Jon Snow , Presenter
Jon Snow has been the face of Channel 4 News since 1989.
Jon Snow joined ITN in 1976 and became Washington Correspondent in 1984. Since then, he has travelled the world to cover the news – from the fall of the Berlin Wall and the release of Nelson Mandela, to Barack Obama's inauguration and the earthquake in Haiti.
His many awards include the Richard Dimbleby Bafta award for Best Factual Contribution to Television (2005), and Royal Television Society awards for Journalist of the Year (2006) and Presenter of the Year (2009).
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Former Ofsted chief inspector: ‘There will be grade inflation – there’s no question of it’
Sir Michael Wilshaw was the head of Ofsted and chief inspector of schools in England until 2016.
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‘This year… is just horrendous,’ says A-level student
We spoke to Birmingham A-level student Renae Gardner about the planned teacher assessed GCSEs and A Level grades.
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Exclusive: ‘We are going to take this Trump case’ says co-chair of Facebook Oversight Board
We spoke to Helle Thorning-Schmidt, former Danish prime minister and co-chair of Facebook’s Independent Oversight Board
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‘More attention’ needed on long Covid, says doctor diagnosed with the condition
We spoke to Dr Nathalie MacDermott, who is a paediatrics infectious diseases expert at King’s College London. At the start of the pandemic she was regularly on this programme helping us understand it. She caught the virus and has now been diagnosed with Long Covid. She had been fit and healthy, working long shifts as…
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Tony Robinson and Bertie Carvel speak out the impact of Brexit visa rules on artists and performers
Some of the biggest names in British theatre have signed a joint letter to the government, expressing their concerns about the impact of post-Brexit visa rules on anyone seeking work in Europe.
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Baroness Doreen Lawrence says Sir William Macpherson ‘changed the country’
It was his report that branded the Metropolitan Police as “institutionally racist” following the murder of the teenager Stephen Lawrence.
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British influence over Myanmar ‘only works if we work together,’ says Tory MP Tom Tugendhat
We spoke to the chairman of the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee, Tom Tugendhat
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Advocates for Palestinian Bedouin villagers are ‘putting lives in danger for a political game’, says London Israeli Embassy spokesman
We spoke to Ohad Zemet, who is a spokesman for the Israeli Embassy in London. We asked him – given that international law prohibits moving people in occupied territory against their will – why Israel is carrying out these removals?
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Israel demolishes an entire Palestinian village
Israel has been demolishing a Palestinian Bedouin village in the occupied West Bank, bulldozing tents on land where people have lived for a generation. Israel claims that residents were living there illegally, but human rights groups say it’s an attempt to drive an entire Palestinian community from the area. And the international community is speaking…
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Supremes co-founder Mary Wilson dies at 76
Her publicist said she died suddenly yesterday and her cause of death has not been confirmed.
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Biden administration will put pressure on Belarusian regime to ‘support and sustain change’ – Prof Elena Korosteleva
We spoke to Prof Elena Korosteleva, who’s chair of international politics at Kent University and is from Belarus.
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‘Having memorials that validate and legitimise the lives of people who did terrible things is inappropriate’ – Historian David Olusoga
We spoke to historian and broadcaster David Olusoga, the author of Black and British: A Forgotten History
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‘It’s about freeing what’s inside you’ – Sir Antony Gormley launches art project for locked-down Brits
It’s ambition is to create a nationwide show of imagination and optimism – something we could certainly all use right now. So, in the first of our new series ‘Something Different’, we bring you the Great Big Art Exhibition launched by the sculptor Sir Antony Gormley. It involves people across the country making artwork at…
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Belarus opposition leader says she won’t return until safety guaranteed
The jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has issued a statement from prison, urging Russians to “overcome their fear”. In a post on his Instagram account he called on people to free the country from a “bunch of thieves” – describing his jail sentence imposed earlier this week as “Putin’s personal revenge”. But while thousands…
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Fear of vaccine stems from ‘an ignorance of medical facts’, says Sir David Attenborough
We spoke to Sir David Attenborough and began by asking whether putting economics and ecology together would succeed where other efforts to mobilise the world have failed.
