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Jon Snow
Jon Snow interviews one of the world’s most famous political thinkers, Noam Chomsky, live on tonight’s Channel 4 News at 7.35pm – so what should he ask? Tweet your question now.
For 27 years Nelson Mandela languished in prison for his, at times, violent battle against the South African apartheid regime. Jon Snow visits Robben Island, where he spent much of his incarceration.
Gamer and writer Charlie Brooker tells Jon Snow “you’re like a dog at the controls of a helicopter” as he tries – somewhat unsuccessfully – to teach him to play video games on the new PlayStation 4.
Exclusive: Bank of England Governor Mark Carney talks to Channel 4 News about the recovery, what it means for real wages and whether he will raise interest rates.
Exclusive: Bank of England Governor Mark Carney’s first major TV interview.
Ahead of the announcement of the Booker prize 2013, Jon Snow picks Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche’s Americanah as his book of the year – a novel about race, identity and nationality in Africa and the US.
He may have defeated Novak Djokovic in straight sets, but how did Wimbledon champion Andy Murray fare against the tennis finesse of Channel 4 News Presenter Jon Snow?
Former Catatonia singer and 6-Music radio presenter Cerys Matthews has been collecting sing-along songs for thirty years and now she’s published them in a book.
Do you want Jon Snow to wax his legs? It’ll cost £10,000 – per leg, but all in aid of the Duchenne Children’s Trust. Donations are already coming in.
What did 2012 teach us? As Channel 4 News looks back at the defining news stories of the year, Jon Snow reveals that, for him, it was all about the Paralympics.
Jon Snow
When Raymond Briggs writes a book he has no sense of who will read it, merely that he is on a journey and he seems almost surprised that anyone wants to join him on it.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls tells Jon Snow at the Labour conference that it “is obviously not the most important job if you want to be popular – but it’s important to be able to be tough”.
Who protects the human rights of cyclists? Writing here and in The Times following the serious injury of journalist Mary Bowers, Channel 4 News Presenter Jon Snow calls for urgent action.
Jon Snow asks Liberal Democrat leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg whether the governmnent needs to change course now the economic challenges have changed.
Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow has clocked up more than 100,000 followers on Twitter – more than any other news anchor in Britain.