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The McAlpine error and dwindling trust in the BBC
As the Pollard review blames the Jimmy Savile Newsnight saga on “flawed” management, a separate report finds the BBC failed to apply its own standards to a subsequent report on alleged child abuse.
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Khat, a stimulant drug, is chewed by around 90,000 people in the east African and Yemeni communities in the UK. But now the Home Office is considering banning the substance. Jamal Osman finds out why.
Channel 4 News Weather Presenter Liam Dutton warns that the big freeze will continue across the UK, as thousands of passengers remain stranded at Heathrow airport for a second day.
Japan’s two leading airlines ground their Boeing 787s fleets after one of the dreamliner passenger jets made an emergency landing, in the latest and most serious of safety scares.
Video released today shows one of the world’s most mysterious and enigmatic animals – the giant squid – living in its natural habitat for the first time.
Heavy downpours and the anticipation of another 20mm of rain spark fears of unstable cliff faces and a landslide warning in south west England.
As the Pollard review blames the Jimmy Savile Newsnight saga on “flawed” management, a separate report finds the BBC failed to apply its own standards to a subsequent report on alleged child abuse.
A New York firm run by political figures, including ex-vice president Dan Quayle, is selling gun maker Freedom Group after one of its rifles is believed to have been used in the Newtown massacre.
As the funerals begin in the Connecticut town where 26 died in an elementary school massacre, Barack Obama pledges to use “whatever power” he has to prevent further such shootings.
As the year draws to a close (but hopefully not the world, unless the Mayans were right all along) we want to know what 2012 has done for you, from Gangnam Style to changing attitudes to disability.
No more Mr Nice Guy from Barack Obama as America peers over the fiscal cliff – but what are the implications?
A tanker carrying liquefied natural gas becomes the first of its kind to cross the Arctic Ocean from Norway to Japan, in a voyage that could have huge implications for the gas market – and the Arctic.
After years of tortured debate that has polarised factions within the Church of England, the General Synod rejects legislation that would allow women to be ordained as bishops.
Indonesia is in the grip of a smoking epidemic with the proportion of child smokers rising dramatically. Jonathan Miller reports for Channel 4 News ahead of his investigation for Unreported World.
Walt Disney buys LucasFilm in a £2.5bn deal that will pave the way for a seventh Star Wars film in 2015 and retain George Lucas as creative consultant.
From bonbons to bullying, rhubarb and custard to rooting out prejudice. In the last of our A legacy to stand on? reports, Katie Razzall visits a sweet shop in Kettering run by disabled school kids.