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That delicious moment we thought the nuclear nightmare was over
Jon Snow looks back at his defining memory of the ’80s: the day when it seemed that the threat of nuclear Armageddon had finally lifted.
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After bowling at David Cameron, Sri Lanka’s cricketing legend Muttyah Muralitharan tells Jon Snow that the PM was “misled” over Tamils in the north, and the country must “forget and forgive”.
Jon Snow asks Commonwealth Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma to explain why only 28 of the 53 states have attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).
David Cameron tells Jon Snow Sri Lanka’s leadership has a chance to bring the country together – but he pledges to shine a light on what happened after the civil war and on what is happening now.
Composer Eric Whitacre tells Jon Snow the music of Sir John Tavener, who has died aged 69, “induces twilight” in the listener and exists “in the space between consciousness and sub-consciousness”.
Lord Heseltine tells Jon Snow the HS2 rail project will not turn Britain’s cities into commuter hubs for London, and denies that Britain is dominated by a privately educated, middle-class elite.
Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson talks to Jon Snow about his politics, the players he fell out with, and the effect of money on the beautiful game.
Krishnan talks about Morrissey’s new autobiography with writer and broadcaster and die-hard Morrissey fan Amy Lamé, and author and journalist Tim Lott..with a little help from Jon Snow.
Swiss journalist Marc Wolfenberger tells Jon Snow about his impressions of North Korea and how it is changing under new leader, Kim Jong-un – ski slope and all.
What effect does unlimited internet access have on teens? New film InRealLife from Beeban Kidron asks just that, and Jon Snow talks to teenagers in London about porn, distraction and the real world.
Jon Snow asks Karen Finney – a political commentator for MSNBC and Democrat strategist – whether the new route of diplomacy over the threat of miltary action is working for the Syrian crisis.
As American politicians get ready to vote on military action against Syria, Jon Snow talks to Senator Ron Johnson who believes Obama will find it “very difficult to find the support of the House”.
Polls suggest both US Republicans and Democrats are united against any American action against Syria. Jon Snow talks to Democrat strategist Richard Fowler and Republican pollster, Kristen Soltis.
Cabinet minister Ken Clarke tells Jon Snow that the US wanted an early vote by the UK on any joint military action over Syria, and rejects American reports that David Cameron “mishandled” the issue.
As poets, politicians and Bono mourn the death of Seamus Heaney in Dublin, Channel 4 News trawls its archives for a fascinating interview with Jon Snow and footage of Heaney reading one of his poems.
Jon Snow looks back at his defining memory of the ’80s: the day when it seemed that the threat of nuclear Armageddon had finally lifted.