Sue Lloyd-Roberts – can you help?
Sue Lloyd-Roberts is one most of the most extraordinary reporters in TV history – fearless, dogged and ground-breaking.
Michael Crick
Michael Crick has left Channel 4 News. This is an archive of his reports.
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Grant Shapps: no hard evidence he edited entries, Wikipedia decides
A Wikipedia committee has decided there was no conclusive evidence Grant Shapps or any of his associates were involved in editing entries.
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After the big election, lots of smaller ones at Westminster
The next three weeks will see huge jockeying for chairmanships of the increasingly powerful select committees, all of which are up for grabs. Campaigning is already well underway.
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Unions in chaos over role in vote for new Labour leader
Will the unions decide the next Labour leader? Possibly – but most did not see a leadership contest coming and are scrambling to get organised.
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Politicians should follow John Major’s example and get a soapbox
John Major, who speaks in the West Midlands today, energised his 1992 election campaign by speaking from a soapbox. It’s the sort of thing modern-day politicians should try.
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Election 2015: not exactly the golden age of campaigning
Ed Miliband’s latest election stop was far from the open campaigning of years gone by, when Harold Wilson or Ted Heath would do genuine walkabouts.
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Cameron biographers at war
The problem for all three authors and their publishers is this: if Cameron loses the election will anyone care about him that much?
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Election 2015: the ten teenagers running for parliament
If you’re 18 today, or before next Thursday, now’s your chance to make history. You could become youngest parliamentary candidate since 1832.
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Blair to Bloom: the best political ‘doorstep’ interviews
Getting answers to difficult questions from politicians can be tough. Channel 4 News presents the top 10 ‘doorstep’ interviews from Political Correspondent Michael Crick, a master of the art.
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David Cameron agrees to single seven-way debate
The Tory leader says he will take part in one seven-way TV debate between all the party leaders. But Labour wants him to participate in two more debates, including a head to head with Ed Miliband.
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Labour blocks McCluskey ally Karie Murphy from becoming MP – again
The selection of a Labour candidate in Halifax looks set to explode into a huge headache for Ed Miliband.
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Political heavyweight Al Murray’s stunt fails to take off
Pub Landlord Al Murray, who is standing against Nigel Farage in South Thanet, was to be “parachuted” into the constituency this morning – until he claimed he was too heavy to jump.
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Why have so many leading jobs never been held by a woman?
Ahead of International Women’s Day on Sunday, I thought it would be worth listing the posts which have never been held by a woman.
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Is it springtime for Ukip and Margate?
A publicity stunt for a revival of The Producers saw scantily-clad women in Nazi uniforms outside the venue for Ukip’s spring conference. Is Ukip itself in need of a revival?
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Ukip’s Mr Lambert: ‘When are you going to resign?’
Watch the hunter become the hunted. Paul Lambert, the former BBC producer, now Ukip’s head of communications, finds himself in the firing line of Channel 4 News’s Michael Crick.
