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Drug boost for severe hepatitis C sufferers
Channel 4 News has learned that the NHS has agreed to the fast track funding of a new drug for 500 patients with severe hepatitis C.
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An Egyptian court recommends the death penalty for the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohammed Badie, and 682 of his supporters.
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”.
Channel 4 News has learned that the NHS has agreed to the fast track funding of a new drug for 500 patients with severe hepatitis C.
Turkey is holding local elections today amid a corruption scandal involving embattled Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and a ban on Twitter and YouTube. What’s really at stake?
As a Japanese man is released after 48 years on death row – a new report shows that publicly disclosed executions jumped nearly 15 per cent in 2013.
Turkish premier Tayyip Erdogan’s decision to shut down Twitter in his country is a signal moment when a once-respected statesman turns into a Canute-like clown.
The Turkish government’s decision to ban access to Twitter comes as little surprise, writes Niall Finn, a student in Ankara.
A doctor at a London hospital and another man will face the first charges brought under legislation outlawing the practice, the Crown Prosecution Service says.
The trial of Al Jazeera journalists puts Cairo’s crackdown on the media in the spotlight – but for Egyptian journalists a climate of fear has been pervasive since the military took control last June.
We’ve heard about the sandbag stealers and the communities abandoned. But what about the stars of the storm? Channel 4 News lifts the lid on the misery and seeks out the heroes of the floods.
David Cameron is expected to talk about the threat of Britons returning from Syria with extremist views in a parliamentary hearing later on Thursday – but is travelling to Syria justified?
As a team of international war crimes prosecutors releases images appearing to show evidence of systematic killing in Syria, Channel 4 News asks if this week’s peace talks in Geneva are at risk.
Searing temperatures at the Australian Open tennis tournament have raised concerns that athletes are exposed to dangerous conditions in the pursuit of excellence.
Iraq Prime Minister Nuri al Maliki hasn’t read Chairman Mao on guerillas – but he’s right about one thing: the battle for Iraq will be long and it will continue.
Today Egyptians vote again on a new constitution – a draft document that would leave the army’s powers intact and cast the Muslim Brotherhood back into the political wilderness.