A worried world leans on eurozone leaders
Economics Editor Faisal Islam reports from Athens as the Greek debt crisis fuels further global pleas for concerted action from Europe’s political leaders.
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As protesters who staged a sit-in at luxury goods store Fortnum and Mason are found guilty of aggravated trespass a first-time protester tells Channel 4 News what happened that day.
What happens if Europe’s politicians fail to resolve Greece’s debt problems? Channel 4 News looks at the repercussions.
Economics Editor Faisal Islam reports from Athens as the Greek debt crisis fuels further global pleas for concerted action from Europe’s political leaders.
A convicted murderer who was the subject of a worldwide campaign for clemency has been executed in the United States.
Bishops in England and Wales ask Catholics to avoid meat on Fridays, reviving the church’s tradition of fasting as an act of penance.
As Colonel Gaddafi appeals to his supporters to continue to fight, Jonathan Miller travels to Tahunah, where rebel commanders are preparing for an assault on the Gaddafi bastion of Bani Walid.
Croatia is expected to join the European Union in July 2013, the European Commission announced on Friday.
World leaders are meeting in London to discuss the future of Libya without Muammar Gaddafi.
Prejudice against Muslims has “passed the dinner table test” and is seen as socially acceptable in Britain, Baroness Warsi – the first Muslim woman in the Cabinet – will say.
The beatification of Pope John Paul II would not be affected if it emerges he knew of a letter to Irish bishops advising them not to report child sex abuse claims, Channel 4 News has been told.
Counter-terror thinktanks call for inquiry into public library stocks after a Channel 4 News investigation finds hundreds of books written by radical Islamist preachers, writes Johnny McDevitt.
In a Channel 4 News interview, one of the five Church of England bishops preparing to defect to Rome compares his old church to the Titanic.
I have just returned from a few days in Belgium where I have been reporting on the issue of child sex abuse within the Catholic church. And much as we enjoyed seeing the glory of medieval Bruges and Antwerp and eating mussels in Brussels, my producer and I are heartily relieved that this particular trip…
More than half of Catholic priests convicted for child abuse and sentenced to more than a year in prison, in England and Wales since 2001, remain in the priesthood, Channel 4 News reveals.
A 52-year-old can go ahead with his court case against a Jesuit school where he claims he was abused. Channel 4 news hears that child abuse cases are often tried outside the legal time limit.