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May appears to warm to Gove’s views on combating terrorism
To take on terrorism, you need to address intolerance and extremism within pockets of certain Muslim communities, not just focus on law and order issues.
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What do EU citizens living in this country think about their future after Brexit? Will they feel welcome? How secure do they feel? Michael Crick has been finding out.
Michael Crick is in County Durham, where earlier he caught up with Jeremy Corbyn.
To take on terrorism, you need to address intolerance and extremism within pockets of certain Muslim communities, not just focus on law and order issues.
The Conservative candidate Craig Mackinlay says he will carry on his campaign in South Thanet, despite being charged with “corrupt practices” over his 2015 election expenses. Mr Mackinlay described the decision to prosecute as “shocking”, while Theresa May said she believed the allegations were unfounded. Mr Mackinlay is accused of falsely declaring expenses in the…
Jeremy Corbyn has insisted he is no pacifist, as he set out his view of Britain’s role in the world, accusing Theresa May of “pandering” to Donald Trump. Theresa May hit back, declaring Mr Corbyn was simply “not up to the job” of being prime minister. Michael Crick was at the other end of the…
Criminal charges against more than 30 people, including a raft of Conservative MPs and their agents, are being considered by the Crown Prosecution Service over election expenses at the last general election, Channel 4 News can reveal.
UKIP’s only MP, Douglas Carswell has quit the party – saying UKIP had now achieved its goal of getting Britain out of Europe. The party’s leaders accused him of actively trying to undermine the party and leave before he was pushed. We go live to our political correspondent Michael Crick.
At least 12 Conservative MPs are facing the possibility of criminal charges tonight – after they were referred to the CPS by police over their election expenses following a year long investigation by this programme. And there are more allegations that this scandal leads to the heart of Downing Street.
Ukip leader Paul Nuttall may have broken electoral law by giving an incorrect address on his official nomination form for this month’s by-election in Stoke, Channel 4 News can reveal.
The government has promised an additional £400m to help supply faster broadband to more than half a million homes – after the watchdog found 1.4 million households don’t have good enough access to meet the most basic digital needs. Our Politics Correspondent Michael Crick speaks to Culture Secretary Karen Bradley about it.
This programme has been reporting from across the country on a uniquely divisive and bitterly fought campaign.
The Conservative Party has admitted spending tens of thousands of pounds campaigning in 29 key marginal seats in 2015’s general election that was not declared to authorities, Channel 4 News reveals.
The elections watchdog launches a probe into campaign spending by the Conservatives in the key South Thanet constituency following a Channel 4 News report.
Channel 4 News submits ten new questions to the Conservative Chairman Lord Feldman requesting clarification surrounding allegations that the Party appears to have over-spent on key electoral campaigns
Evidence obtained by Channel 4 News appears to show that the Conservatives racked up tens of thousands of pounds in undisclosed spending across three by-elections.