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Pistorius trial reminds me of Muhammad Ali’s rope-a-dope boxing
The media have had a feeding frenzy at the Oscar Pistorius trial. But now, suddenly, the public is getting a defence. It’s reminiscent of Muhammad Ali’s Rumble in the Jungle.
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Residents are warned to stay indoors and not to touch any debris amid a feared asbestos risk after an explosion at a derelict factory in Belper.
Pakistan’s elections on 11 May are a huge landmark, marking a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a country with a deep desire for change, writes Anwar Akhtar. Prepare for the tightest race in years.
Pakistan’s general election on Saturday is meant to mark the first time a democratically elected government in the country has been succeeded by another. But it is a transition beset by violence.
England were four wickets down going into the final day of the deciding New Zealand test. But cometh the hour, cometh Matt Prior, the team’s talismanic wicketkeeper-batsman, writes Malcolm Boughen.
Pakistan’s former president Pervez Musharraf returns home on Sunday after nearly four years of self-imposed exile despite facing death threats from the Taliban.
As Pakistan’s former President Pervez Musharraf prepares to return from exile on Sunday, he insists he is “not scared” of the Taliban’s threat to kill him.
The media have had a feeding frenzy at the Oscar Pistorius trial. But now, suddenly, the public is getting a defence. It’s reminiscent of Muhammad Ali’s Rumble in the Jungle.
Paralympic star Oscar Pistorius is inconsolable in court as he maintains the shooting of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp was a tragic accident – but the prosecution says it was premeditated murder.
Prime Minister David Cameron begins his tour of India promising to forge one of the “great partnerships of the 21st century”.
The death of Reeva Steenkamp – girlfriend of Paralympian Oscar Pistorius – may have shocked South Africa, but with the fear of gun violence widespread, are their laws tough enough?
What were you watching in 2012? Channel 4 News counts down the most watched videos of the year – from tales to political intrigue to reports of overseas brutality.
Bradley Wiggins is knighted in the Queen’s new year’s honours list, leading a host of Olympic and Paralympic athletes who made their names at London 2012.
After their celebrated victory in India, Malcolm Boughen asks if England’s cricketers can repeat their success against the Australians at the Ashes next summer.
From the Olympic and Paralympic Games to Andy Murray’s tears, sports reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan looks back on the most dramatic moments in an amazing year for British sport.
Thirteen members of rival gangs, who brokered a truce to join forces, face up to six years in prison after being convicted of large-scale involvement in the London riots.