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He is one of the world’s most celebrated photographers. But Terry Richardson has been forced to deny accusations of sexual harassment. Yet top stars are still giving him their public support.
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US explorers say they have found Columbus’s flagship, the Santa Maria. It could be one of the greatest nautical finds ever, but there are many other famous shipwrecks still waiting to be discovered.
Police are hunting for the driver of a car who failed to stop at the scene of a incident on Friday night in Sheffield that left one young girl dead and another seriously injured.
This year’s Sunday Times Super-Rich list reveals that London has a higher concentration of billionaires than any other city in the world. But which cities hold the other billionaires?
He is one of the world’s most celebrated photographers. But Terry Richardson has been forced to deny accusations of sexual harassment. Yet top stars are still giving him their public support.
What do mums think about politicians? Not much, Cathy Newman finds, and with 75 per cent of the House of Commons male – that doesn’t look likely to change soon.
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan says a group of kidnapped schoolgirls will be found, and their rescue will be a turning point in his country’s battle against the terrorist group Boko Haram.
Fashion expert Caryn Franklin says photographer Terry Richardson oversteps professional boundaries, but his friend and co-founder of VICE, who left in 2007, Gavin McInnes, says it’s a myth.
As I sat down to eat breakfast this morning, I opened Twitter on my phone and noticed a number of people asking me if it was true that a heatwave was coming later this month. But is it true?
As the king of Thailand celebrates his coronation day, John Sparks meets Chatwadee Amornphat, one of those few Thai voices daring to speak out against the monarchy.
Whether or not the Sinn Fein leader is charged over the case of a mother of ten abducted and murdered by the IRA in 1972, the implications could be far-reaching.
Historian Norman Davies tells Channel 4 News why he thinks that the United Kingdom’s days are numbered – but unionists can still put off the moment of doom.
Hundreds of public health experts write an open letter to the prime minister saying rising food prices and stagnant wages are creating a public health emergency. Channel 4 News looks at the evidence.
Women’s legs – in denim, leggings and other fabrics – pop up all over Twitter after a Ukip party donor told Channel 4 News women should be banned from wearing trousers.
With union membership rising, Bangladeshi factory workers take part in May Day protests over their own cost of living crisis: slum housing, malnutrition and unaffordable healthcare.
Antibiotics have revolutionised modern medicine. But bacteria are fighting back. And the need to find new drugs is urgent, warns the World Health Organisation.