Jon Snow
Felix Dennis – symbol of a revolution
Poet, rebel, publisher extraordinaire and as generous as he was rich – Felix Dennis was the symbol of an era.
Search results for ‘Supreme Court’
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Meredith Kercher murder acquittals: timeline
The decision to overturn the convictions of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito for the murder of Meredith Kercher may bring to an end a saga that began in a bedroom in Perugia seven years ago.
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Saudi blogger Raif Badawi could be facing the death penalty
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, sentenced to 1,000 lashes over accusations he insulted Islam, could now be facing the death penalty, Channel 4 News learns.
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Oscar Pistorius sentenced – latest updates
Oscar Pistorius is sentenced to five years in prison for the culpable homicide (manslaughter) of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
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Thailand under martial law: army denies ‘coup’
Thailand’s army declares martial law “in order to restore law and order to the country” after six months of protests that have left 30 people dead.
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Life in North Korea: executions, starvation and fear
The horrific brutality of life in North Korea is laid bare in a UN report, which describes how the state maintains a climate of fear through executions, enforced disappearances and starvation.
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Syrian rebels ‘executed civilians’ in Latakia
Rebel groups in Syria are accused of killing as many as 190 civilians and taking 200 hostages during an offensive in August, Human Rights Watch claims.
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What have we learnt about Iran’s Hassan Rouhani?
As Hassan Rouhani is inaugurated as Iran’s president, Channel 4 News explores what we have learnt about the “moderate” cleric since his election.
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Islamists urge protests against Egypt’s military coup
An Islamist coalition, led by the Muslim Brotherhood, urges its supporters to take to the streets and protest against a military coup that ousted Egypt’s president Mohamed Morsi.
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Egypt: President Morsi ousted in military coup
President Morsi is ousted as Egypt’s president, and the army announces a temporary transitional period and new elections “to establish trust, peace and stability for the people”.
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Iran elections: should we expect another Ahmadinejad?
With controversial Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad forced to step down after eight years of power, will his successor take Iran in a new direction, or can the country expect more of the same?
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Calls for Egypt’s Mursi to respect democratic process
Mohammad Mursi, the Egyptian president, has come under heavy criticism after granting himself sweeping new powers including putting himself above the law.
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Jon Snow
Gotcha boccia!
Jess Hunter, at 20, is by any test, severely disabled. She is also remarkably pretty. I’m not sure that it is even politically correct to say that, writes Jon Snow.
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What is it about the Tour de France that so beguiles?
A win today will be the best conceivable tonic for the next few weeks of British sport. Make no mistake. A British cyclist, riding for a British team, winning the Tour de France, is simply massive.
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Can Andy Murray make Wimbledon history?
Heard of Fred Perry or Bunny Austin? British tennis success tends to come in black and white, but can Andy Murray give it some 21st century high definition? Channel 4 News takes a look.
