Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)

Flood victims in Pakistan throw themselves at army helicopters as anger at the government grows. Channel 4 News Foreign Correspondent Jonathan Miller says aid is desperately needed.

One month after floods brought devastation to Pakistan, with 1,500 deaths and 17 million people affected, Save the Children updates Channel 4 News from southern Punjab province.

International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell tells Channel 4 News the global response to the floods has been “woefully inadequate”.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges foreign donors to speed up the deliver of aid to Pakistan’s flood survivors after describing the crisis as “heart-wrenching”.

Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller reports on the “rising anger and resentment” among the Pakistani people he met during 10 days in the flood zone.

As relief workers struggle to reach marooned flood victims, Jonathan Miller joins a US helicopter distributing aid in north western Pakistan as Kylie Morris reports on the floods surging south.

As the number of people directly affected by the Pakistan floods exceeds those hit by the 2004 tsunami, Science Correspondent Tom Clarke examines the weather patterns which could be to blame.

Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller travels to north west Pakistan and meets the Islamist charities stepping in to distribute food, blankets and clean water.

Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller meets the survivors who have “lost everything” in Pakistan’s devastating floods.

As four million people face the devastation of floods in Pakistan Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller discovers towns where the only aid is coming from Islamist charities.

Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller reports on the struggle to get aid to survivors of the floods, including thousands of Afghan refugees whose camps were swept away.