Rosetta – touching down on a comet for the first time
Comets are about the most elusive and poorly understood objects in the solar system but in just a few hours space scientists are about to get the closest they have ever been to one.
Born after the dark ages of dial-up internet, the “millennium generation” are able to use tablets and smartphones even before they are able to talk, says new research.
Want to know if Wikipedia is being edited from government computers? Follow the new Channel 4 News Twitter bot, which will monitor every time anyone makes a change from those machines.
A monkey took a selfie with a camera positioned by wildlife photographer, David Slater. But now Slater is locked in a dispute with Wikimedia, a site refusing to pay him royalties.
The “millennium generation” are able to use tablets and smartphones better than grown-ups, says Ofcom. We put that claim to the test, with the Channel 4 News Tech Olympics.
Comets are about the most elusive and poorly understood objects in the solar system but in just a few hours space scientists are about to get the closest they have ever been to one.
As Channel 4 News reveals controversial Wikipedia changes made from government computers, test your ability to find Wikipedia edits with this quiz.
An android game that allowed users to fake dropping bombs on Gaza, has been removed from the Google Play store after complaints.
Scientists say a landmark project to map the DNA of tens of thousands of patients could revolutionise cancer treatment and consign chemotherapy and its debilitating side effects to medical history.
In less than six months, Britain’s roads will see the arrival of the first driverless cars. Trials are to begin in three cities in the new year. Home Affairs Correspondent Andy Davies reports.
How much would you share with a stranger? Pictures of your children? Your home address? Financial details? Channel 4 News took the Data Baby to meet Latitude festival-goers.
Channel 4 News takes the Data Baby to Latitude and surprises festival-goers with their own online lives.
Former American spy Edward Snowden has revealed new details of what he claims are US intelligence abuses of personal data collected via people’s communications. Economics Editor Paul Mason reports.
You’re unlikely to get your arm sliced off with a lightsabre or have to trick your way past stormtroopers so what can we expect from the UK’s first spaceport?
The Costa Concordia, the cruise ship that ran aground near the Italian Island of Giglio more than two and a half years ago, is to be re-floated, in the final phase of a salvage operation.
Hazel Blears, who sits on parliament’s intelligence and Security committee, and Heather Brooke, who is on the independent surveillance review panel, debate.