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Fighting talk on the edge of America's cliff
America’s politicians have never been so bitterly opposed: and it’s been brought to a head by the crisis over the fiscal cliff. This is edge of the planet stuff – not just edge of the cliff.
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America’s politicians have never been so bitterly opposed: and it’s been brought to a head by the crisis over the fiscal cliff. This is edge of the planet stuff – not just edge of the cliff.
From the euro crisis to Facebook’s IPO, Spain’s banks and the fiscal cliff, 2012 was bursting with business news – even knocking the royal baby off the front pages (on occasion). Here’s the countdown.
After the Newtown shootings, American gun enthusiasts and lobbyists are trying to shift the debate: blame the gunman, not the gun.
As the year draws to a close (but hopefully not the world, unless the Mayans were right all along) we want to know what 2012 has done for you, from Gangnam Style to changing attitudes to disability.
The former boss of HBOS tells MPs incompetence was as much to blame as the financial crisis for the collapse of his bank and admits he is deeply sorry. But he keeps his knighthood.
The Culture Secretary tells Channel 4 News that, despite the government accepting the Leveson principles, it has grave concerns about implementing the recommendations.
The Palestinian Authority is bidding for “non-member state” recognition by the United Nations. Will it succeed after last year’s failed push for full recognition? And what are the likely consequences?
As David Cameron goes into battle in Brussels over the European Union budget, we ask: What would the UK be like outside the EU? Would it be better or worse off? #exiteurope
Kweku Adoboli has been jailed for seven years in an emblematic case which exposes a culture that prevailed both before and after the financial meltdown.
Polling in the key US states will start closing from midnight tonight – Channel 4 News guides you through the crunch times of the presidential battle.
With the US presidential candidates racing through the swing states, Channel 4 News looks through the eyes of Google and Twitter at the key issues that could determine Tuesday’s election outcome.
The headstone on Sir Jimmy Savile’s grave in Scarborough has been removed following a request from his family that it be taken away “out of respect for public opinion”.
As the government announces the competition to run the west coast mainline is to be re-run, Channel 4 News looks at why the franchise has to be re-tendered.
The UK positions itself between Europe and the US, but an Italian journalist warns that the British should prepare for the possibility that its neighbours may emerge from the eurozone crisis stronger.
A day after the central bank governor tells Channel 4 News it is acceptable for Britain to miss its debt target, new figures show government borrowing rising to a record high for August.