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Order has been restored after rioting at Ford open prison in West Sussex. Smuggled alcohol is being blamed and, as Simon Israel reports, dozens of empty brandy bottles have been discovered.
Britain is the only country in Western Europe with rising rates of TB. Cases are highest in London but one expert tells Channel 4 News it isn’t just a problem in the capital.
Counter-terror thinktanks call for inquiry into public library stocks after a Channel 4 News investigation finds hundreds of books written by radical Islamist preachers, writes Johnny McDevitt.
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.
Documents outlining the bravery of Channel Islanders who resisted the Nazis in World War Two have been discovered after almost 50 years. Channel 4 News talks to relatives of those in the resistance.
Tens of thousands of convicted prisoners in the UK are to get the right to vote after a European ruling found the present 140-year-old ban breaches human rights.
An agency nurse who was filmed turning off a patient’s life support machine before a bungled effort to revive him is suspended pending an investigation. Jane Deith speaks to the patient’s father.
Iraq’s war logs published by WikiLeaks reveal US troops appeared to abuse Iraqi prisoners after the Abu Ghraib scandal, turned a blind eye to Iraqi-on-Iraqi torture and imprisoned one in 50 Iraqi men.
Chancellor George Osborne is defending his £81bn round of spending cuts amid claims he’s making a “reckless gamble” which will hit the poor hardest.
We’ve had the numbers from the government’s spending review, but what about the theatre? Broadcaster Peter McHugh takes a less than serious look at George Osborne’s Westminster address.
FactCheck looks at a few of the pledges the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats have dropped in the name of coalition and cost cutting.
Exclusive: Channel 4 News has learned that 14,000 jobs are to go at the Ministry of Justice – 11,000 of them from the frontline, according to a leaked internal memo.
Spending review: “Frontline will bear the brunt” says leaked Ministry of Justice memo announcing 14,000 job losses, Channel 4 News exclusively learns.
The Chancellor George Osborne has won the backing of 35 top business leaders as he prepares to announce where the axe will fall in his comprehensive spending review on Wednesday.
The Home Secretary Theresa May announces new plans to give communities powers to force police to tackle anti-social behaviour.