Jon Snow
Hugh Cudlipp lecture: Poised for journalism's golden age
Channel 4 News Presenter Jon Snow gave the Hugh Cudlipp lecture at the London College of Communication. You can read the full text of his speech here.
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All together now, as Obama welcomes the Brits
It was the politics of their style as much as the style of their politics, as President Obama and David Cameron lavished mutual praise at last night’s celebrity-packed White House dinner.
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West ignores Nigeria’s terrorists ‘at its peril’
Writing for Channel 4 News, defence analyst Anthony Tucker-Jones warns that the west ignores the escalation in activities of Nigeria’s Boko Haram at its peril.
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Why are British troops fighting in Afghanistan?
With the announcement that six British soldiers are missing, believed killed, in Afghanistan, we examine the explanations and justifications for the country’s continued presence in the country.
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Iranian nuclear weapon ‘getting closer’
As President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad loads nuclear fuel rods into the Tehran Research Reactor, experts say Iran does have the technology to make a nuclear weapon, but lacks the political will – for now.
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Adele: The secret of her success
As Adele achieves record success with her multi-Grammy wins, Channel 4 News asks what is so special about the London songbird – and speaks exclusively to the throat surgeon who saved her voice.
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Hackers retaliate as Megaupload is shut down
Hackers groups target Justice Department website, after US officials arrest the heads of content sharing website Megaupload and shut it down.
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Matt Frei
Mitt Romney and the mensch
On stage, one of the half-a-dozen Romney grandchildren morphed a yawn into some silent tears, presumably induced by campaign fatigue. Listen up girl, your granddad is busy saving America. Show some of that Romney steel.
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Hackers publish personal data of top UK officials
Channel 4 News understands a nuclear safety official has joined MPs and MoD staff on the list of thousands of people whose personal data has been leaked onto the internet by hackers.
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Cheer up Nick…
Nick Clegg is feeling gloomy about 2012, warning that it will pose “many great challenges” for everyone in Britain. Do you agree with him – or are there reasons to be cheerful?
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FA takes moral stand against casual racism
Suarez may not have intended to be racist, but that’s beside the point – the FA ruling is about casual racism and words, says sports reporter Keme Nzerem.
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Uruguay footballers defend Suarez
Footballers in Uruguay hit back at the FA for giving their teammate, Luis Suarez, an eight-match ban and a £40,000 fine for racial abuse.
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Family thought man held in Afghanistan was dead
The cousin of a Pakistani man held at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan since 2004 tells Channel 4 News his family feared he was dead until two years ago.
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Lagarde warns of return to the great depression
The head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, warns that immediate action needs to be taken to prevent a global depression not seen since the 1930s, as eight of the world’s biggest banks are downgraded.
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Hague orders Iranian embassy staff to leave
Foreign Secretary William Hague gives Iranian embassy staff 48 hours to leave the UK and announces the closure of Iran’s embassy in London, as France and Germany withdraw their ambassadors.
