Keme Nzerem
‘We will all stand together’ – taking stock in Woolwich
As people in Woolwich come to terms with Wednesday’s events, there is a determination among the locals that the bad guys won’t win.
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Activists move to scupper illegal workers crackdown
As raids on illegal workers are launched at hundreds of businesses across the country, campaigners are using leaked government documents to warn those being targeted.
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Hearing for the first time: what would your song be?
As the video of Joanne Milne breaking down as she hears for the first time goes viral, Channel 4 News asks: what song would you choose if you were hearing for the first time?
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Obama’s credibility on the line over healthcare fiasco
It was the flagship achievement of his presidency: now amid the disaster of his health care rollout – President Obama is fighting to restore some credibility – as his ratings drop through the floor.
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Love letters, celebrity phones: phone-hacking trial week 1
Jury sworn in, four defendants plead guilty to phone-hacking and a love letter from Rebekah Brooks to Andy Coulson read out in court: Channel 4 News has the weekly phone-hacking trial round-up.
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Can Europe’s cities dream up ideas to benefit the world?
Think big – act local. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is in London with a challenge to cities across Europe: come up with bold new ideas to solve the world’s major problems.
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Russian opposition leader Navalny jailed for five years
Foreign Secretary William Hague warns against the “selective application of the rule of law in Russia”, after the jailing of a opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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I am not insane, vows Ian Brady
Moors murderer Ian Brady tells a mental health tribunal he is not psychotic and symptoms are “method acting”, as he bids to be moved from hospital to prison. But he adds: “I know I am in until death.”
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Moors murderer Ian Brady: I talk to myself
Serial killer Ian Brady admits he talks to himself in his cell – but adds “who doesn’t?” as he attempts to convince a mental health tribunal that he is sane and can be held in prison, not hospital.
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FactCheck: the Thatcher myths
From snatching milk to destroying British industry, FactCheck busts some of the biggest myths of the Thatcher era.
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Girl Guides join campaign to end Sun’s page three
Members of Girlguiding UK are backing a campaign to end the Sun’s topless page three models feature, which began more than 40 years ago.
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Six ex-NoW journalists arrested in phone hacking probe
Six journalists, including two who work at the Sun, are arrested as part of an investigation into phone hacking. Channel 4 News looks at who has been arrested and charged so far.
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No ‘miracle cures’ for Britain’s problems – Osborne
In a gloomy autumn statement, Chancellor George Osborne is set to warn there are no “miracle cures” for Britain as he looks for £5bn more cuts and signals austerity is here to stay.
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Rich and poor will feel sting of Osborne mini-budget
Chancellor George Osborne is expected to unveil a wealth tax on the rich and a revised welfare cuts package in a mini-budget he says is designed to hit both ends of the pay scale.
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Coulson and Brooks to be charged over alleged payments
Andy Coulson, Rebekah Brooks and three others will be charged in relation to alleged payments for information, the director of public prosecutions says.
