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Egypt's joy amid the dawning, daunting challenge
Jon Snow blogs on the celebrations in Egypt and the challenge now facing the country.
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A German court finds 91-year-old John Demjanjuk guilty of helping to murder thousands of Jews at a Nazi death camp, but he is to be released because of his age.
The late Pope John Paul II moves a step closer to sainthood and is officially beatified at the Vatican before a crowd of over a million people, the largest in Rome since his funeral six years ago.
Jon Snow blogs on the celebrations in Egypt and the challenge now facing the country.
Severe weather and snow in the UK and Europe have grounded flights and caused travel chaos in the run-up to Christmas, with an “unprecedented” number of breakdowns, the AA tells Channel 4 News.
Faisal Islam blogs on the difficulties the coalition government faces with tackling poverty.
Relatives of the victims of the July 7 King’s Cross terror attack broke down in tears at the London bombings inquest as they recalled the harrowing events which left 26 people dead in 2005.
As Russia emerges as favourite to beat England’s bid to host the 2018 World Cup, Keme Nzerem tours the country to look at its strengths and weaknesses.
David Cameron is joining leaders at a Nato summit in Lisbon to discuss and sign an agreement to build a defensive shield in Europe against ballistic missile attacks.
As two portraits of Elizabeth I go on show in London’s National Portrait Gallery, Tim Lambon analyses the use of art as propaganda in the Tudor era – and beyond.
The spirit of uplift and renewal conjured up by Pope John Paul II when he came to the UK in 1982 seems unlikely this week when Pope Benedict XVI visits these shores, blogs Jon Snow.
Channel 4 News gains exclusive access to the UK’s first Shale gas well, a new way of extracting natural gas from underground rocks which could profoundly change the energy market.
David Cameron mingles with EU leaders at his first-ever European Council. Gary Gibbon watches.
Gordon Brown said this morning that Britain leads europe in growth and jobs according to EU figures – but is he right?
European migrants who cannot secure work and support themselves will be deported from Britain under a new Home Office pilot project in Peterborough.
He reported Africa from the late 50s to the early 90s. He reported from Central America and covered the fall of the Shah in 1979 and the ensuing Iranian Revolution.