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Gary Gibbon
David Cameron found his meeting with Alex Salmond ‘frustrating’ say his aides. Mr Salmond says things “have moved on quite substantially” reports Gary Gibbon from Edinburgh.
As President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad loads nuclear fuel rods into the Tehran Research Reactor, experts say Iran does have the technology to make a nuclear weapon, but lacks the political will – for now.
An Iranian man has been badly wounded after a bungled bombing in Thailand. Israel’s defence minster described it as an attempted terrorist attack.
As Abu Qatada is released from jail, British followers of the radical cleric post online sermons calling Britons “enemies of Allah” and lauding the preacher in the same breath as Osama bin Laden.
A top Italian ballet dancer has been fired by her company after highlighting the dangers of anorexia – as young dancers are pressured to strive for the perfect body.
The Republican rivals are ripping each other to shreds in tonight’s Florida primary. But it’s not just the politicians who are getting up to some monkey business over the outcome of this race.
An Iranian nuclear scientist has been killed by a bomb placed on his car by a motorcyclist in Tehran, the fourth such attack on nuclear experts in the country in two years. Lindsey Hilsum reports.
Murder detectives are hunting a lodger who is believed to have fled abroad after his landlady and her mother were found dead.
Northern Ireland’s first minister tells Channel 4 News it is time to end the “benign apartheid” separating Catholics and Protestant schoolchildren, which he says has contributed to a divided society.
Unions tell Channel 4 News there is “desperation” in government over what impact next week’s public sector strikes will have, as Heathrow airport warns of 12-hour delays and major disruption.
Democracy and press freedom campaigners are calling today Black Tuesday in reference to October 19th 1977 (called Black Wednesday – though rather different to the one in Britain) when the apartheid regime banned several newspapers and individuals in their assault on freedom of expression.
The son of South African-born Basil D’Oliveira has paid tribute to the former England cricket all-rounder who has died after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease.
As the latest border security scandal engulfs the Home Office, a former immigration whistleblower tells Channel 4 News “root and branch” reform is needed to get the department up to speed.
Home Secretary Theresa May is under renewed political pressure after it emerged passengers on British-registered coaches passing through Dover have only been subject to cursory passport checks.
A former South Yorkshire policeman has been jailed for 10 years and three months for his part in the UK’s largest ever VAT fraud.