Jane Dodge

The US Coast Guard has released footage of an astonishing raid on a submarine in the middle of the Pacific Ocean that was filled with cocaine worth around £185 million.

The divisions in the Labour Party over how to handle allegations of anti-Semitism took centre stage again today after the deputy leader Tom Watson described the Party’s reaction to a BBC Panorama documentary as “deplorable”.  

The baby son of a heavily pregnant woman who was killed at the weekend has died in hospital.

Whoever becomes the next Tory leader will face an immediate political test, with a by-election in Brecon and Radnorshire.

Conservative MPs have made their choice: the next prime minister will either be Jeremy Hunt or Boris Johnson.

Michael Gove is second only to Boris Johnson in the number of MPs publicly backing him for the Conservative leadership.

NHS data shows the number of GPs has actually dropped by 500 in the last year.

Campaigners delivered a 13,000-signature petition to Downing Street in protest at what they say is a real-terms cut in funding for children with special needs.

Voters in the UK have been going to the polls in the European parliamentary elections. Well, some of them have.

“They are, without question, the most heinous allegations it is possible to make” – the words of prosecutors today at the trial of Carl Beech. 

The birth of the new royal baby has been welcomed around the world, but Channel 4 News has been hearing the stories of two other mixed race babies, whose childhoods were a world apart.  

Ireland’s Foreign Minister warned that failure to reach a deal would leave a “wide open space” for dissidents to exploit.

Two teenagers have been detained under anti-terror laws in connection with the death of the journalist Lyra McKee, who was shot in the head during disturbances on Thursday night in Londonderry.

Police are searching for a number of suspects in the killing of the journalist Lyra McKee – who was shot and killed following rioting in Londonderry last night.

Two protests have taken place outside primary schools in Birmingham today as some Muslim parents attempted to stop diversity lessons which teach LGBT tolerance and acceptance.