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Marines murder trial: judge bans release of ‘execution’ DVD
As three Royal Marines face a court martial on allegations of murder, Channel 4 News Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports on the judge’s decision not to release crucial footage.
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As three Royal Marines face a court martial on allegations of murder, Channel 4 News Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports on the judge’s decision not to release crucial footage.
Reporting from Beirut, Alex Thomson finds the Lebanese public deeply sceptical of the Russian plan for President Assad’s chemical weapons. Up to a thousand a week still die in Syria.
Alex Thomson finds Beirut’s Christian community full of fear, convinced that a US attack on Syria will take place.
As an opinion poll shows three quarters of people don’t support bombing Syria, Alex Thomson heads to Jack Straw’s patch in search of any people in favour.
Alex Thomson is joined from Westminster by Nadhim Zahawi, the Conservative MP for Stratford on Avon to discuss the governments new line on Syria.
Most medicine is free from ever-present sanctions in Iran but there’s evidence that people are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain life-saving drugs. Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports.
Our chief correspondent Alex Thomson asks how we have become ensared and controlled in the world where Elf And Safe Tea has triumphed.
Alex Thomson outlines the three strands of the Taliban and asks who have we really been fighting and who are we going to talk to?
Two British teachers caught up in the Fukushima nuclear meltdown tell Alex Thomson why they continue to teach their evacuated children, somewhere, somehow.
Not a good day for travelling in the UK with security alerts in the air, on the railways and roads. Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson has the latest from Stansted after a plane was diverted there from Manchester.
As news emerges of more Nato deaths in Afghanistan, Alex Thomson asks what happens when foreign troops leave the country.
Should football clubs be allowed to ban reporters from news conferences? Alex Thomson argues it’s time to make a stand.
Out on the streets of London Alex Thomson was speaking to protesters, the few that turned up, to find out how they felt about the day’s proceedings.
Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson chances upon a factory manager battling to keep a sense of normality in war torn Syria.
Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports from Syria to assess the human cost of the conflict that has now been raging for two years.