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Pharrell Williams asks: is ‘I know you want it’ sexually suggestive?
“Please God, let him not be a jerk,” I thought on the way to my interview with Pharrell Williams, the US music superstar caught in a controversy over the song Blurred Lines.
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Channel 4 News wins four gongs at the Online Media Awards, including editor of the year and best use of social media.
“Please God, let him not be a jerk,” I thought on the way to my interview with Pharrell Williams, the US music superstar caught in a controversy over the song Blurred Lines.
Debris found in the area of the Atlantic Ocean where a UK yacht went missing does not belong to the stricken vessel, the US coastguard says.
A group of young Iranians who made their own version of Pharrell Williams’ hit Happy and posted it on YouTube have been arrested, it emerges.
Two tropical troublemakers are heading for Australia and the Philippines in the next few days, threatening heavy rain, strong winds and flooding.
Philip Hammond says Russia could face further sanctions as the country’s leaders hit back at the west for targeting individual citizens.
“Pattern-of-life” analysis has emerged as a new buzz term in revelations about the National Security Agency. But what is it? And how does it connect shopping with spying?
As Naderev “Yeb” Sano, the Philippines commissioner for climate change, enters day 10 of a hunger strike, a row between rich and poor nations threatens to stall talks in Poland.
HMS Daring arrives at the crisis zone in the Philippines as part of the UK’s emergency response to Typhoon Haiyan as the search for missing Brits continues.
A doctor carries out a Caesarian section in the wreckage of Haiyan. But with supplies running low, how long can they hold out?
HMS Illustrious will head to the Philippines to help victims of Super Typhoon Haiyan, Prime Minister David Cameron announces.
My Twitter feed since arriving in the Philippines suggests there are a lot of misapprehensions out there about disaster journalism. Here are my responses.
There are 4.3 million people needing urgent aid and an estimated 800,000 displaced. How can the aid effort begin to help – and what can the average person do? Channel 4 News speaks to the experts.
The Philippines has a huge wealth divide, and the poorest have been worst hit by Typhoon Haiyan. Will climate change make matters worse?
Haiyan may be gone, but the process of dealing with the carnage that’s been left behind is just beginning. And, unfortunately, the threat of more bad weather looms in the coming days.