Violinist Nigel Kennedy talks to #C4News tonight about a "repeat offender" following allegations of abuse at UK specialist music schools.
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Malaysia elections: the dark forces of corruption
As Malaysia counts down to its general election, corruption still looms large. Our foreign affairs correspondent, Jonathan Miller, reports on one scandal that has horrified electorates.
Welcome to Jonathan Rugman's new blog
News and colourful analysis from our award-winning foreign affairs correspondent, with his individual take on events around the world.
Evidence of Syria chemical weapons use, say US and UK
In separate announcements, US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and the British Foreign Office state there is evidence that Damascus has used chemical weapons.
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Immigration Nation: Nigel Farage's Bulgaria trip - video
Channel 4 News takes Nigel Farage, the outspoken leader of Ukip, on a trip to Bulgaria to find out if his fears about an influx of immigrants when EU restrictions are lifted, are warranted.
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Ecuador's David v Goliath with a British twist
A small indigenous community deep in the Ecuadorian rainforest is taking on one of South America's largest oil companies, and the campaign is being helped by a former London businesswoman.
New Pope, new doctrine?
The wait is over, but who is Jorge Mario Bergoglio and as Pope Francis does he have the ability to connect with Catholics around the world?
And they're off! The race to be Pope begins
All 115 runners and riders lined up in the paddock of the Basilica to celebrate Mass, all dressed in splendid red and white, writes Jonathan Rugman in Rome.
Next Pope: church looking for 'Jesus Christ with an MBA'
It will be letting the world's 1.2 billion Catholics down if this conclave does not choose a pontiff who breathes new life into the institution.
Hugo Chavez - Latin American demagogue with the common touch
The Venezuelan president was a polarising figure - someone who could bait George W Bush on TV while championing the poor and presiding over a unique social experiment in the country he led.
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Hugo Chavez: an old school socialist firebrand - video
Hugo Chavez rekindled the dreams of the Latin American left. Watch Jonathan Rugman's obituary of a man who referred to George W Bush as a donkey and the devil.
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Demagogue Chavez prompts tensions with US - video archive
In this report from March 2006, Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman looks at the growing tensions between Venezuela, led by the populist Hugo Chavez, and the US.
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Pakistan honour killing: a widowed husband's story - video
Amid UN global estimates of 5,000 honour killings every year, a Pakistani man is on a quest for justice after the murder of his wife and children. (Warning: you may find this report distressing.)
Less mission creep, more mission fatigue
For all the talk of "mission creep" in north Africa and comparisons to Tony Blair, this Prime Minister does not have the stomach for foreign wars of any scale.
My Venezuelan jail hell
Rather like my experience in one of Venezuela's jails, it has often been hard with Hugo Chavez to tell how much was comedy, how much deadly serious, Foreign Affairs correspondent Jonathan Rugman refl
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Pakistan protest over after government offers deal
Pakistan's government has struck a deal with protesters in Islamabad, which has ended a mass sit-in. Jonathan Rugman reports on what this settlement means in reality.
Pakistan protest cleric: 'I just want to empower my people'
Muhammad Tahirul Qadri, who leads thousands of anti-government campaigners now protesting in Pakistan's capital, tells Channel 4 News he has no connection to the army and just wants electoral reform.
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Rebels capture key Syrian military airbase - video
Rebel forces in Syria capture the military airbase of Taftanaz after months of trying. Videos posted on the internet show Islamist fighters at the base ripping down posters of President Assad.
Were PKK killings an attempt to derail the peace process?
One theory behind the killing of three PKK women in Paris is that they were killed as part of an internal split, between those who supported the peace process with Turkey and those who did not.
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What 2012 taught us, by Jonathan Rugman - video
Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman looks back on a year of bloodshed in Syria but "choosy foreign policy" in the west.
