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Hunt safe for now; Murdoch done for day
Jeremy Hunt’s immediate chances of survival are looking a bit better than I would’ve guessed this morning.
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David Cameron gives evidence to the Leveson inquiry into media standards about his alleged “closeness” to members of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire. Add your voice.
David Cameron demands an investigation into cabinet minister Baroness Warsi over claims she broke the ministerial code by taking a business partner on an official trip to Pakistan.
As bunting lines the streets of Britain, Channel 4 News looks at the modern day anti-establishment scene and looks for the alternative soundtrack to this year’s jubilee.
In these times of austerity, a big public celebration like the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee might be just the thing to cheer up the nation. But can we afford it?
Business secretary Vince Cable tells the Leveson Inquiry of ‘veiled threats’ against his party if he made the ‘wrong decision’ over News Corporation’s bid to takeover BSkyB.
The Lords commissioner for standards considers whether to investigate allegations about Conservative co-chairman Baroness Warsi’s expenses.
Roy Hodgson reveals his squad for Euro 2012, which includes John Terry but leaves out Rio Ferdinand. Football commentator and writer John Anderson gives his verdict to Channel 4 News.
The parents of the murdered black American teenager Trayvon Martin have come to Britain to meet the family of Stephen Lawrence, and visit the spot where he was murdered in 1993.
Jeremy Hunt’s immediate chances of survival are looking a bit better than I would’ve guessed this morning.
The son of a toppled Chinese politician linked to an investigation into the murder of a British businessman breaks his silence to insist he is “no rich playboy”.
Former campaign aide Andrew Young is back on the stand as a key witness for the prosecution against his erstwhile boss. But amid rival claims from two self-confessed liars, who will the jury believe?
The story of John Edwards’ operatic rise and freefall moves to North Carolina’s courthouse for opening arguments by lawyers, who say the ex-senator used campaign funds to hide an illegitimate child.
Earlier this month the Lib Dem HQ advertised its internship scheme for 2012 – FactCheck investigates how far it promotes “socially mobility”.
Lawyers representing George Zimmerman, the man who shot unarmed Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, say they are dropping him – as a new announcement on the case is imminent.
“The conference is sponsored by Pearson, the publishing giant which happens to sell the kind of textbooks and assessment systems that the World Literacy Foundation are calling for governments to invest in.”