Jon Snow
Ebola: hysteria, nursing, reporting and courage
As America descends into Ebola panic, the bravery of those on Africa’s front line sticks out.
Latest news
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Is drone revolution a threat to national security?
Pilots warn people should not be able to fly remote-controlled drones in UK airspace until better rules are brought in.
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‘We won’t pay’: Cameron’s new warning to EU
David Cameron tells MPs the UK will not pay the extra £1.7bn demanded by the EU, promising to challenge it “in every way possible”.
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Cameron and Osborne give the green light to develop ‘HS3’
The government backs proposals for a high speed rail link across some of the biggest cities in the north of England.
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RNLI to review lifeguard cover after Newquay surfer deaths
Rescue services say that a review will look into whether lifeguards should work during the autumn half term after three people died in a surfing tragedy at a coastal beauty spot.
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Students fined over necrophilia chants in freshers’ week
Chants about necrophilia by male and female students in Nottingham lead to fines after they were caught on video singing a violent and sexist song.
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Bolton teacher Jamshed Javeed admits terrorism charges
A chemistry teacher accused of supporting the Islamic State group is facing jail after he admitted terrorism charges.
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Why Michael Fallon’s remarks are ‘swamped’ in controversy
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon admits being “rather careless” after saying some towns were at risk of being “swamped” by immigrants.
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Journey to the heart of Romania’s sex industry
Romania is one of the top countries of origin for people being trafficked for sex into the UK. Paraic O’Brien meets one of the pimps – “lover boys” – who are the lynchpin of Romania’s sex industry.
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Ten of the most beautiful drone videos of all time
As pilots urge tougher rules on drones, Channel 4 News finds some of the most memorable footage from around the web.
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How bad can gun crime get in South Africa?
South Africans raise the question of crime in the country following the killing of its national football team captain Senzo Meyiwa in an attempted robbery at a friend’s house.
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‘Why did William Hague refuse to help me?’
The mother of Dr Abbas Khan – unlawfully killed in Syria, according to an inquest jury – says William Hague refused to help her and British intelligence did not want him back in the UK.
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‘I didn’t attack PM, I just brushed into him’ – Leeds runner
A man who appeared to collide with David Cameron, sparking a security alert, says it was more of a case of “brushing into someone while running”.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Syria: still dreaming of the future after war
The war in Syria has left devastation and despair in its trail. But the students at Aleppo University dare not stop believing a better future is still within their grasp.
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British troops end combat operations in Afghanistan
British and US forces formally conclude their military involvement in Afghanistan – but after so much bloodshed, is this really ‘mission accomplished’?
