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Jon Snow
Jon Snow interviews one of the world’s most famous political thinkers, Noam Chomsky, live on tonight’s Channel 4 News at 7.35pm – so what should he ask? Tweet your question now.
Channel 4 News has been awarded the International Emmy for News for its Syria coverage at a ceremony in New York on Tuesday night.
A huge explosion at a weapons depot in the Syrian city of Homs has killed 40 people and injured at least 120.
The Red Cross is warning of ‘tragic’ consequences if Syrian authorities continue to block access to the old city of Homs, where trapped civilians are in desperate need of food of medical supplies.
Syria President Bashar al-Assad’s forces launch a major offensive against Homs, in a bid to flush rebel fighters out of the country’s third-largest city.
Syrian government troops have reportedly stormed a neighbourhood in the rebel stronghold of Homs as forces loyal to President Bashar Assad continue to make gains.
As part of our special Syria’s Descent series we are hoping to set up a live video chat directly between viewers and Alex Thomson – what would you ask?
Five people die after the lifeboat of a cruise ship operated by Thomson fell into the sea while the ship was docked in the Canary Islands.
What did we learn from 2012? Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson says that the war in Syria taught the world that the Arab Spring is much more complex that everyone thought.
Channel 4 News Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson’s “doorstep” of former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie over Hillsborough sparks a big debate online and on radio.
Alex Thomson
Ahead of his departure from Syria where the battle to oust President Bashar al-Assad rages, Channel 4 News’ chief correspondent Alex Thomson delivers his final dispatch.
A Channel 4 News film about the horror in Homs and Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields documentary are recognised at the Amnesty International Media Awards.
As the UN passes a resolution authorising a team of international monitors to visit Syria, an activist in Homs tells Channel 4 News that despite the ceasefire “nothing has changed on the ground”.
Around 50 people, including children, are killed in the besieged Syrian city of Homs amid a peace mission by the UN, according to activists.
Syrian government forces are targeting the neighbourhood where some Baba Amr residents have fled, while the Red Cross is frustrated in its efforts to deliver aid to Baba Amr itself.