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How early onset dementia can devastate a family
Liza Grant was in her late 40s when the symptoms of dementia first appeared. The illness hit her husband and two teenage sons for six.
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Liza Grant was in her late 40s when the symptoms of dementia first appeared. The illness hit her husband and two teenage sons for six.
As they protest the decision of their US colleagues to give a legacy award to Tony Blair, are the UK staff of Save The Children guilty of biting the hand that feeds them?
Geopolitical summits like the G20 are saturated in symbolism and double-meanings – so even if you’re officially shunned, you can always meet away from prying eyes.
Why did the UK government ever think that the vetting of participants in a scheme to train Libyan soldiers in the UK could be left to the Libyans, when that country was in a state of collapse?
Kate Bush returns to the stage after 35 years. And for the thousands who didn’t manage to get tickets, a gleeful, celebrity-filled audience are taking to Twitter to tease.
Three-year-old Hala’s health has been transformed after receiving heart surgery in London. But her home is in ruins and her family fear returning to Gaza.
After a brief pause in fighting, Israel breaks its own ceasefire striking a house in the Beach refugee camp. Officials report that an eight-year-old girl is dead, and 29 injured.
Live updates from the Channel 4 News team as the violence continues.
Channel 4 News Foreign Correspondent Jonathan Miller reports from the ground in Gaza – follow his tweets, videos and blogs throughout the day in this live blog.
Kick and kill is a rather brutal phrase for a scientific endeavour but it precisely describes attempts to seek out HIV and then destroy it.
The leaders of the powerful G7 industrial nations meet in Brussels – with a noticeable exception – Russia President Vladimir Putin.
Many Scots are undecided about the merits of a yes or no vote in the independence referendum. Matthew Moore speaks to four Scots who have switched allegiance.
Six challenges, five years, £10m: the Longitude Prize of 1714 is being revived in an attempt to solve one of humanity’s “biggest challenges”. And the public gets to vote on what to tackle.
This year’s Sunday Times Super-Rich list reveals that London has a higher concentration of billionaires than any other city in the world. But which cities hold the other billionaires?
Would you choose cancer or dementia? As a new study finds cancer survival rates are improving, Channel 4 News looks at the diseases that are no longer a death sentence – and the diagnoses we now fear.