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Tonight at 7pm: The Chancellor says Britain has been brought back from the brink. We will be talking cuts, pension protests in France, pre-nups and much more.
Tonight at 7pm: 42,000 defence jobs to go as Britain’s armed forces are hit with 8 per cent cuts, the latest from massive pension protests in France and is it really bye bye Rooney?
Tonight on Channel 4 News: how do you predict the future defence needs of the UK? And are George Osborne’s cuts a “huge gamble with growth and jobs”? Join the live blog chat or tweet us #c4news.
Here’s something I wrote for the Guardian’s Comment is Free : At Channel 4 News we enjoy digital engagement. Our website is built for it, we tweet away all day and blog whenever we have something to say. We know our viewers want commentary and analysis alongside their news and our blogs help us give…
The gateway of opportunity is closed for millions while attempts to fix the pay gap are “grinding to a halt”, according to a new report. Campaigners tell Channel 4 News the divisions are a “disgrace”.
“Last Letter” is a previously unknown poem by Ted Hughes, about the night his estranged wife Sylvia Plath killed herself.
The Labour party says the Government’s policy on child benefits is “unravelling” after a top minister yesterday told Channel 4 News the plans might need revising.
David Miliband tells Channel 4 News he is quitting front-line politics but will stay as an MP. Gary Gibbon looks at the repercussions for the Shadow Cabinet.
Gary Gibbon
Gary Gibbon blogs on Nick Clegg’s interview with Channel 4 News – where the Liberal Democrat leader is asked about the government’s free schools policy and stance on tuition fees.
A radical pastor is set to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks despite condemnation. Sarah Smith says the US government is “terribly worried” about the backlash.
Five years ago Hurricane Katrina engulfed New Orleans. Jennifer Rigby speaks to residents, charities and officials about rebuilding efforts as President Obama visits the city to mark the anniversary.
After months of hype the Copenhagen climate change summit took place in December 2009 but resulted not in a binding deal between the world’s leaders, but an “accord”.
The candidates for the Labour leadership outlined their vision for the party during last night’s Channel 4 News hustings, but Peter McHugh notes that the debate’s biggest player was not in the studio.
Gary Gibbon
TV hustings on Channel 4 News just now. The first one not conducted by the strict rules that governed all the other ones. So you get a lot of inter-change.
Tony Blair has admitted his relationship with Gordon Brown was “going on impossible” after describing his former rival as “maddening” in his new book.