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The weekend snow and your pictures
The weekend saw the first widespread snow of this winter for many central and eastern parts of the UK, with 5-10cm falling widely – and locally more.
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As tributes pour in for the American singer, actress and “trailblazer” Whitney Houston, British R&B singer Beverly Knight tells Channel 4 News how the diva set the “gold standard” in the industry.
The weekend saw the first widespread snow of this winter for many central and eastern parts of the UK, with 5-10cm falling widely – and locally more.
The snow may have stopped, but ice will continue writes Liam Dutton.
Channel 4 News Presenter Jon Snow gave the Hugh Cudlipp lecture at the London College of Communication. You can read the full text of his speech here.
“On the day it announced the biggest infrastructure project for generations, the DfT released two different figures for how much it will cost, and is currently unable to offer an explanation why.”
Forecasters say there will be a “brief respite” today from heavy winds, but Scotland and the north of England will see gusts of up to 75mph again tonight. Heavy rain will also return.
As MIT warns the United States may need a cyber shield to protect its power grid, Channel 4 News Technology Producer Geoff White looks at how serious the cyber threat facing Britain is.
Millions are told to evacuate as the 600-mile-wide storm makes landfall on the east coast of the United States.
As George Osborne agrees a deal to recoup £5bn in unpaid tax from UK nationals banking in the secretive Swiss system, Channel 4 News pries open the vault doors of the world’s biggest tax havens.
Is the furious online backlash against the Chinese authorities, sparked by a high-speed rail tragedy in which 39 people died, China’s “Tiananmen 2.0”? Channel 4 News investigates.
Extraordinary debate between pro-and anti-HS2 campaigners. I wasn’t aware that Pete Waterman (producer of Kylie Minogue’s seminal pop hit “The Locomotion”) was quite so passionate about trains and high speed rail. The Stop HS2 campaigner Joe Rukin seemed to give as good as he got.
The “most humble” day of Rupert Murdoch’s life, apologies, regret, revelations and foam pie. As MPs grilled the key players in the phone-hack crisis, here’s how the day unfolded – start at the bottom.
A botched cable theft sparks a dramatic explosion along a row of houses in West Yorkshire, moments after firefighters evacuate 30 people from the scene.
The number of teachers committing suicide in Britain each year has almost doubled, Channel 4 News learns, with educators saying they are failing to cope with the stresses of the job.
Jon Snow blogs on the case of Joanne Fraill, the juror who faces jail for researching a case and contacting a defendant on Facebook. Have the courts caught up with the fact that it is nowadays the norm for people to connect with one another online?