As David Moyes licks his wounds, a victim of his predecessor’s success, Channel 4 News would like him to take heart – there are many who have been forced to live in the shadow of “giants”.
North Korean state television airs photographs of Kim Jong-un, the country’s dictator with one of the most appalling human rights records on the planet, as a cherub-faced child.
Ambassador Christopher Hill tells Channel 4 News a UN report detailing grave human rights abuses in North Korea will not have much effect in the immediate future.
The horrific brutality of life in North Korea is laid bare in a UN report, which describes how the state maintains a climate of fear through executions, enforced disappearances and starvation.
A day after singing Happy Birthday to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, former NBA star Dennis Rodman apologies for his comments about captive US missionary Kenneth Bae.
The North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un had his uncle torn apart by hungry dogs after deciding to execute him for treason, a report from China claims.
The North Korean dictator has harsh words for his executed uncle in a New Year message. But a conciliatory message for South Korea and the promise of more skiing resorts for his people.
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power withdraws its sponsorship of former US basketballer Dennis Rodman’s trips to North Korea in response to “recent events”.
Kim Jong-un, leads North Korea in marking the anniversary of his father’s death, only days after the execution of his powerful uncle, Jang Song Thaek.
Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman talks to one North Korean who managed to make it to Britain.
Far from the brutalist posturing of Pyongyang, the machinery that really maintains Kim Jong-uns control of North Korea is the brutality of the gulags.
From the outside, Kim Jong-un appears to have cemented his control – but tales from defectors suggest there is more dissent and revolt in North Korea than meets the eye.
Defectors’ tales of food shortages and fear expose the official story of life in North Korea – handed out to the few journalists allowed to enter the country – as a carefully constructed lie.
Jonathan Miller
It is not religion but dolphinariums and ski resorts that are the opium of Kim Jong-un’s people. In Channel 4 News’s search for “the real” North Korea, we first have to navigate through the country’s facade of “luxury socialism”.
North Korea releases video of Kim Jong-un watching sports with his wife. Earlier this week Channel 4 News reported on the country’s huge investments in sporting facilities, including a new ski resort.