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Middle East uprisings: no one predicted 'rebellious cascade'
Expect the unexpected – no one predicted the unrest that has swept the Middle East, writes Jon Snow. So no one really knows where it could strike next – Oman, Kuwait or Saudi Arabia.
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Expect the unexpected – no one predicted the unrest that has swept the Middle East, writes Jon Snow. So no one really knows where it could strike next – Oman, Kuwait or Saudi Arabia.
Channel 4 News picks up three big awards from the Royal Television Society – with Jon Snow named Presenter of the Year.
Colonel Gaddafi’s speech in which he talked of the protesters as “drugged” and “cockroaches” has horrid resonances with past events, blogs Jon Snow.
Mass protests have swept the world over, but why did we allow our societies to get this point in the first place, asks Jon Snow.
How far will the sparks from the Arab uprisings spread around the world, asks Jon Snow.
Jon Snow blogs on the celebrations in Egypt and the challenge now facing the country.
Jon Snow blogs on how political events have been keeping him on his toes – including the confirmation of the resignation of Lib Dem Treasury spokesman Lord Oakeshott live on air.
Jon Snow blogs on how and why the cuts are hitting the voluntary sector the hardest.
It’s tricky finding any detail but when you do it’s a scandal worthy of Private Eye – the suspension of the search and rescue service sell-off, writes Jon Snow.
After a week of dramatic social unrest in Egypt, we take a look back at how Jonathan Rugman, Jon Snow and Lindsey Hilsum told the unfolding story – in Cairo and Alexandria – via Twitter.
President Mubarak says Egypt will descend into chaos if he resigns now – but as ten die in the battle between Mubarak supporters and pro-democracy protesters, Jon Snow in Cairo says it already has.
As the army tries – and fails – to clear Cairo’s Freedom Square, Jon Snow reflects on the role of the West in backing Mubarak in the past.
Jon Snow reflects on his journey from southern Africa to Cairo, to report on the continuing unrest in Egypt.
Do I feel chuffed to be on Desert Island Discs? I’m sorry to admit it, but I do. It’s the nicest recognition I think I’ve ever had, blogs Jon Snow.
The social network is on fire. Despite Egypt’s best efforts the revolution is under way. Whether it ends in Mubarak or no Mubarak, the movement for change travels on the shoulders of the web, blogs Jon Snow.