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Kate Bush returns to the stage after 35 years. And for the thousands who didn’t manage to get tickets, a gleeful, celebrity-filled audience are taking to Twitter to tease.
The Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war finally strikes a deal on publishing sensitive conversations between the UK and US leaders, clearing the way for the inquiry’s long-awaited report to be released.
Ahead of the 2012 US presidential debates, Channel 4 News delves into the archives. Watch David Smith’s report from 1992 when George Bush went head-to-head with Bill Clinton and Ross Perot.
Ahead of the 2012 US presidential debates, Channel 4 News delves into the archives. Watch David Smith’s report from 2000 when George W Bush went head-to-head with Al Gore.
Ahead of the 2012 US presidential debates, Channel 4 News delves into the archives. Watch Jonathan Rugman’s report from 2004 when George W. Bush went head-to-head with John Kerry.
Ahead of the 2012 US presidential debates, Channel 4 News delves into the archives. Watch Tim Ewart’s report from 1988 when George Bush went head-to-head with Michael Dukakis.
The reclusive star is rumoured to be performing at the Olympics closing ceremony along with dozens of famous acts including the Spice Girls, Tinie Tempah and The Who.
At last some straight talking about the “special relationship” from George W Bush. He has told The Times it doesn’t matter what people in England think of him now, and it didn’t matter then, when he was President.
As George W Bush defends the use of waterboarding against terrorist suspects, a human rights lawyer tells Channel 4 News the former US president could potentially face torture a investigation.
As George W Bush defends the use of “waterboarding” for saving British lives, Channel 4’s Job Rabkin looks at the former US president’s defiance and regrets from his time in office.
Jon Snow
The cable to the White House from the US ambassador to Afghanistan, Karl Eikenberry, for “no more troops” is a pretty shocking shot across the military’s bows. Following our own micro consultation with the UK public last night, one’s sense of confusion and mystification over the Afghan war only deepens. Here in the UK the…
WASHINGTON DC, USA – Is there nothing that Barack Obama can’t do effortlessly well? This weekend he’s had a lot of praise for his comic timing as he pulled off a very assured performance at his first White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. Traditionally the president makes a comic speech. Some do better than others –…
Jon Snow
This G20 exists at so many levels. Take Brazil’s President Lula. Fearless campaigner against the carbon footprint. But having flown from Brazil to Doha and Doha to Paris, today he abandoned his plane, sending it empty to London while he took the train. But the high spot thus far has been the Obama-Brown press conference.…
Jon Snow
The Iraqi shoe thrower appeared before a Baghdad court today. A short appearance, as it turned out – the case was quickly adjourned. Muntazer al-Zaidi, the 27 year-old journalist who threw both his shoes at George Bush on the US president’s final visit to Baghdad in December, has not been seen since allegations that he…
Jon Snow
The day has not disappointed, and continues not to disappoint. President Obama has been sworn in on the dais of the Capitol building, America’s 44th and first African American leader. Sworn in by a chief justice, in John Roberts, whose nomination he voted against. George Bush has left for Texas. Life has changed. (By the…