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More than 90 Conservative MPs write to David Cameron urging him to give parliament a national veto over current and future EU laws.
So Keith Wallis has admitted his guilt and faces the prospect of several months in jail. But is still doesn’t clear Andrew Mitchell’s name, as another policeman stands by his account of “plebgate”.
If you are part of the army of people condemning Benefits Street without watching it, here are 10 things that you missed and four million people saw.
Channel 4 News cameraman Stuart Webb is in Bangui, Central African Republic, where 100,000 displaced people are seeking refuge.
Sweeping budget cuts could affect the Environment Department’s ability to respond to emergencies such as the current flooding, MPs warn.
Storms batter the west coast of the UK, bringing high winds and flooding, as questions are asked about the government’s funding of flood defences.
Gary Gibbon
Scotland’s “Year of Decision” has just started. But could a “yes” vote lead to an unravelling of the rest of the UK?
An average 2.8 per cent increase in rail fares has come into effect this morning, pushing the cost of some commuter travel to well over £5,000 a year.
Nigella Lawson, speaking in public for the first time since her former assistants were found not guilty of fraud, said having her private life put on display in court was “mortifying”.
America’s most wanted whistleblower has made the world think about privacy and the boundaries of intelligence gathering – which is why Krishnan Guru-Murthy has chosen him as his person of 2013.
He’s on the run and faces jail if he returns to the USA. But from Moscow, where he’s been granted political asylum Edward Snowden has delivered a defiant message on Channel 4.
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden delivers Channel 4’s Alternative Christmas Message, saying his revelations on privacy invasion enable people to choose how their governments are run.
Paul Mason profiles the mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing, who has been pardoned by the Queen today.
An eyewitness tells Channel 4 News she saw “terror” in one of the actor’s faces as the ceiling collapsed at the Apollo theatre in London, injuring 80 people, nine of them seriously.
Security giant Serco agrees to repay the government £68.5m wrongly charged for electronic tagging of offenders. G4S is referred to the Serious Fraud Office for a second time over another contract.