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Dr Albert Odulele, the ‘charismatic’ head of a London-based evangelical church faces jail after admitting two sexual assaults. The case came to light following an exclusive report from Channel 4 News.
The International Criminal Court is to investigate Col Gaddafi for possible crimes against humanity, and an international lawyer tells Channel 4 News that amateur videos could be used to convict him.
As Colonel Gaddafi faces increasing international pressure to step down, Jonathan Rugman writes from Zawiyah, near Tripoli, of the “miracle, but terrible cost” of the revolution in Libya so far.
Channel 4 News picks up three big awards from the Royal Television Society – with Jon Snow named Presenter of the Year.
After a week of dramatic social unrest in Egypt, we take a look back at how Jonathan Rugman, Jon Snow and Lindsey Hilsum told the unfolding story – in Cairo and Alexandria – via Twitter.
A Channel 4 News portfolio of reports on the war in Afghanistan – “Our war, their war” – wins the Broadcast television award for news and current affairs coverage.
Next week, the UN panel looking at alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka finishes gathering evidence – but it is difficult to see how any international inquiry could operate there, writes Ben De Pear.
Channel 4 News scooped two prizes at the Foreign Press Association awards: for Nick Martin’s investigation into Mexico’s missing children and Lindsey Hilsum’s report on rare earth minerals in China.
Coming up at 7: We’ll have the latest on the international security scare, Cathy Newman is in Brussels and we’ll hear from the CEO of the Maldives resort at the centre of major controversy.
Channel 4 News is looking for the Best Young Blogger in the UK. Jon Snow, Krishnan Guru-Murthy and a team of expert judges will be reading your blogs to find the most engaging young blogger around.
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A registered sex offender, who used Facebook to run an international paedophile ring, has been sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to sharing child sexual abuse images.
Jon Snow
A rare 24 hours. It’s been a rollercoaster news moment. We all know that there are days when very little happens and, as journalists, we have to work overtime to distinguish one day’s events from another. But last night a cascade of happenings toppled into one another. Even at the sporting level, there was the…
As Iceland’s president refuses to sign a bill to compensate UK taxpayers for bailing out Icesave, Faisal Islam concludes that this is the mess created when a banking system outgrows a state’s capacity to support its liabilities.
The Channel 4 News Iraq Inquiry blogger examines the newspaper reaction to the first week of the Inquiry.