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The Chevaline murders – a targeted killing?
Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports from Chevaline in the French Alps following shootings which left a British couple dead.
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Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports from Chevaline in the French Alps following shootings which left a British couple dead.
Why are rising numbers of Afghan soldiers turning on their American army mentors? Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson blogs on ‘green on blue’ killings.
Alex Thomson blogs on the confluence, rather than conflict, of interest in the ongoing Rangers saga.
As the world’s attention turned towards London for the start of the Olympics, Channel 4 News Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson was in Damascus witnessing the carnage of Syria’s civil war.
Alex Thomson blogs on the international ramifications of the twists and turns in the Syrian conflict.
Alex Thomson blogs on the battle to win the propaganda war in Syria – and what is motivating foreign interference.
Alex Thomson and his team have a close encounter at a Syrian checkpoint.
Yesterday it was Midan. Today it was al-Qaboon. In both the picture is pretty clear, that any rebel fighters in these areas have been driven from them, writes Alex Thomson.
The rubble remains. The stain on the nation is there. The rebel fighters’ puny barricades were overrun with ease by Syrian’s military might by land and by air. Yes – the Battle of Midan has been won. The war, is quite another matter, writes Alex Thomson from Syria.
Syria promises not to use chemical weapons against its own citizens, an action UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon says that would be “reprehensible”. Alex Thomson reports live from Damascus.
My sources are senior and widely respected figures in Scottish League Football and rarely have I heard men so angry about an invitation to a meeting, writes Alex Thomson.
So it is that I find myself covering a venerable Scottish sporting institution, which has caused disappointment, heartache and agony to countless people in recent times and in which the central recurring name is Murray, blogs Alex Thomson.
The day began unpromisingly, but at Hampden Park by mid-afternoon Rangers’ future was dealt with. Alex Thomson blogs on a momentous day in Scottish football.
“A bizarre document the tone of which is near-panic,” Alex Thomson reviews the Scottish Football League’s proposals for Rangers’ future in Scottish football.
Channel 4 News Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson blogs about Asil Nadir’s appearance in court in London.