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Ukip’s Douglas Carswell ‘showered with supportive texts’ from Tories
“I won’t be lonely” says Ukip’s new poster boy, Tory defector Douglas Carswell, as he reveals he’s been sent many supportive messages from former colleagues.
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The high court declares the king of Bahrain’s son does not have immunity from prosecution for torture, after the DPP conceded she was wrong not to pursue the case on immunity grounds.
“I won’t be lonely” says Ukip’s new poster boy, Tory defector Douglas Carswell, as he reveals he’s been sent many supportive messages from former colleagues.
Hundreds of demonstrators descend on Newport protesting against Nato’s nuclear weapons policy – but not quite the 10,000 predicted.
President Putin seems confident as he says one thing and does another – denying Russian soldiers have crossed the border despite overwhelming evidence is classic Soviet doublespeak.
The “millennium generation” are able to use tablets and smartphones better than grown-ups, says Ofcom. We put that claim to the test, with the Channel 4 News Tech Olympics.
The joy of 13-year-old Erraid Davies as she collected her Commonwealth Games swimming bronze medal is the kind of thing that will send parents and children to their nearest pool.
The Commonwealth Games have long highlighted Paralympic sport. And everyone at the event shares not just a love of sport, but also a cultural heritage.
Is Alex Salmond hoping to ride a wave of patriotic fervour flowing for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games? If history tells us anything, he may be disappointed.
2014 might have been a sporting “annus horribilis” for this country, but things could be about to get a lot better with the start of the World Lacrosse Championships in the United States.
Seventy years ago, the world was convinced that Louis Zamperini had died after the Olympic track star’s bomber aircraft crashed in the Pacific Ocean.
The last of the three English stages ended with the same winner as Saturday’s opener in Yorkshire, with Germany’s Marcel Kittel first to cross the finish line on the Mall.
The world’s greatest cycling event comes to Britain this week – and up to 3 million spectators will watch the UK stages. But what else makes the Tour de France such a huge international occasion?
Somehow it is Wimbledon fortnight again which means Andy Murray has a large golden cup to defend. But we know about winning now, hey Brits? And we’re going to stay cool.
A new report says white working-class children are failing at sport because they are not being encouraged enough in schools – but does class really matter when competing on the field?
Teenage cancer victim Stephen Sutton is honoured in the Queen’s birthday honours list, joining A-list celebrities and Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic champions.