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Ed Miliband – I’m the change, not independence
Ed Miliband tries to save the union and the referendum with a new “help is on its way” message to traditional Labour voters in a mining community.
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Isis is urging followers to carry out public beheadings, says Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott. How did the country become a target and how do counter-terrorism officials respond?
Ed Miliband tries to save the union and the referendum with a new “help is on its way” message to traditional Labour voters in a mining community.
The authorities think that America has spawned several dozen jihadis as opposed to Britain’s several hundred. This is because America has a totally different relationship to its ethnic minorities.
Robin Williams, star of films including Good Morning Vietnam, Mrs Doubtfire and Good Will Hunting, has died at the age of 63 in an apparent suicide. Here are some of his best moments.
Gruff Rhys, the Super Furry Animals lead singer, talks about his latest solo project, American Interior – a quixotic 18th century search for a “lost tribe” of Welsh-speaking American Indians.
Holding up severed heads, carrying guns and declaring that non-believers will be “butchered” – Channel 4 News examines what life is like for children in the Islamic State.
One of two women jailed for smuggling £1.5m worth of cocaine to Spain is due to be transferred to a prison in Northern Ireland.
The latest Gaza truce is holding so far. But Hamas and Israel accuse each of other of violating a series of ceasefires over four weeks. So why has every previous truce broken down?
Live updates from the Channel 4 News team as the violence continues.
I’ve tried this quiz question again and again on highly educated people and, even once they know the answer, there are looks of “does not compute”.
A Palestinian translator, who is assisting international aid officials and journalists, gives Channel 4 News an account of the effects of Israeli bombardment on daily life.
South African artist Hugh Masekela, at 75, in both person and performance he continues to cast his spell on a musical journey, which came of age during the long struggle to end apartheid.
A laughing matter? Pictures of women chuckling and guffawing sweep Twitter in protest at Turkey’s deputy prime minister, who says women should not laugh in public.
I’ve been to radicalised Muslim countries and heard the rhetoric. But what I’m hearing in Gaza, from people who consider they have little left to live for, is more than that.
Palestinian journalist Adeem Abu-Middain grew up in Gaza. She returned from abroad with her children to spend Ramadan with her parents. Then the war began. This is her account of what she has endured.