Jon Snow
Reporting US Presidents
One-time Washington Correspondent for ITN, Jon Snow, has covered most of the presidential elections since.
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Boy, 10, becomes one of UK’s youngest Covid victims
Fehzan Jamil from Bradford was laid to rest yesterday after contracting the virus.
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Revealed: Trump campaign strategy to deter millions of Black Americans from voting in 2016
3.5 million Black Americans were profiled and categorised as ‘Deterrence’ by Trump campaign – voters they wanted to stay home on election day
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Channel 4 News scoops fifth Emmy in eight years
Programme’s coverage of ‘Hong Kong: Year of Living Dangerously’ wins International Emmy® For News
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Revealed: Local authority calls on care home providers to accept covid-positive hospital patients
Channel 4 News has seen a leaked document which calls on care home providers in England to accept patients who are COVID-positive from hospitals. The contract, from Trafford Council in Greater Manchester, outlines how eligible care homes will receive COVID-positive patients within just 2 hours of the patient being identified by the hospital as ready for discharge. It…
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Revealed: Safety concerns over 85 million masks and respirators
Department of Health issues safety warnings, notices for disposal and distribution stoppages of government’s pandemic PPE
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Pubs in England prepare to re-open, amid warnings of second wave
4 July is set to be “independence day” from the lockdown, for businesses such as pubs and hairdressers in England. We now know how they are supposed to open safely, thanks to a tranche of detailed guidelines published overnight. But fears about a loosened lockdown prompted leading medical figures to warn of a second wave…
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Met Police have to ‘work hard to explain the rationality’ behind stories that suggest discriminatory policing – Met Police’s former head of diversity
I’m joined now by Victor Olisa, the Metropolitan’s former head of diversity, and head of policing in Tottenham.
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Met Police Assistant Commissioner would have ‘probably’ joined BLM protesters if he was not an officer
When Neil Basu joined the Metropolitan Police in 1992, he admits that his friends and family thought he was insane.
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British police’s long history of racism allegations
There have long been accusations that the police in the UK have treated the black community unfairly.
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Jon Snow, on his own involvement in protests at Liverpool University 50 years ago
As Liverpool prepares for protest, Jon Snow writes of his own involvement in very similar actions there fifty years ago
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‘Personally, I wouldn’t be taking the statue down – I would be putting up a plaque’ – Bishop of Dover
We are joined now by the professor of public history and broadcaster David Olushoga who’s in Bristol, and the Bishop of Dover, Rose Hudson-Wilkin – the first black woman to become a Church of England bishop – joins us from Canterbury in Kent.
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“When this news cycle moves on, the lived reality of racism will persist in the black community as it has done since records began ” – George the Poet
Earlier, Krishnan Guru-Murthy took a camera down to meet the spoken word artist and rapper George the Poet
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‘This disease has shone light on deep-seated inequalities’ – Lord Simon Woolley
We are joined now by Lord Woolley, the chair of the government’s Race Disparity Unit Advisory Group.
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‘There was a great promise that change would be made and it has not come to fruition when it comes to justice‘ – retired US Army Commander
We’re joined by retired Lieutenant General Russel Honore, who was in charge of National Guard troops in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and has served as a deputy on the US National Security Council.
