Senior bankers should be jailed for reckless misconduct, a keenly-awaited parliamentary commission into the collapse of the banking system recommends.
The Commons Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans is arrested on suspicion of three counts of indecent assault between 2011 and 2013. He was arrested in May on suspicion of rape and sexual assault.
The families of British soldiers killed in Iraq win a landmark legal victory to pursue damages from the government for failing to protect the human rights of their loved ones.
The Health Secretary describes an attempt by NHS regulators to cover up a failure to investigate the deaths of several babies at a Cumbria hospital, as "completely unacceptable".
Read more from Alex Thomson on his blog
Taliban attacks will continue, talks or no talks
Tuesday's attack on the US airbase Bagram, which killed four American troops, conforms to what Taliban spokesmen said would happen - announcing their 'spring offensive' back in April.
by Lindsey Hilsum
Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum and a panel of experts consider how Hassan Rouhani, Iran's new president, will change his country, the Middle East, and relations with the west.
Read more on FactCheck with Cathy Newman
FactCheck: have we really tamed the 'tax havens'?
The government says it is taking "concrete action" to break Britain's tax haven habit. But FactCheck finds that the devil is in the detail.
Barack Obama uses a speech in Berlin to call for further falls in global nuclear stockpiles, including pledging reduction in America's deployed arsenals and negotiating further cuts with Russia.
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Barack Obama calls on people to "tear down the walls in our hearts" in order to tackle global problems such as poverty and terrorism, during a speech at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.
Read more from Tom Clarke on his blog
Reforming Europe's 'broken' fishing policy
Fisheries minister Richard Benyon talks tough - but will he act to boost jobs for fishermen or curb the influence of foreign owners?
Read more on Liam's blog
New Zealand braced for severe winter weather
New Zealand is bracing itself for some severe winter weather during the next 24 hours, as a strong southerly wind blasts very cold Antarctic air across the country.
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Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano erupted on Monday, sending a 2.4 mile high plume of ash into the sky. The volcano is in "yellow phase two" alert, which means that no evacuations are currently planned.
Read more from Alex Thomson on his blog
Taliban attacks will continue despite Afghan talks
Tuesday's attack on the US airbase Bagram, which killed four American troops, conforms to what Taliban spokesmen said would happen, announcing their 'spring offensive' back in April.
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The prime minister tells Jon Snow today's G8 declaration on taxation is "a real step forward", while the Syria statement is "crucial" for a country whose future is without President Assad.
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"The right policy for all concerned" - Lt Gen Sir Graeme Lamb's view on today's announcement of US talks with the Afghan Taliban. And he describes the G8 communique on Syria as "progress".
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Following a few seasons of unusual weather, 20 scientists gathered at the Met Office today to discuss what may be the cause. Our weather presenter, Liam Dutton, has more on this and the jet stream.
The first US lawsuit against News Corp is launched by the stunt double for Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie, over allegations that the Sun and the News of the World hacked her phone.
Read more on Gary Gibbon's blog
G8 summit: questions to Cameron in the whistling wind
David Cameron insisted it was a "really strong declaration" and jabbed his pen on the lectern to make his point. He credited the cosiness of the leader sessions with getting the final deal.
Read more on FactCheck with Cathy Newman
FactCheck: have we really tamed the 'tax havens'?
The government says it is taking "concrete action" to break Britain's tax haven habit. But FactCheck finds that the devil is in the detail.
Millionaire art collector Charles Saatchi is cautioned by police after photos published in the media show him grabbing his wife Nigella Lawson's neck.
Read more from Jonathan Miller on his blog
Guinea: a promise to end the plunder of a country
For decades, corrupt dictators in Guinea have sold off its mineral wealth for plunder. But now the west African state has a president who says he wants to end all that.
Read more on Gary Gibbon's blog
Putin digs in on Syria while Cameron claims progress
Though there were never great hopes of a significant breakthrough on Syria at the G8 summit, it's not obvious that it has produced any sort of breakthrough at all.
Is the government really taking concrete action to break Britain's tax haven habit? FactCheck puts the claims to the test.
Is there a bigger story behind why our weather has been so weird recently? Liam Dutton takes a look.
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Interactive graphic: the vast and secret chemical weapons research, production and storage facilities across Syria's capital Damascus.
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Fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana handed jail sentences in Italy for tax evasion, which they deny. Given the complexity and length of the appeals process, they are unlikely to spend any time in jail. A company spokesman could not be reached for immediate comment.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt tells the House of Commons that the attempted cover-up by NHS regulator the CQC of its own failings in relation to Morecambe Bay NHS trust was “completely unacceptable”.
Skating around the issue? Richard Benyon tags a thornback ray in the Thames Estuary on Tuesday.
Barack Obama says he is planning to reduce US deployed nuclear warheads by a third, and work with Russia to further reduce arsenals. #c4news
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 19, 2013
Obama the charmer: “People of Berlin, your welcome is so warm I’m going to take off my jacket.” #c4news #brandenburg
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 19, 2013
SE Eng has another 2 hrs to heat up before cloud arrives from N’ern France, blocking out the sun. Highest temp so far is 25.4C at Heathrow.
? Liam Dutton (@liamdutton) June 19, 2013
Fifteen people were killed in the first major assault on the UN by Somali Islamist militants in years, including four foreign security staff, local guards and insurgent fighters, said the Somali government.
We’ll bring you more info on that as it comes in.
Jon Snow’s back from Iran and then the G8 - so he’s got his hands on his award from the Online Media Awards for Best Twitter Feed (an award he points out it was ironic to win while in Iran, a country where he could barely access Twitter).
You can read more about the Channel 4 News wins at the awards here.
This year US unemployment (7.5%) lower than UK rate (7.8%) for first time in half-decade crisis. stimulus? pic.twitter.com/630Xx1ZTmz
? Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) June 19, 2013
A 55-year-old man, understood to be Commons Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans, has been arrested on suspicion of three further offences of indecent assault, Lancashire Police say.
Families win right to sue MoD under art 2 of european convention of Human rights act over deaths in Snatch land Rover #c4news
? Kris Jepson (@krisjepson) June 19, 2013
A suicide bomber and gunmen have targeted the UN office in Somalia, police say. #c4news
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 19, 2013
TOMOBLOG: AFGHANISTAN http://t.co/hkjIgzwUuW
? alex thomson (@alextomo) June 19, 2013
Brazil protests: Demonstrations continued on Tuesday night in Rio and San Paulo, despite the president’s call for calm on national television. “Brazil woke up stronger today,” Rousseff said. “The size of yesterday’s demonstrations shows the energy of our democracy, the strength of the voice of the streets and the civility of our population.”
If you missed my report on the jet stream, how it works and why it gets stuck, it’s now available to view online - http://t.co/ssQzUHCPSx
? Liam Dutton (@liamdutton) June 18, 2013
Thiago Alcantara scores a first-half hat-trick as Spain outplays Italy to retain the European Under-21 Championship.
A 20-year-old man has been charged with murdering an 18-year-old woman whose head had been severed.
Student Reema Ramzan was found dead at an address on Herries Road in Shirecliffe, Sheffield, on 4 June.
Aras Hussein, of Herries Road, was remanded in custody by Sheffield magistrates to appear at the crown court on Thursday.
Cameron tells #c4news Afghanistan/Pakistan used to account for 90% of terrorist plots; far fewer now - http://t.co/rjU15pFBx9
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 18, 2013
David Cameron tells #c4news G8 tax declaration “worth a huge amount … big, big step forward” - http://t.co/9bEc4tle86
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 18, 2013
Mali government peace deal with Tuareg separatists, paving way for troops to return to rebel-held northern town of Kidal. #c4news
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 18, 2013
On #c4news at 7: US-Taliban talks, G8 on tax/Syria, army cuts, weather, internet summit, Brazil, call centres fined http://t.co/MYRoCHjGU1
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 18, 2013
