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Ian Tomlinson said “they got me” as he lay dying on the floor, just minutes after being pushed to the ground by a police officer during the G20 protests in London, an inquest into his death hears.
Lawyers have challenged evidence provided by PC Harwood about Ian Tomlinson’s death, saying claims that Mr Tomlinson was “almost inviting” confrontation were absurd. Simon Israel reports.
A Metropolitan police officer present when Ian Tomlinson was pushed to the ground during the G20 protests was “shocked by the forcefulness of the push”, an inquest has heard.
Top businessmen and brothers Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz have been arrested in a probe into collapsed Icelandic bank Kaupthing. The pair “symbolised the boom”, an expert tells Channel 4 News.
As Chancellor George Osborne announces that bank bonuses will fall this year, Channel 4 News looks in detail at the Government’s proposals.
Cuts to the police budget outlined in the government’s spending review will mean 10,190 fewer police officers in England and Wales within two years, according to new research by the Labour party.
JP Morgan announces a trebling of pay and bonuses for its investment bankers to more than £1.1billion in the last quarter. Siobhan Kennedy assesses what this means for the rest of the “bonus season”.
The Labour leader Ed Miliband accuses the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, George Osborne, of “practising a deceit” over the economy. Gary Gibbon investigates.
Susan Philipsz creates sound installations with her own voice, exploring the psychological effects of song. Her work Lowlands was first exhibited under bridges along the River Clyde in Glasgow.
Jon Snow
A financier whom I know calls me over the weekend about the Irish financial crisis. “Jon”, he says, “I trust you know that 80 per cent of the Irish banking crisis was caused by a handful of property developers taking massive punts on the housing and construction market?”
Chancellor George Osborne announces the coalition is to scrap child benefit for higher rate taxpayers from 2013. Our Political Editor Gary Gibbon says other universal benefits will be looked at too.
The BP oil well may no longer be spilling oil into the Gulf of Mexico, but the story is far from over. Alex Thomson writes on the true cost of the disaster.
There are hundreds of new leads every month in the fight against Islamist terrorism, Simon Israel hears from the head of the UK’s security services, Jonathan Evans.
Former Essex County cricketer Mervyn Westfield has been charged over match-fixing allegations, in what has been described as a wake-up call for English County cricket.
Thousands gather in St Paul’s Cathedral for a special service to remember the Battle of Britain and those who survived the blitz during the Second World War. Alex Thomson meets one such survivor.