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Jess Hunter, at 20, is by any test, severely disabled. She is also remarkably pretty. I’m not sure that it is even politically correct to say that, writes Jon Snow.
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The purple outfits are being folded away, the giant sponge fingers consigned to storage. But what was it like for the 70,000 volunteers who made the London 2012 experience quite so special?
C4 Class of 2012: Unemployed for years, Kealy has struggled to find a job that pays for the basics and childcare for two children. But running a pop-up shop for a day could be a new beginning.
Britons are spending nearly £8bn a year to park their cars and high charges are deterring shoppers from visiting town centres according to a survey.
Jess Hunter, at 20, is by any test, severely disabled. She is also remarkably pretty. I’m not sure that it is even politically correct to say that, writes Jon Snow.
The Channel 4 News guide to the London 2012 Paralympic Games – how, where and who to watch, ahead of Wednesday’s opening ceremony.
The former Nasa astronaut who made the “giant leap for mankind” in 1969 dies, aged 82.
Police blame a dispute between two former colleagues for a fatal shooting outside New York’s Empire State Building which shocked tourists and created chaos around the tourist attraction.
Locked-in sufferer Tony Nicklinson, who lost his legal fight to be allowed to die less than a week ago, has died, his lawyers have said.
Mali used to be feted as a beacon of democracy in Africa. Now a junta is effectively in control in the south while al-Qaeda roams unfettered across the desert north, writes Lindsey Hilsum.
There are new shirts and different tactics, but the same teams of police officers to provide the security and protection for the Paralympic torch, writes Simon Israel.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is granted asylum by Ecuador as the country claims the Wikileaks founder will not be granted a fair trial on sexual assault charges.
As the rules on outdoor space schools have to provide change, five-time Olympic Champion Sir Steve Redgrave tells Channel 4 News “we need as much space as possible within school areas”.
As confusion grows over Paralympic seating for wheelchair users, a disabled mother calls for change after being told she may have to sit separately from her two young children.
Victoria Macdonald blogs on the death of Lord Morris and his impact on disability legislation in the UK.
Exclusive: As members of Burma’s Muslim Rohingya minority are forced into camps after violent clashes, the government bans international observers – but Channel 4 News gains access.