Video purporting to show three British girls in Turkey on their way to join the Islamic State group in Syria is released by a Turkish broadcasting company.
Jonathan Rugman
News that an agent for a western ally may have helped three missing British schoolgirls cross the Turkish border to join Islamic State militants in Syria is grist to Turkey’s mill.
Three British schoolgirls were helped over the Turkish border to join Islamic State militants in Syria, by a spy for one of the countries in the anti-IS coaliton, says Turkey’s foreign minister.
Passengers rush to safety from a Turkish Airlines plane which skids off the end of a runway in thick fog in Nepal.
Security footage has emerged appearing to show three British schoolgirls, believed to be on their way to join Islamic State militants in Syria, waiting for hours at a bus station in Turkey.
Three missing schoolgirls from east London, thought to have left the country to join the Islamic State group, are now believed to have crossed into Syria, police say.
The Turkish army launch an operation into Syria to evacuate Turkish soldiers guarding an ancient Ottoman tomb.
The families of Shamima Begum and Kadiza Sultana, who police fear is travelling to Syria with two other girls, say they are “extremely worried” and “completely distressed”.
Government requests for information on Twitter accounts increase by 40 per cent in the last 6 months of 2014, with Russia sending more than 100 requests.
Gulwali Passarlay, an Afghan refugee who came to Britain partly with the help of smugglers, tells Channel 4 News he tried 100 times to escape to the UK from Calais.
A British extremist, thought to have been part of a controversial prisoner exchange between Turkey and the Islamic State group, warns his “brothers” are ready for more attacks on the west.
The leader of the Syrian National Coalition opposition group calls for international help as a snowstorm strikes, killing at least five people and bringing misery to thousands.
A female suicide bomber blows herself up in a police station in the Turkish city of Istanbul, killing one police officer, Turkish media reports.
Channel 4 News looks inside the abandoned Ezadeen ship – a former livestock carrier – which carried almost 400 Syrian migrants to Italy from Turkey.
The editor of Turkey’s largest newspaper has been arrested, now he and his staff have produced a slick video outlining their fight for free speech. Has the president taken on a fight he can’t win?