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Matt Frei talks about what he’s seen on the ground in Ukraine.

Should somebody guilty of domestic abuse be allowed to inherit the estate of a spouse who has taken their own life?

Bodies litter the roadside from Ethiopia’s capital to disputed regions in the north of the country as the civil war continues to devastate communities. 

Last week saw the start of one of the most highly-anticipated and talked about trials in history: the United States versus Ghislaine Maxwell.

Liz Bates explains how what started as a slogan has now become important enough to have its own government department. 

Ayshah Tull asks what this move means for the Royal family but also for the status of ‘global Britain’.

Simon Israel tells the story of what happened that night and the shocking events that followed.

Our Home Affairs correspondent, Andy Davies has been out with one paramedic crew in south Wales as they tried to cope with this unprecedented crisis. 

Should we really be jabbing Britons three times when parts of the world haven’t had one dose yet?

Mexicans are the biggest consumers of surgery drinks in the world. But the country’s sugar obsession is causing what health officials are calling a diabetes emergency.

Channel 4 News understands that the Independent Office for Police Conduct has found no evidence of discrimination into the missing persons inquiry for the two murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman.

Newcastle United’s Saudi Arabian backed takeover is being hailed by many fans in the city as a great moment the chance for the sleeping giant to finally reach the summit of the Premier League.

We discuss the ongoing tensions in the region, the history behind that fragile peace in Taiwan – and whether we are on the cusp of conflict or simply the start of a truly 21st century cold war.

Just over a year ago, Belarus, known as the last dictatorship in Europe, saw some of the biggest protests in its history. 

In today’s episode, our Europe editor Matt Frei explains the 2021 election results that saw the SPD emerge from the ashes of 2017 and Merkel’s party record their worst result since World War Two.