Matt Frei
Is UK letting migrants drown as they cross the Med?
The British government is committing one – yes, one – solitary “debriefer” to the Europe-wide effort to alleviate the worst refugee crisis in Europe since WWII.
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Escaping China: the perilous journey of the Uighurs
Nearly 300 Uighurs have been found sitting in silence on a mountain in Thailand. Asia correspondent John Sparks investigates and traces the escape route of thousands of Uighurs desperate to flee China.
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Matt Frei
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Geoff White
Can Apple’s ‘two sizes fit all’ watch make customers tick?
The launch of Apple’s new watch had the audience in Cupertino on their feet. Hopefully, the company’s product supply chain proves more robust than its live webcasts.
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Is your little brother or sister more tech-savvy than you?
Born after the dark ages of dial-up internet, the “millennium generation” are able to use tablets and smartphones even before they are able to talk, says new research.
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Phone hacking: A to Z of the ‘trial of the century’
It was the trial that had everything – cats, pizzas, witches and Fairy Liquid. Here’s an alphabetical guide to what happened over eight months at the Old Bailey’s court 12.
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New project to make ‘The Space’ for digital art
We live much of our lives in the digital sphere in Britain in 2014, from dating to food shopping. But art?
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Is Apple teaching Google a lesson in internet ethics?
Apple is teaming up with privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo to offer an alternative to internet giant Google.
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Get the brand new Channel 4 News app now
The all-new Channel 4 News app is now available on both your iOS and Android devices.
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Six tougher acts to follow than Sir Alex Ferguson
As David Moyes licks his wounds, a victim of his predecessor’s success, Channel 4 News would like him to take heart – there are many who have been forced to live in the shadow of “giants”.
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Paul Mason
Will a Russian invasion of Ukraine push the west into an economic war?
If an economic proxy war breaks out between the EU, USA and Russia, and China backs the latter, then you can kiss globalisation goodbye.
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Geoff White
Apple: a history in three bites
Apple has thrived by turning existing products into beautiful machines, then monetising them over their lifetime. But with no genuinely new product in the pipeline, has it lost its creative drive?
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Pizzagate and ‘lesbian lovers’ – phone hacking trial week 10
“Lesbian Lovers”, Pizzagate and “f****** amateurs” all featured in the latest evidence in the phone hacking trial.
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Shock and silverware: phone hacking trial week 9
The prosecution case moved onto allegations of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice as the jury returned for the new year. Here are five details that came to light in the first week back.
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Chinese helicopter rescues stranded Antarctica passengers
The rescue of a team of 52 passengers who were left stranded in Antarctica over Christmas and the New Year began on Thursday, after a Chinese helicopter successfully landed on a makeshift helipad.
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Glasgow helicopter crash: search for survivors continues
Eight people are dead and 14 remain seriously injured in hospital after a helicopter crashed into a Glasgow pub. Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond calls the accident a “black day for Scotland”.
