Coming up at 7pm on @Channel4News - footage of #Woolwich suspect Michael Adebolajo protesting with Al-Muhajiroun in 2007. #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 23 May 2013
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Is Britain facing a crisis of masculinity?
A Labour MP argues that unemployment and economic downturn are helping spawn a generation of disaffected young men who are increasingly drawn to homophobia, machismo and misogyny.
King Arthur and the quest for the ancient bones
Druid leader King Arthur Pendragon's second legal bid to get ancient bones found at Stonehenge reburied may have been unsuccessful, but he tells Katie Razzall he will fight on.
Green & Pleasant Land: what's changed? http://t.co/WUhByPACAw TWEET US A PIC OF YOUR GARDEN - We'll show the MISSING plants/species. #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 09 May 2013
"There's only two Alex Fergusons!" @nzerem_c4 on Fergie - friend or foe? http://t.co/GDaho5Vdj9 #c4news #fergieretires
— katierazz (@katierazz) 08 May 2013
Police must treat 17-year-olds in custody as children
Two mothers, both of whose 17-year-old sons committed suicide after being detained by the police, wept in court today as a judge ruled the treatment of 17-year-olds in police custody is unlawful.
We are on at 6.05pm tonight #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 21 April 2013
Father of Boston bombers tells #c4news elder brother phoned his mum 2-3 days after bombings to say FBI had contacted him & thought he did it
— katierazz (@katierazz) 21 April 2013
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Mining town celebrates Thatcher's funeral - video
Katie Razzall reports from the former mining community of Goldthorpe in South Yorkshire, where residents held a party to emphasise their opposition to Baroness Thatcher's legacy.
Disability benefits shake-up 'unfair' to deaf children
The government's plans to reform disability benefits will penalise deaf children, according to a leading charity.
One Mile Away: driving young people from crime
Birmingham's gang war made headlines when Charlene Ellis and Latisha Shakespeare were killed in a drive-by shooting. A new film, One Mile Away, looks at efforts to end the gang feuding in the city.
Devastating report from Aleppo on #c4news now. Watch it on +1 if you can bear it
— katierazz (@katierazz) 25 March 2013
#pope's doing well, but archbishop of canterbury enthroned this week. where are they in ecclesiastical top trumps? #c4news at 6.25pm
— katierazz (@katierazz) 17 March 2013
apologies to all the disabled people i spoke to today at the High Court. i'm afraid the new #pope ousted you from #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 13 March 2013
White smoke indicates new Pope chosen - video live stream from Rome: http://t.co/Qjfd6jUUli #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 13 March 2013
Disabled living fund changes challenged at high court
Five disabled people are challenging a plan to change the way their care is funded by the government, arguing it undermines the state's duty to promote independent living for the disabled.
Big day in fight between disabled people and the government. DWP in court defending axing of independent living fund #c4news tonight
— katierazz (@katierazz) 13 March 2013
Watch again - @GaryGibbonBlog's exclusive TV interview with jailed ex minister Chris #Huhne: http://t.co/eMXhwcbgbM #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 11 March 2013
How things have changed. Liberal Party Political Broadcast from 1974 has Jeremy Thorpe being interviewed by Jimmy Savile. #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 08 March 2013
sometimes a story really gets to you. jane & nick lawton share the story of their son Joe's suicide. my heart aches for them. 7pm #c4news
— katierazz (@katierazz) 26 February 2013
