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The BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year award is rarely won by a team player, but Wimbledon champ Andy Murray may not be a shoo-in.
Children from the poorest families in the UK are “failing before they’ve even started in life”, Save the Children says – with seven-year-old pupils falling irretrievably behind their wealthier peers.
Silk Road was the Amazon or eBay of the “dark web”. Now former buyers claim they have lost thousands in bitcoins after it was shut down, the virtual currency’s value has tumbled.
George Osborne outlines the “help to work” programme and his hope to freeze fuel duty, but tells the Conservative party conference the battle to turn Britain around “is not even close to being over”.
The most important conclusion of the latest IPCC report on climate change is that it is more than likely global warming will exceed the agreed target of two degrees by the end of the century.
Thailand’s media is taking up the search for answers following an exclusive Channel 4 News report on the trafficking of Burmese refugees.
Over the last few months, Channel 4 News has been building up a virtual identity. Now it’s time to put her to the test. Can you find Rebecca Taylor and win the prize?
More than 10,000 people call for a Twitter abuse button, following rape threats and violent tweets targeting campaigner on women’s issues, Caroline Criado-Perez.
Liam Dutton
As July draws to a close in a week’s time, I thought I’d take a look ahead at what the start of August will offer – especially as school summer holidays are now underway.
Liam Dutton
Once again, a bank holiday weekend is upon us and no doubt, many of us will be travelling or have outdoor plans with an extra day off at our disposal.
The warnings over immigration shares many of the themes previously aired in the 1970s. Channel 4 News’s Darshna Soni describes one city’s experience of a previous wave of immigrants.
Tens of thousands of protestors marched today to demand that the “ill thought out” plans to close Lewisham Hospital’s A&E department and downgrade its maternity wing be scrapped.
Chris Grayling has announced plans to close six public jails in the biggest prison closure programme in decades. So where does that leave overcrowding? We answer a few key questions.
Banks are still pressurising staff to sell products which may be unsuitable for customers, despite a number of mis-selling scandals, research from consumer group Which? finds.
A police pay committee recommends cutting the starting salary for officers to £19,000 as a part of the most radical overhaul of police remuneration in 30 years.