Cathy Newman , Presenter
Cathy Newman joined Channel 4 News in January 2006. Cathy Newman presents Channel 4 News.
She spent over a decade in Fleet Street, latterly with the Financial Times. Since joining Channel 4 News in 2006 she has broadcast a string of investigations and scoops, including harassment allegations against the Liberal Democrat peer Lord Rennard. She also writes about politics for the Telegraph.
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Number of children with parent in prison under-estimated, says report
According to a report being released tomorrow, the number of children with a parent in prison has been hugely under-estimated.
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Stories of heroism after Christchurch terror attack
As families wait for bodies to be returned for burial, stories of heroism are emerging from Christchurch, stories like that of Husna Ahmed, who was credited with saving many lives at al Noor mosque on Friday.
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Labour MP Jo Stevens on Christchurch: ‘Age of self-regulation for big tech companies has gone’
Labour MP Jo Stevens is a member of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
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Latvian Foreign Minister on whether Brexit will ever happen
Any delay or extension to Article 50 would need to be approved by all 27 members of the EU.
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What is fuelling the far-right threat?
Akeela Ahmed, who chairs the Government’s Anti-Muslim-Hatred Taskforce and Hisham Hellyer, who specialises in international security at the Royal United Services Institute and has written books on politics and religion, join the programme.
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Labour’s John Healey: ‘May’s deal is a busted flush’
John Healey is Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for Housing, and Tom Tugendhat is the Conservative chairman of the Foreign affairs Committee.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg MP: ‘Law unchanged’ by no-deal Brexit vote
Conservative Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg discusses the no-deal Brexit vote.
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Treasury Minister Liz Truss on May’s Brexit deal: ‘I do think there’s an opportunity to look at it again’
Treasury Chief Secretary Liz Truss explains why she still supports the option of no deal.
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Will Linden, Violence Reduction Unit: ‘There is correlation between declining police numbers and rise in crime’
Will Linden is one of the deputy directors at the Violence Reduction Unit, which has been credited with a big drop in the Scottish homicide rate over the last ten years.
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Vagina Monologues author Eve Ensler on her new book: ‘I waited my whole life for my father to apologise’
She’s one of the most influential activists and writers in the world. Eve Ensler, author of the Vagina Monologues, has been described as the godmother of the MeToo movement.
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Policing Minister Nick Hurd on knife crime: ‘We can’t arrest our way out of problem’
We did ask the Home Secretary Sajid Javid for an interview on knife crime, but he wasn’t available.
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Sean Rigg’s sister: ‘It was blatantly obvious Sean had mental health problems’
Despite today’s decision, members of Sean Rigg’s family have vowed to continue their fight for justice. We spoke to his sister, Marcia.
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Andrea Leadsom: ‘If I had been a man no-one would have said I cried’
We spoke to the Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom, and began by asking her whether, as reported, she thought the behaviour of cabinet colleagues, who went public to force the PM into a U-turn, was appalling.
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‘I have my doubts’: German MEP’s response when asked if he trusts Theresa May
Theresa May’s plan could mean MPs are offered the chance to vote to delay Brexit by extending Article 50. But is there any guarantee that the European Union would agree to such a move?
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Singer and actor Nakhane Toure on his music, coming out in South Africa and rejecting Christianity
One man who’s had to tussle with issues of faith and sexuality is the South African singer and actor Nakhane Toure.
