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Britain's charming arms deals
It was fine shipping potentially repressive equipment so long as the population was quiescent. Suddenly it wasn’t.
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It’s the issue that’s threatening to split the Coalition down the middle. But does David Cameron have a hope of hitting his targets on immigration?
It was fine shipping potentially repressive equipment so long as the population was quiescent. Suddenly it wasn’t.
Jonathan Miller reflects on his time in Libya in the hands of “this nasty regime”, seeing the full force of Gaddafi’s power and ruthlessness.
In the face of Gaddafi’s continuing defiance in Libya, defence analyst Anthony Tucker-Jones writes for Channel 4 News on the weaponry gathering to enforce the No-Fly Zone.
After Libya declares a ceasefire in line with a UN resolution President Obama voices strong warning to Gaddafi to adhere to the terms of the agreement.
Saba Mozakka’s mother, Behnaz, was killed on the Piccadilly Line as she travelled to work on July 7. Saba tells Channel 4 News speaking at the inquest made sure her mother’s story was told.
Jonathan Rugman encounters a bubble of unreality in Tripoli, Libya, where the revolution has and yet has not taken hold, and misinformation is the order of the day.
As usual we were looking for trouble and being journalists – let’s face it – relieved to find it. As usual these days in Tunis the trouble was brewing all around the Interior Ministry in the center of town, blogs Alex Thomson.
For a journalist, to be in Tahrir Square on the night of the Egyptian revolution was about as thrilling as it gets – but all at once it was ruined, writes International Editor Lindsey Hilsum.
Small groups of protesters, following up on the success of the Egyptian revolution, have had their demonstrations closed down by pro-government and security forces in both Yemen and Algeria.
As Egyptians are moved by a tearful testimony of a Google executive arrested by state police, his online colleague tells Channel 4 News how the internet campaign began and why he fears for his safety.
Lindsey Hilsum blogs from Alexandria on the Egypt crisis and why crowds are turning against journalists.
Field hospitals have been set up in Cairo to treat the wounded from bloody clashes in Tahrir Square. Channel 4 News speaks to a volunteer prevented from delivering medical supplies by “armed thugs”.
As the Islamist movement of Tunisia emerges as the key force to be reckoned with, Middle East expert Dr Larbi Sadiki looks at the reshaping of politics in Tunisia.
An updated league table system for England has left more than 200 schools failing to meet tough new standards branded “even more meaningless than usual”, as Darshna Soni discovers.