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Fan ownership, cheap tickets and the coolest club in Europe. In the second in his “More than a club” series on modern football, Andrew McFadyen looks at what the Premier League can learn from Germany.
David Cameron warns that the welfare system is causing deep social divisions and signals a rethink over what benefits are for and who receives them.
A new government scheme will offer parenting advice, but the former director of Sure Start tells Channel 4 News it will not benefit the parents who need support as other children’s services are cut.
Award-winning cameraman Dai Baker’s sneaky snap of Obama at the Whitehouse goes viral, generating publicity for online charity campaign ‘For Luca’.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says the government is considering how to avoid the “unintended consequences” of planned changes which would see higher rate taxpayers stripped of child benefits.
A charity that provides free breakfasts to primary schools tells Channel 4 News it has seen a four-fold rise in its waiting list in the last four months, amid fears child poverty is on the rise.
The Lib Dem backbenches are not over-brimming with talent right now. I expect four or five ministers to lose their jobs when David Cameron initiates a large reshuffle later this year (including David Shutt in the Lords).
As four primary schools launch a legal challenge against Michael Gove for “forcing” them to accept academy status, Channel 4 News speaks to the parents battling to save their school.
Former Prime Minister John Major and ex-Lord’s development committee member Lord Grabiner say the club should have pushed ahead with £100m redevelopment.
In China, a 5-year-old girl survives being run over after her parents left her in the road when she had a tantrum.
Britain’s economic prospects take a hammering in Chancellor George Osborne’s autumn statement, as Economics Editor Faisal Islam explains.
Working parents and businesses will benefit most from George Osborne’s autumn statement, as the chancellor tries to boost the ailing UK economy. Channel 4 News looks at what to watch out for.
Singer Charlotte Church tells the Leveson inquiry into press standards that she agreed to turn down a £100,000 fee to sing at Rupert Murdoch’s wedding in exchange for favourable publicity.
Alex Thomson returns to Ishinomaki’s Okawa primary school in Japan, where he finds harrowing reminders of the lives of the 74 children and teachers who died in the tsunami there eight months ago.
As the NSPCC calls on cash-strapped councils to act earlier to help 200,000 babies born each year at risk of neglect, Channel 4 News follows three families who have benefitted from early intervention.