Channel 4 News is recognised by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (Bafta) as its special programme on the Japan earthquake wins the organisation's news coverage category.
A Japanese man who was convicted of raping and killing a British English teacher and burying her body in a sand-filled bathtub loses his appeal against a life sentence.
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon joins David Cameron on his trip to Japan.
People across Japan have prayed and stood in silence to remember the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck the nation one year ago.
Pictures from the towns devastated by the Japanese tsunami one year on from the disaster.
Tokyo Police have arrested seven men as part of its investigation into the £1.1bn Olympus accounting fraud scandal. Amongst them is the company's former president, Tsuyoshi Kikukawa.
Japanese prosecutors search offices of the camera giant and homes of former executives as part of an investigation into a $1.7bn accounting scandal.
In our final Bodleian treasures feature, Faisal Islam assesses the significance of a 1613 trade deal between England and Japan - "of incredible importance to Britain's political and economic history".
This is a devastating portrait of the empires of men and the faith in them, gone in those terrifying minutes. All with the genuine camera-shakes, the screams or 'Run!! Run!!' From those who did - to t
Alex Thomson returns to Ishinomaki's Okawa primary school in Japan, where he finds harrowing reminders of the lives of the 74 children and teachers who died in the tsunami there eight months ago.