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Our planet from space – September 2012
A collection of stunning NASA Earth Observatory satellite images take from space that show what’s been happening on our planet during September.
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The number of people trafficked into the UK is rising and includes victims being brought here for illegal organ removals, according to government figures.
Widespread and systematic murder and persecution by militant Islamist group Boko Haram in northern Nigeria amounts to crimes against humanity, claims a new report by Human Rights Watch.
In an exclusive interview with Channel 4 News, Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna says he is “hungry” for government and discusses his “greatest achievement” – coping with his father’s death.
A collection of stunning NASA Earth Observatory satellite images take from space that show what’s been happening on our planet during September.
The home secretary is to decide whether to deport a kidney transplant patient whose life depends on anti-rejection drugs despite claims that deportation would mean certain death. Fatima Manji reports.
A Californian filmmaker linked to an anti-Islamic film which sparked a wave of violent protests across the world is taken in for questioning by officers.
Political Editor Gary Gibbon looks ahead to interviewing Chuka Umunna at the Labour party conference on 30 September: Is he sick of the headlines about “Britain’s Obama” or eager for more?
As Unicef releases figures showing that more children now survive their fifth birthday than ever before, a charity praises the efforts of two post-conflict African nations on child mortality targets.
“Our country is known by genocide, now we have a chance to go there and Rwanda be known by the good players, not by genocide, by sport.”
A militant Islamist leader whose forces have just conquered two-thirds of the West African state of Mali vows to launch holy war against the west.
Channel 4 News looks at the choices available to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange as the diplomatic impasse continues between Britain and Ecuador over his extradition to Sweden.
Fifa’s former head of security tells Channel 4 News that a World Cup match has been under active investigation and that corruption is so widespread it’s affecting football around the globe.
The government claims that its pledge of £1bn to increase family planning services in the developing world will save a woman’s life every two hours.
Keme Nzerem appears on Ukraine’s top TV show “Great Football” where the post match analysis ranges from Greece’s unlikely victory over Russia – to the beginning of a national discussion about racism.
A meeting in the City of London, due to have been addressed on Wednesday morning by the president of Sri Lanka, has been cancelled, owing to concerns over policing amid the threat of large demonstrations by Tamil rights groups.