Jackie Long is social affairs editor and presenter for Channel 4 News.
Jackie Long is Channel 4 News Social affairs editor and presenter. She joined the programme in 2011, following more than two decades at the BBC. Most recently she was Correspondent at Newsnight, and she previously worked on The World at One, PM and Five Live.
We spoke to Claudia Vince who was at Fishmongers’ Hall during the terrorist attack in 2019 – and was a close friend of Jack Merrit who was killed there alongside his colleague, Saskia Jones.
We spoke to Juliette Touma from UNRWA, the largest UN agency responsible for bringing aid into Gaza and which has had its funding frozen by many of its donors.
We spoke to comedian and author David Baddiel and the peer Baroness Sayeeda Warsi – not an MP as we mistakenly called her earlier – about the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests, as well as their new podcast ‘A Muslim and A Jew Go There’ – in which they discuss Muslim and Jewish identity.
Desperately needed aid is being loaded onto a ship in Cyprus bound for Gaza, but how it will actually reach the people inside the territory is not clear.
We spoke to Chief Superintendent Matthew Longman from Devon and Cornwall Police, and is the lead on Fox Hunting Crime for the National Police Chiefs Council.
We spoke to Carol Whicher, the aunt of Clare Wood, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2009.
We spoke to Conservative MP Caroline Nokes who’s chairwoman of the Women and Equalities Committee. And also Farah Nazeer, who’s the Chief Executive of Women’s Aid.
Life-saving domestic abuse services are at risk of disappearing because of the spiralling funding crisis facing councils.
Chris Head was the youngest postmaster in the UK when he took over his local branch near Sunderland in 2006.
We’re joined by Julian Assange’s wife, Stella Assange.
We spoke to NFU President Minette Batters, and began by asking her what the prime minister’s appearance says about how important farmers’ votes could be in the upcoming election.
A crackdown on mobile phones in classrooms was announced today by the Department for Education. Guidance will be given to headteachers as part of an effort to ‘minimise disruption and improve behaviour’ and is intended to include break and lunch periods as well. We spoke to Pepe Dilasio, headteacher of a secondary school in Kiveton,…
We spoke to former Conservative MP Lord Arbuthnot – who’s campaigned for years on behalf of subpostmasters fighting for justice. We started by asking him what he made of this latest chapter in the Post Office scandal.
Rats, cockroaches, mouldy cells, and high levels of violence and self-harm. The Chief Inspector of Prisons says the “filthy” conditions at HMP Bedford are some of the worst he’s ever seen.
Park Hill was the revolutionary council estate built in Sheffield in the early 60s which promised “streets in the sky” for families instead of slums.