Frankie Dettori: "I feel like Lance Armstrong" - full exclusive interview on #c4news tonight 7pm, preview here http://t.co/1ZS3jg3A9L
— alextomo (@alextomo) 16 May 2013
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Withdrawing from Afghanistan: what next?
As news emerges of more Nato deaths in Afghanistan, Alex Thomson asks what happens when foreign troops leave the country.
#c4news. From Beauly in the Highlands tonight - watch now!!
— alextomo (@alextomo) 09 May 2013
Tonight Nigel Kennedy talks to #C4News about allegations of abuse at UK specialist music schools.
— alextomo (@alextomo) 07 May 2013
#c4news tonight - why one's monarch does indeed appear to be pulling one's sicky over Sri Lanka
— alextomo (@alextomo) 07 May 2013
An act of war from Israel - but why now?
People I've spoken to in the Syrian capital are calling today¿s blasts by far the biggest they¿ve seen in more than two years of war.
Still no response from James Traynor to explain to #c4news why Rangers banned the BBC.
— alextomo (@alextomo) 04 May 2013
You couldn't make it up: Rangers ban the BBC
The BBC were told they could not broadcast from Ibrox Stadium this week after they ran a story the club didn't like.
#c4news Canada is boycotting the Sri Lanka conference
— alextomo (@alextomo) 04 May 2013
#c4news British govt will attend Sri Lanka commonwealth conf in Nov despite concerns at poss war crimes...
— alextomo (@alextomo) 04 May 2013
#c4news 6.40 tonight with me - Israel bombs Syria; election fall-out; Sri-Lanka row brews and all the key sport.
— alextomo (@alextomo) 04 May 2013
Banning journalists? It's time for football clubs to grow up
Should football clubs be allowed to ban reporters from news conferences? Alex Thomson argues it's time to make a stand.
Turns out Facebook doesn't think a video of a woman being beheaded breaks its rules banning graphic violent content. #c4news
— alextomo (@alextomo) 29 April 2013
Syria and chemical weapons: 12 key questions
Amid talk of war crimes and red lines, there are some important questions which we should bear in mind.
Why the Facebook abuse video is no UK news report
Facebook has decided to allow a disturbing video of a child being beaten by an adult back online, but can the decision really be justified?
#c4news Max Clifford charged with 11 counts of indecent assault - women aged 14 to 19 - in court next month
— alextomo (@alextomo) 26 April 2013
#c4news Facebook say a 4 minute video of an adult attacking a baby with fists,a pillow,a lighter and a mobile phone is not graphic violence.
— alextomo (@alextomo) 26 April 2013
#c4news Facebook's aergument appears to be baby-battering is fine because it is not being put up for sadistic pleasure
— alextomo (@alextomo) 26 April 2013
#c4news Facebook have changed their position yet again. They are now putting back up the video of a baby being attacked and beaten
— alextomo (@alextomo) 26 April 2013
Let's beat up a baby
Facebook says it's against child abuse. But its slow-footed response to a disturbing video on its site has raised questions about how well it deals with such material.
