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Somalia's famine: their agony and our historic part in it
Famine is not remote. Famine is us, our history, our involvement and calls down our duty, writes Jon Snow.
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While the roads are generally getting safer, for cyclists it is a different story: the number of cyclists killed jumped by 7 per cent in the last year. Jon Snow gets on his bike to find out why.
Famine is not remote. Famine is us, our history, our involvement and calls down our duty, writes Jon Snow.
A tearful Jerry Rawlings, Ghana’s former president, tells Jon Snow that “We’ll be burying lots of children soon” unless aid money and medical supplies are received to alleviate the Somalia famine.
As Britain’s most senior police officer becomes the latest victim of the phone-hacking scandal, Jon Snow says comparisons with Watergate are not exaggeration.
Rebekah Brooks or no, James Murdoch or no, anti-takeover-MPs or no, Rupert Murdoch will do whatever it takes to clinch the BSkyB deal. And history suggests he’s got a very good shot, writes Jon Snow.
What a fertile garden for weeds to take root: this infernal coalition of failure is precisely why this does indeed represent Britain’s Watergate moment, blogs Jon Snow.
In an interview with Jon Snow, the actor Hugh Grant calls for a public inquiry into methods used by tabloid journalism, and for the PCC to be scrapped and replaced by a “proper regulatory body”.
Ahead of Monday night’s Dispatches programme – “Landlords from Hell” – Jon Snow compares his last encounter with a crisis in housing – and the new 21st Century version.
Jon Snow on a little noticed story from Afghanistan, which has major implications and shines a light on the scale of corruption in Kabul.
Jon Snow looks at the relationship between Britain and China as Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visits the UK.
Jon Snow on how the Greek financial crisis has the potential to affect every man, woman and child in the UK.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg backs proposals to give the public shares in part-nationalised banks Lloyds and RBS. Jon Snow asks should the government be more worried about the Greek debt crisis.
Jon Snow blogs on the trade-off with the Private Finance Initiative bonanza.
Jon Snow blogs on the case of Joanne Fraill, the juror who faces jail for researching a case and contacting a defendant on Facebook. Have the courts caught up with the fact that it is nowadays the norm for people to connect with one another online?
Jon Snow presents a forensic investigation into the final weeks of the Sri Lankan civil war, including new video evidence of war crimes. Watch Channel 4 at 11.05pm tonight. Add your voice here or via Twitter using the hashtag #killingfields.