Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan's PTI party, blames one of his political rivals for the murder of PTI vice-president Zahra Shahid Hussain.
A former Google executive turned whistleblower claims the internet giant has cheated UK taxpayers out of hundreds of millions of pounds.
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As Rod Stewart celebrates a number one album, the 68-year-old tells Cathy Newman he hasn't joined the "pipe and slippers club yet" and jokes that there is "nothing wrong with a bit of sleaze".
by Jonathan Miller
With diplomatic moves to end Syria's conflict locked in paralysis, there is a very real danger the country's huge chemical weapons stockpile could either be used or fall into the hands of jihadists.
French police are questioning a 48-year-old divorced Briton arrested on suspicion of slitting the throats of his two young children, according to officials.
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American playwright Ayad Akhtar, who was awarded the Pulitzer drama prize for his production Disgraced, speaks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about tribal identity, 9/11 and the Boston bombings.
Households are facing a continued squeeze on their spending power after a leading forecaster warned that high inflation is here to stay.
Bonnie Tyler is eclipsed by bookies' favourite Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden but the Welsh singer says she had "a night to remember".
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The Tories, the EU, and the Stockton connection
It's strangely appropriate that James Wharton will be the MP who introduces the Conservatives' bill which would legislate for an In-Out referendum on Britain's membership of the EU, writes Michael Cri
A single winning ticket for a record US Powerball lottery jackpot worth $590.5m was sold in Florida, according to officials.
Former foreign secretary Lord Howe claims David Cameron is losing control of his party as the Conservatives' "long, nervous breakdown" over Europe continues.
Michael Gove faces the wrath of headteachers over the state of the education system, just hours after they passed a vote of no confidence in the government's school reforms.
Lord Feldman, the co-chairman of the Conservative party, denies being responsible for comments describing grassroots activists as "swivel-eyed loons".
More than 60 people are injured, five critically, after two commuter trains collide head-on near New York during the rush hour, authorities confirm.
Headteachers pass a vote of no confidence in the government's education policies and say many of Michael Gove's reforms are "not in the best interests of children".
The 2012-13 Premier League season ends on Sunday, but there is still plenty to play for, with north London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham battling it out for a Champions League place.
Russia will win the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 on Saturday - that is if statistical analysis from Channel 4 News is correct.
The problem is, horse doping rules differ around the world
Frankie Dettori's cocaine revelations have caused many a ripple in racing - but the issue that really matters is the extent to which horses are doped with performance-enhancing drugs.
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Are Marks & Spencer missing a trick with online shopping?
Why is Marks & Spencer shunning online retail? Business Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy explores the growth of online, and if M&S is missing a trick.
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Joan McAlpine of the Scottish National Party tells Ukip MEP Roger Helmer that there is no place for his party in Scottish politics.
Steve Lomas has made paper masks for his sons for years - now electro-pop duo Daft Punk are using them to promote their new album.
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Very very sad to learn that Richard Beeston of the Times has died after a long heroic struggle with cancer:A Great journalist and lovely man
? Jon Snow (@jonsnowC4) May 19, 2013
Mairead Philpott - who was jailed for killing her six children in a house fire - is planning to appeal her 17-year sentence.
The 32-year-old was sentenced alongside her husband Mick last month for the manslaughter of Jade Philpott and her brothers John, Jack, Jesse, Jayden and Duwayne.
Police say there are reports of a gas explosion at a house in Newark. Locals are being asked to stay inside and keep windows closed.
Also on #C4News at 7.30: the chair of the PAC on Google whistleblower’s new claims on the company’s tax avoidance and…Rod Stewart
? Cathy Newman (@cathynewman) May 19, 2013
A man has died and two other people have been injured after a light aircraft crashed at Caernarfon Airport in Gwynedd, police have confirmed.
A man in his 60s suffered “serious multiple lower limb injuries” and a boy had head and abdomen injuries following the incident shortly before 11:30am on Sunday, the ambulance service said.
Channel 4 News Cathy Newman with Rod Stewart
The Foreign Office is “urgently” investigating reports that a British man has been arrested on suspicion of slitting the throats of his two children in France.
The bodies of the youngsters, said to be aged five and 10, were discovered in a flat near Lyon yesterday afternoon, according to local reports.
A Foreign Office spokesman said: “We are aware of the reports and we are urgently looking into them.”
Top of Ditchling Beacon. It is as horrid as they say twitter.com/krishgm/status?
? Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) May 19, 2013
One winning ticket for a record US Powerball lottery jackpot worth $590.5m was sold in Florida, organisers say.
If you missed tonight’s #c4news, catch up here: channel4.com/news/catch-up/
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) May 18, 2013
Read the Pulitzer prize winning play Disgraced this morning - and interviewed the writer Ayad Akhtar. Both were sparkling.
? Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) May 18, 2013
Fighting has broken out in northern Mali between Tuareg separatists and local Arab-led gunmen, only days after the African country won a $4.2bn aid pledge to help it recover from a conflict with Islamists affiliated to al-Qaeda.
NAHT president attacks Michael Gove
#NAHT2013 carries a motion of no confidence in many of the government’s education policies, in particular forced academies, curriculum, SEN.
? NAHT (@NAHTnews) May 18, 2013
Headteachers declare they have no confidence in the government’s education policies at the NAHT union conference in Birmingham.
Connecticut train crash damage ‘devastating’
Amtrak indefinitely suspends services from New York’s Penn Station to Boston after a Metro-North Railroad train derailed and struck another train near Fairfield, Connecticut.
Roger Helmer tells #c4news Nigel Farage reacted in “typically robust way” after “outrageous and disgraceful” demo -bit.ly/12h1ViM>
? Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) May 17, 2013
Bet you never knew Krishnan was a Daft Punk?
Jamie Oliver on Michael Gove, eating, ranting - and Ukip - Channel 4 News channel4.com/news/jamie-oli?
? Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) May 17, 2013
Jamie Oliver v Michael Gove: “I am ranting”
