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The sight of a British prime minister calculating ferry numbers, lorry numbers and tonnages to defeat a strike will certainly surprise anybody who took at face value Mrs Thatcher’s claim to be simply a bystander.
Protests continue in the Ukrainian capital after an endorsement from US Senator John McCain but at the heart of the movement in Kiev lies an extreme right wing party with links to the BNP.
The United States airlifts Burundian troops to Central African Republic as part of efforts to help African and French forces prevent a descent into civil war.
After Islamist fighters seize Western-backed rebel weapons warehouses, the United States and Britain suspend non-lethal aid to northern Syria.
Judges in Egypt walk out after leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood shout slogans and refuse to co-operate as they appear in court.
Michael Adebolajo, one of the men accused of murdering soldier Lee Rigby tells a court he will “never regret” his actions and that al-Qaeda are his “brothers”.
As protesters in Thailand march to the ruling political party’s office in Bangkok in a bid to topple the government, Channel 4 News looks back at a year of demonstrations.
Around 1,000 anti-government protesters, calling for Thailand’s Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down, break into the Royal Thai Army headquarters in Bangkok and stage a protest rally.
Boat trip that ended in two months imprisonment and hooliganism charge was “baptism of fire”, says bailed journalist Kieron Bryan.
Lindsey Hilsum
Mourners wept in the Catholic church in Tabala, near the old city of Damascus, as a priest performed funeral rites for Major General Joseph Fadlallah Dakhlallah, “the best in the Syrian army at fixing tanks”.
Cathy Newman
Dr Jo Lusi believes his mission – to rescue Congolese women from the rapists, repair their hideous wounds, and reconstruct a society savaged by war – is a cause worth dying for.
Lauri Love is charged with hacking into thousands of American computer systems, including those run by the Pentagon’s missile defence agency, Nasa and the US army.
Last month’s terror attack at the Westgate shopping centre in Kenya showed how media-savvy al-Shabaab is. As Jamal Osman writes, the jihadist group’s media office is small but determined.
Alex Thomson
Elements of the police and the British army were working hand in glove with the UVF to murder people with no paramilitary connection whatsoever during the Troubles.
The east coast of India is preparing for a “very severe” cyclone which is sweeping across the bay of Bengal. The army is on standby as thousands flee low-lying areas.