Ciaran Jenkins , Scotland Correspondent
Ciaran Jenkins is the Scotland Correspondent for Channel 4 News.
He covers a wide range of stories, from home and social affairs to sport and technology. He has reported exclusively for Channel 4 News on international phone hacking scams and police racism.
Ciaran joined Channel 4 News in 2012 from the BBC, where he had specialised in politics and then education. During his time at the BBC he broke a series of exclusives on bogus academics and visa fraud, for which he won a number of awards.
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John Bercow ‘absolutely certain’ Parliament won’t be suspended to push through no-deal Brexit
The Speaker of the House of Commons told Channel 4 News that prorogation ‘simply won’t happen’ and ‘Parliament must have its say’.
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Kashmir clampdown continues during Eid
Troops in Indian administered Kashmir have allowed some Muslims to go to local mosques to take part in prayers for the Eid festival – although there’s still a ban on any large gatherings – while communications and internet links remain cut off.
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Joe Biden under pressure from Democratic rivals
Ten more democratic candidates have taken to the stage in Detroit, vying for air-time and trying to remain in contention to face Donald Trump in next year’s Presidential election.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls divided on how to beat Trump
In the United States, there’s a rather crowded field of Democratic Party hopefuls who all believe they’re the one to take on Donald Trump in 2020.
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Are Trump’s attacks on non-white politicians part of a deliberate election strategy?
Donald Trump said today he’s the “least racist person on Planet Earth”, but his inflammatory tweets and attacks on four Congresswomen, telling them to “go home”, tell rather a different story.
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Trump renews attack on African-American congressman
President Trump has launched yet another tirade against an African-American congressman who criticised his policy towards migrants being detained on the US border.
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The families stuck in the middle of Trump’s immigration crackdown
With authorities on both sides of the border now hardening their immigration policies, we went to Mexico to meet the families, stuck in the middle
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Mueller says he did not exonerate Trump
In the US, Donald Trump wasted no time yesterday congratulating and praising Boris Johnson after his leadership victory, calling him “tough and smart”.
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Trump says Boris Johnson called ‘Britain Trump’
President Trump congratulated Mr Johnson in trademark style, declaring: “They call him Britain Trump.
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The Moon landing at 50: Man’s greatest leap into the unknown
Some 650 million people watched around the world as astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed the Apollo Lunar module Eagle, planting the American flag on the moon. No space event has equalled it since. But with plans afoot to travel to Mars, will this generation have its own moon landing moment?
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Trump supporters chant ‘send her back’ at mentions of Somalia-born US citizen congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Today Mr Trump distanced himself from the chant, claiming he disagreed with it.
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Trump’s attack on congresswomen condemned as racist by US House
The vote, which passed mainly along party lines, led to a bitter debate on race, ethnicity and political ideology in the US today.
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Congresswomen hit back at Trump’s ‘blatantly racist’ comments
Donald Trump has again denied that his racist tweets are racist.
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May condemns Trump’s racist remarks about congresswomen
Far from apologising, the President insisted his tweets had not been racist, declaring that “if you hate our country, if you’re complaining all the time, you can leave right now”.
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The USA’s view of ambassador’s resignation
From gunship diplomacy to zero diplomacy. From the tit-for-tat over oil tankers to the war of words over our departing ambassador in DC.
