Childcare split over-stated?
With further announcements on childcare imminent, reports of coalition disagreements may be overdone.
Reporter Katie Razzall examines the long campaign for gay rights in the UK, from the 50s when it was illegal, to the vote to recognise same-sex marriage on Tuesday.
Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson joins two gay men, Milo Yiannopoulos and Andrew Walford, at a bar in Soho to hear their reaction to the successful vote for the same-sex marriage bill.
As David Cameron faces rebellion over his attempts to have same-sex marriage recognised, Channel 4 News examines gay rights across the world.
Sophie Carlile and Donna Marie Miller tell Channel 4 News why they think the law should change to allow them to marry, rather than have a civil partnership.
Ahead of the government’s vote on same-sex marriage, Channel 4 News answers the key questions about the proposals, who wants what – and why it has caused so much controversy.
The government’s gay marriage bill is approved by the Commons, but a televised statement from David Cameron fails to stop scores of Conservative MPs from voting against the legislation.
Some Conservative MPs who voted against the same-sex marriage bill say they have been under intense pressure from constituents to oppose it. Political correspondent Michael Crick reports.
Justin Welby, the new archbishop of Canterbury, is set to say he is against gay marriage, ahead of a parliamentary vote that is expected to see 180 senior Tories opposing or abstaining.
Conservative cabinet members, junior ministers and party enforcers are among around 180 MPs poised to oppose or abstain in a vote on gay marriage, it was claimed today.
The Government’s gay marriage proposals do not go far enough, according to a poll of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.
With further announcements on childcare imminent, reports of coalition disagreements may be overdone.
Political Editor Gary Gibbon explores the future of the gay marriage bill.
Archbishop of Westminster Vincent Nichols describes the government’s plan for gay marriage as undemocratic and a “shambles”.
The government sets out its plans to legislate for same-sex marriage, but not in the Church of England. One gay MP tells Channel 4 News it is is “one step forward, two steps back”.
Boris Johnson and Michael Gove launch a new group campaigning for gay marriage, threatening a split from party traditionalists in opposition to the proposals.