singled out unfairly. Scholars who’ve analysed his work say his alleged plagiarism is an extreme example. But in a higher education sector struggling with funding pressures, some worry this may not be an isolated case.
Trump to meet Netanyahu at decisive moment for Iran war (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has said talks are underway with Iran while insisting, once again, that he’s ready for “strong military action” if those talks fail. The USA paused strikes over the weekend, with its UN Ambassador saying that was to “give space to diplomacy”. What happens next will be the focus of Trump’s meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu Tuesday, their first since the Israeli prime minister’s February visit to Washington, which was widely recognised as decisive in starting the war.
Starmer Out, Burnham In – what’s driving the UK’s political chaos? (opens the original)
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There was a time – in the years of Thatcher, Major and Blair – where it felt like prime ministers were long-lasting, but now here we are about to see our seventh in just a decade. But in the past 200 years, the actual average reign of a British leader is just three and half years – and the merry-go-round at Downing Street has happened many times before. For more analysis from the FourSight team, head to the Channel 4 News Substack page.
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