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A crisis that may affect us for the rest of our lives
“No one knows where it would end… Dublin? Madrid? Lisbon? Rome? Shiver our timbers… London?”
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Investigating the hacking affair is turning into an industry of its own, with more than 10 bodies tasked with probing the scandal and its aftermath. Who are they?
“No one knows where it would end… Dublin? Madrid? Lisbon? Rome? Shiver our timbers… London?”
As News Corporation announces plans to spend $5bn to buy back its shares, Channel 4 News looks at how the past 10 days have highlighted the bizarre corporate structure of the Murdoch Empire.
Rupert Murdoch’s biographer tells Channel 4 News the tycoon “is in more trouble than he has ever been in” and questions News Corp’s entire future after another dramatic day in the phone-hack crisis.
The former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is freed from house arrest but his sexual assault case will continue after speculation that it could collapse. Channel 4 News gauges reaction from France.
A senior Pakistan Taliban leader confirms to Channel 4 News that their leader Ilyas Kashmiri was killed by a US drone strike, but denied any involvement in recent Pakistan attacks.
Sepp Blatter appears to be on course for another term as FIFA president after world football’s governing body says he has no case to answer over corruption claims.
Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson talks to General Ratko Mladic in September 1995, where he denies Bosnian-Serb forces massacred civilians in Sarajevo and Srebrenica.
As Barack Obama prepares to deliver a major speech on US foreign policy in the Middle East, Channel 4 News US politics analyst Felicity Spector looks at his options.
The motor racing stalwart, Max Mosley has gone to Europe today in his battle to establish the right of public people to a private life. Was what was written about his sex life in the public interest? Mr Mosley has the cash to ask the European Court for an answer, and that answer could force MPs to consider an privacy act in Parliament.
Lindsey Hilsum writes from Abbottabad’s “Bin Laden Town” on the impact of the killing of Osama bin Laden on US/Pakistani relations.
The Archbishop of Canterbury says the killing of Osama bin Laden has left him with a “very uncomfortable feeling”. Bin Laden was unarmed when he was shot dead by US forces in a compound in Pakistan.
Our Washington Correspondent, Sarah Smith, reports on President Obama’s attempts to lay to rest Republican rumours that he was born outside the USA. And Republican fears that the row could rebound on them.
FactCheck has come across many a spurious claim, and we pity the fools out there. But are we one of them? Here’s our pick of today’s April Fools.
Pentagon says NATO attacks have reduced Gaddafi’s ability to control his ground forces and he is reportedly arming volunteers, as rebels enter Ajdabiya from the east.