Malcolm Boughen

As Usain Bolt tells Channel 4 News he’s aiming for a new 100m world record of 9.4 seconds at next year’s London Olympics, we look at how the records have tumbled over the last 75 years.

Silverstone – the home of the British Grand Prix – shows off its new £27million pits and paddock complex – as speculation continues over the ownership of Formula One’s worldwide commercial rights.

As the Electoral Commission sends out almost 28 million information leaflets to improve public awareness about the 5 May referendum, Channel 4 News presents a Q and A on AV.

In the final hours of football’s transfer window, deals take Fernando Torres from Liverpool to Chelsea for £50million and Andy Carroll from Newcastle to Liverpool for £35m, as Keme Nzerem reports.

Tony Blair has revealed he disregarded some of the legal guidance given to him by his top adviser in the run-up to the Iraq war. The former PM concedes there was “inconsistency”.

England’s cricketers celebrate a crushing victory over Australia in the Second Ashes Test at Adelaide as spinner Graeme Swann takes five wickets.

As scientists name 11 April 1954 the most boring day of the 20th Century, Channel 4 News site editor Malcolm Boughen – who was born on that day – asks can it be true?