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Gaddafi: one year on
A year after Gadaffi’s capture and death, International Editor Lindsey Hilsum looks at the legacy of his rule and the prospects for the country since his demise.
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The claim is that Jack Straw and Sir Malcolm Rifkind were happy to use their influence for personal gain. But this would not be the first time that MPs have traded their status in return for money.
On the final day of the poppy art installation at the Tower of London, which has been seen by millions, people explain what the poppies mean to them – and why they bought one.
Some four million people have flocked to see a crimson tide of ceramic poppies filing the moat of the Tower of London. But should they now be removed as originally intended?
Amid growing tension in east Jerusalem, PLO leader Mahmoud Abbas has condemned the closure of the revered al-Aqsa mosque. Meanwhile, Egypt’s demolition programme in the border town of Rafah continues.
The police watchdog issues a warning to officers to stop using restraining belts on detainees’ heads following a man’s death. His family wants to see CCTV footage from the police station.
Former England football star Paul Gascoigne is fined £1,000 after admitting common assault and drunk and disorderly charges linked to an incident at Stevenage railway station.
Rebecca Shuttleworth, the mother of two-year-old Keanu Williams, who was found beaten to death in January 2011, has been convicted of his murder.
A year after Gadaffi’s capture and death, International Editor Lindsey Hilsum looks at the legacy of his rule and the prospects for the country since his demise.
Prayers are said for seven officers killed in the line of duty in 2012 at a service in Greater Manchester for National Police Memorial Day.
The two constables killed in Greater Manchester are among hundreds of officers to have died doing their job, including Sharon Beshenivsky, Yvonne Fletcher and Keith Blakelock.
Jon Snow blogs on the situation in Syria and why it seems to be putting al-Qaeda and the West on the same side.
A special report from Jonathan Miller in Libya on Colonel Gaddafi’s alleged desperate plans to use chemical weapons against the rebels.
More than 36,500 runners are taking part in the London Marathon. Singer Will Young is tackling the 26 mile course for youth charity Catch22 and tells Channel 4 News “I know it will be gruelling”.
Channel 4 News picks up three big awards from the Royal Television Society – with Jon Snow named Presenter of the Year.
Our Chief Correspondent, Alex Thomson, reports on the latest bizarre developments in the return of Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier to Haiti.