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David Cameron says only the US has hit the Islamic State group with more air strikes than Britain. Is the UK really doing enough in Iraq?
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a YSL advertisement, saying the featured model is “unhealthily underweight”, with her ribcage visible and her thighs and knees being a “similar width”.
Pub Landlord Al Murray, who is standing against Nigel Farage in South Thanet, was to be “parachuted” into the constituency this morning – until he claimed he was too heavy to jump.
Former US national security adviser Samuel Berger praises the EU’s role in the Ukraine peace deal. But the Voice of Russia’s Dmitry Linnik says the EU should have accepted tripartite talks last year.
A Florida artist who smashed a $1m vase by dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in protest tells Channel 4 News he wants to apologise.
France’s first lady is admitted to hospital in Paris needing “rest” but is expected to be discharged on Monday.
Is a brand-new floating airport on the Thames the one-stop solution to Britain’s aviation needs? Or is simple expansion of Gatwick or Heathrow the better option?
Matt Frei
Sexting and the erotic potential of Obamacare: Washington Correspondent Matt Frei on Anthony Weiner, the rising star of US politics caught with his pants down. Again.
Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei makes his heavy metal debut with a political song called Dumbass but admits “it doesn’t sound very good”.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has been released from prison on bail. Chinese state TV said he had been freed after confessing to tax evasion.
Ahead of its Summer Exhibition, the Royal Academy elects Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei as an honorary academician, telling Channel 4 News it is a sign of support for the world-renowned artist.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei appeared healthy but tense during his first meeting with his family since he was arrested more than a month ago, his wife says.
Jon Snow
If we have another 50 diplomats in China, is there perhaps a chance we shall be able to track the disappearing dissidents like artist Ai Weiwei?
Sculptor Antony Gormley tells Channel 4 News the continued detention of renowned Chinese artist Ai Weiwei is a “disaster” for the art world, but insists “state barbarism” will not be silenced.
Global political figures join widespread condemnation of the detention of artist and activist Ai Weiwei in Beijing with his whereabouts still unknown.