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More leaked cables from Wikileaks appear to confirm, for the first time, where the US has deployed its tactical nuclear weapons in Europe.
With the third Africa-EU finished, it looks like Africa have the upper hand, writes independent journalist and East Africa expert Jamal Osman for Channel 4 News.
The Prime Minister has claimed victory in his bid to limit next year’s EU budget rise to 2.9 per cent, despite previously saying he wanted to cut or freeze the budget. Cathy Newman is in Brussels.
Airline passengers will have to pay up to £170 more to fly from next week as new aviation taxes are introduced, as the head of BA tells Channel 4 News the levy is “naïve”.
Fifa officials have confirmed they are investigating claims that two of their committee members offered to sell their votes for who will host the next World Cup.
Politicians in Sweden are negotiating to form a government following a surge in support for the far right in Sunday’s inconclusive elections.
Dutch prosecutors say two men arrested at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport because of “suspicious items” found in their luggage are being held on suspicion of conspiracy to commit acts of terror.
The international body on the threat of climate change needs fundamental reform in the wake of a number of embarrassing mistakes, according to an independent review writes Tom Clarke.
The Lockerbie bomber released by the Scottish government on compassionate grounds had three months to live. Eleven months on, he is still alive – prompting a fierce debate over his early release.
Gordon Brown said this morning that Britain leads europe in growth and jobs according to EU figures – but is he right?
During PMQs the Prime Minister rattles off the UK’s record on Overseas Development Aid – impressive or not?
Channel 4 News Iraq inquiry blogger writes that as the Iraq inquiry gears up for tomorrow’s appearance by Alastair Campbell, the inquiry’s Dutch equivalent prepares to release its own report on the Netherlands’ involvement in Iraq.
Jon Snow
So the government is setting up 10 cycle hubs across Britain – 10 railway stations where there will be state of the art cycle racks and a cycle shop within reach. I’m tempted to say they should have a ground anchorage for flying pigs. But let’s give them the benefit of the doubt.
The story of the unwanted visitor to the world’s only Nobel laureate-political prisoner makes truly bizarre reading. It’s so weird, in fact, that it could really only happen in a country whose political manoeuvrings are stage-managed by a military junta. Burma’s “ministry of truth” appears to have fooled only the generals into thinking that everything’s…