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Democracy overnight in Libya? You’re dreaming
Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum blogs on prospects for democracy in Libya.
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From leafy Buckinghamshire to suspected involvement in the Nairobi shopping centre terror attack, Channel 4 News looks at the life of Samantha Lewthwaite.
David Cameron says Andy Murray should be given a knighthood after his Wimbledon win, but the Scot is doubtful. Reactions to his tennis triumph pour in from up and down the country.
Prime Minister David Cameron welcomes the deportation of Abu Qatada to Jordan, saying his removal from the UK “was a priority for this government.”
EDL co-leaders Tommy Robinson and Kevin Carroll are arrested in east London during a planned walk to commemorate Lee Rigby, the soldier hacked to death in Woolwich.
Shoppers were rained away from the high street in June, figures show, but can the Olympics and Paralympics Games 2012 save retailers from the gloom?
Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum blogs on prospects for democracy in Libya.
“We’re happy to provide the figures for excess journey time that include industrial action, since Ken’s team insist. They show that the measure was still significantly better on average under Boris, even though he had more strikes to contend with.”
Nurse Rebecca Leighton has been charged in connection with the deaths of five patients at a Stockport hospital at the centre of a tampering inquiry
Police interview 11 patients who survived the effects of tampered saline medication at Stepping Hill Hospital, following the deaths of three patients.
Home Secretary Theresa May says universites are complacent on radicalism, but the president of the Islamic student body Fosis tells Channel 4 News her comments are ‘disrespectful and sensationalist.’
As the Prime Minister travels to Islamabad to announce £650million to help support Pakistan’s education system, Samira Ahmed looks at the political and security implications of the announcement.
As MI5 continues to investigate whether Taimur Adbdulwahab al-Abdaly had links to other terrorists, Channel 4 News discovers that he lived close to numerous Luton-based extremists.
The inquest into the deaths of 52 people killed in the 7/7 bombings hears from a passenger who helped save the life of a critically injured fellow commuter, writes Marcus Edwards at the inquest.
Families of the victims of the 52 people killed in the 7 July London bombings were today shown CCTV footage of the bombers as they gathered materials and made a reconnaissance ahead of the attacks.
For a war that seared onto our TV screens via the US military doctrine of “shock and awe” the UK’s official inquiry into the Iraq conflict just started with a distinctly English sang froid. First things first – another inquiry? You could be forgiven a tinge of déjà vu, but the two best-known investigations that…