The Chancellor utters the F-word
Faisal Islam on the subtle change in the Chancellor’s stance on an economic “Plan B” – and the 400,000 jobs George Osborne says the media is not reporting.
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The mass exodus of starving Somali refugees is becoming an unbearable crisis as aid agencies launch an emergency appeal to help millions facing the worst east African drought in decades.
China’s latest engineering marvel, the Qingdao bridge, has been hailed as the world’s longest bridge over water. But the claim has ruffled feathers in America, previous owners of the title.
As a charity reveals state-owned RBS loaned money to a manufacturer of banned munitions, could Nick Clegg’s shares-for-all idea prevent this happening again? Channel 4 News investigates.
Jon Snow presents a forensic investigation into the final weeks of the Sri Lankan civil war, including new video evidence of war crimes. Watch Channel 4 at 11.05pm tonight. Add your voice here or via Twitter using the hashtag #killingfields.
Faisal Islam on the subtle change in the Chancellor’s stance on an economic “Plan B” – and the 400,000 jobs George Osborne says the media is not reporting.
France’s Christine Lagarde is favourite, while a trailing Gordon Brown has failed to secure David Cameron’s backing. We look at the main candidates to succeed Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the IMF.
The Mississippi river has flooded low-lying areas of Memphis, but latest reports say it is receding after peaking at lower levels than predicted.
Recent events in the Middle East have highlighted the United Kingdom’s position as one of the world’s most successful arms producers.
We look at the most prominent members of Libya’s rebel movement – an ad hoc coalition of former Gaddafi men, soldiers, democrats and radicals.
FactCheck learns the unions are spoiling for a fight over police cuts – and the Government could be leaving police chiefs in a legal minefield.
The Interim National Council of Libya has released its plan for the future of Libya as world leaders meet to discuss that very issue. Gary Gibbon takes a look.
Jon Snow struggles to extrapolate the truth about the state of Japan’s nuclear situation from the mire of conflicting reports. Does anyone really know what’s going on?
Faisal Islam’s full interview with RBS Chief Executive Stephen Hester.
As US Naval forces fail in their bid to rescue sailors taken hostage by pirates, Lieutenant Colonel Lawhorn tells Channel 4 News they acted after hearing arms fire on the boat.
Seven alleged militants are killed in South Waziristan region of Pakistan in the first US drone attacks since the arrest of American Raymond Davis in January.