Anna Doble

A seal of trust or a sticky promise? Channel 4 News speaks to one of the creators of the Ronseal slogan “It does exactly what it says on the tin”, used by David Cameron to describe the coalition.

The band behind songs Computer Love and Computer World unwittingly trigger computer meltdown at Tate Modern as Kraftwerk fans in search of tickets crash the website.

What would a tabloid make of the Leveson news? Channel 4 News re-imagines how you might read all about it.

As David Cameron gave his speech at the Conservative Party conference, Channel 4 News thought one of the passages had a familiar ring.

A report into Britain’s spending on military drones over the last five years reveals the most clear evidence yet that the future of warfare is unmanned and remote-controlled.

Civilians in north west Pakistan are suffering “24-hour mental stress” because of the threat of drone strikes, drawing comparisons to the mood after the 9/11 attacks in the US.

Imran Khan tells Channel 4 News drone attacks in Pakistan are “fomenting radicalisation” and calls on the US to name victims to prove they are killing terrorists, not civilians.

Imran Khan moves his anti-drone march in Pakistan to 7 October and, speaking to Channel 4 News, calls on the US to “reveal the identities of drone victims”.

What would help you cope with the end of the Olympics and Paralympics? How about Britain’s first tennis grand slam winner since 1936? Over to Andy Murray and the US Open final.

It was a double goodbye to the Games and Blur as Damon Albarn’s band played their “farewell” concert in London’s Hyde Park.

He says Britain is “foul with patriotism” and the royals have “hijacked the Olympics”. Just another day for Morrissey’s big mouth then… or does he have a point?

Andy Murray goes for double Olympic gold and the chance to avenge his defeat to Roger Federer in last month’s Wimbledon final.

It was a glimpse into a parallel universe where rival fans share jokes, mounted police pose for souvenir snaps and the Brits beat Brazil.

In a three-part series Channel 4 News speaks to the “alternative Olympians” living and working in Hackney Wick; continuing with an all-female punk band.

In a three-part series Channel 4 News speaks to the “alternative Olympians” living and working in Hackney Wick; beginning with artist and sculptor Annie Attridge.