Anna Doble

I was there! Britain is a world beater at celebrating big moments, writes Anna Doble – who watched Le Tour pass through her home town.

Somehow it is Wimbledon fortnight again which means Andy Murray has a large golden cup to defend. But we know about winning now, hey Brits? And we’re going to stay cool.

Cranes on the skyline, MP scandals, a post-work pint. London in the 1960s? Or 2014? Channel 4 News gets confused by Paul Kelly’s latest film, How We Used to Live.

Women’s legs – in denim, leggings and other fabrics – pop up all over Twitter after a Ukip party donor told Channel 4 News women should be banned from wearing trousers.

Life and death on social media: Peaches Geldof posted daily on Instagram, giving followers an intimate window on her personal life. Her photos have now been removed.

Frankie Knuckles, Godfather of House, dies aged 59. His legendary track Your Love has been reworked by generations of musicians. Here are five versions you need to hear.

From Cloudbusting to Captcha crunching: how the chase for Kate Bush tickets made us pine for days spent queuing in the cold, writes Anna Doble.

Kate Bush will play a run of dates in London later this year, 35 years since her last tour.

Chaos in Ukraine – what does it matter to you? Watch the debate with Paul Mason and guests – Marta Mulyak, Kate Maltby and Alexander Nekrassov.

From Vlad’s lipstick to queer beer and gay mountains, it could only be our 10 favourite rainbow-themed protests so far against Russia’s anti-gay laws.

Volunteers at the Winter Olympics are dressed head-to-toe in rainbow colours. A tribute to Russian peasant art? Or a strategy to “drown out” pro-gay protests?

Argentinian eight-year-old Claudio Gabriel Nancufil is the latest infant grabbing headlines for his amazing football skills. We wish him very well, but urge his mum to check this page.

Nicknamed “the most purple house in Britain”, is this four-bed semi touched by the palette of the UK’s best-known chocolate brand?

Just days before a historic briefing in Congress, top secret documents suggest Pakistan “routinely received classified briefings” on drone strikes inside its borders.

There are lots of ways moving the World Cup into the winter will be bad. You know about those. So Channel 4 News has found 10 reasons to be cheerful about a possible switch.