Chill wind blows across the world’s economic landscape
The indicators show China, Japan – and even the McDonald’s burger chain – are facing economic slowdown. How will the eurozone respond?
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Dashcams record what appears to be a meteor streaking across the skies of Austria, France and Switzerland, glowing brightly before it disappears from view.
Four years on from the start of the Syria conflict in March 2011, the battle rages, as more than 200,000 people have died. Channel 4 News takes a look at the most powerful stories from the civil war.
Anti-Islamisation protesters organised by the Pegida group hold their first UK march in Newcastle, but are confronted by 2,000 counter demonstrators.
The president of RMT rail union announces he will stand for the Green Party at the general election, after claiming that Labour had become a “reddish Conservative Party”.
Two people are taken to hospital after the number 91 bus has its roof completely ripped off in central London.
CCTV footage shows a man pushing a lollipop man to the ground and stealing his sign. The 82-year-old, who was injured, has helped Coventry schoolchildren cross the road for over 14 years.
David Cameron hails legislation to deliver new powers for Scotland as “built to last, securing our united future.” But is it what Scotland was hoping for? Channel 4 takes a look.
Belgian defence minister announces the deployment of hundreds of troops to guard potential high-risk locations, including Jewish sites and diplomatic missions.
Just 76.7 per cent of A&E patients in Northern Ireland and only 81 per cent of admissions in Wales were seen within four hours in December, missing the target of 95 per cent.
Copies of the controversial “survivors’ edition” of Charlie Hebdo are thought to have sold out in much of the UK despite concerns over community tensions and protests in Pakistan.
Copies of the latest Charlie Hebdo, the first issue since the Paris attacks, sell out across the country – and people start bidding hundreds of pounds for issues being sold on Ebay.
Adopting the slogan Je Suis Charlie, thousands of ordinary people across Europe come out to join protests against the gun attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo which killed 12.
The indicators show China, Japan – and even the McDonald’s burger chain – are facing economic slowdown. How will the eurozone respond?
The deaths of 43 students, handed over to a Mexican cartel by the police, has led to dramatic protests across the country. And families of another 25,000 missing also want answers.
Dramatic footage emerges of a fire at Charing Cross station, which forced emergency services to evacuate the area.