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G20: eurozone for starters, dinner and pud.
Gary Gibbon blogs on what will be a eurozone dominated G20.
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Angelina Jolie and William Hague fly into the Democratic Republic of Congo as part of their battle against the use of rape as a weapon of war.
In the week of the bicentenary of explorer David Livingstone’s birth, Channel 4 News asks three modern day adventurers why others should follow in their footsteps, and what they might find.
Could you live on just a pound a day? 1.4 billion people subsist below the poverty line around the world. Now leading chefs are joining a global challenge to raise awareness – and cash.
Chancellor George Osborne renews his call for global action to tackle the problem of multinational companies which move their profits around to avoid tax.
North Korea’s nuclear test could be easily dismissed as posturing by the far east’s petulant black sheep, but experts say it also shows where the country sees its weapons future.
David Cameron tells Davos that Britain will push for global action against “aggressive” tax avoidance during its year-long presidency of the G8 – and makes a dig at Starbucks along the way.
More than three-quarters of countries assessed in a major survey fail to meet basic standards of government budget transparency, it is revealed today.
Channel 4 News maps the latest weather news, information and video – plus your #uksnow pictures from around the UK.
Prime Minister David Cameron confirms that three British nationals have been killed in the Algerian hostage crisis and that a further three, along with a British resident, are missing and feared dead.
Up to 50 per cent of all the food produced in the world ends up being thrown away – and poor storage, sell-by dates and “get one free” offers are all to blame, says a new study.
If Twitter existed 25 years ago how would we have reported the storm which ripped through the south east, killing 18 people, destroying buildings and uprooting 15 million trees?
If increasing spending on overseas aid were a vote winner, David Cameron would surely have something to shout about. But is public opinion on his side?
With 15,000 volunteers, 70 sheep and a homage to the NHS, tonight’s opening ceremony promises to be as eccentric as it will be epic. Channel 4 News looks at the men behind the madness.
Gary Gibbon blogs on what will be a eurozone dominated G20.
David Cameron calls for a “lasting solution” to the eurozone crisis arguing for a sweeping change of policy priorities to deliver growth across Europe – but without giving up on austerity.