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As the cricket teams of these nations come together for their titanic semi-final World Cup clash, Channel 4 News presents a view from Peshawar on what’s being called “the final before the final”.
Jonathan Miller blogs from Brisbane, where the waters continue to rise and the city braces itself to “wake up to a scene of widespread disaster”.
Flood waters in Brisbane have peaked below the worst levels feared – but 20,000 homes are still flooded and thousands have fled Australia’s third largest city. Jonathan Miller reports from Brisbane.
NATO helicopters based in Afghanistan launch an attack against insurgents inside Pakistani territory – the second incursion within four days, writes Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller.
Seven weeks after Pakistan was hit by the worst floods in its history, Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller finds people are still without shelter and safe drinking water.
A widow separated from her four children by floodwaters is one of many tales of tragedy and bravery that aid worker Anna Bertmar Khan describes from the flood-hit Sindh region of Pakistan.
A suicide bomber has struck the Pakistani city of Quetta, killing 43 people. It is the second major attack this week in the country, which continues to face problems from last month’s floods.
As more monsoon storms threaten to surge flood levels higher in the swollen beds of the Indus River in Punjab and Sindh Provinces, Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller writes about the “rising anger and resentment” among the Pakistani people he has met over the past 10 days.
In one of the many depressing tours I’ve had of half-ruined, waterlogged villages in northwest Pakistan, I found a man washing his car.
Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller travels to north west Pakistan and meets the Islamist charities stepping in to distribute food, blankets and clean water.
Islamic charities are on the ground providing aid in flood-hit Pakistan, but there is still widespread devastation as the floods spread south, writes Jonathan Miller from the country.
Jonathan Miller blogs from a refugee camp in flood-hit Pakistan where medical facilities, schools and homes have all been swept away by the country’s floods.
Seven days after the DEC launched its East Africa drought appeal Britons have donated £15m but Channel 4 News asks one charity boss whether news events elsewhere have affected donations.
Most scientists agree that the world is getting hotter due to climate change, yet there remains little agreement on the solutions.
Gary Gibbon
From a sparsely attended Conference hall this afternoon there’s nothing too exiting going on… but it should fill up for the AV Yes Campaign rally – about the only thing these days that could unite Charles Kennedy and Nick Clegg on a platform.