Blogs
Insight and analysis from the Channel 4 News team
Jon Snow brings you insights, revelations and perspectives. Join Jon for a ringside seat to follow the news.
- Sir Philip Green and the unwilling paparazzi
- View from America: can the rude outsider win?
- A confession
Krishnan Guru-Murthy gives his take on life, the news and everything.
- Massive Attack: putting refugees centre stage
- Refugee crisis: the fifth boat to land on Lesbos this morning alone
- Shashi Tharoor on politics, India and his wife's death
Filing from the frontline of the Channel 4 newsroom. A newswoman's take on what's up, what's down, and what's worth a sideways glance or at the very least a second look.
- Labour leadership must stand up to intimidation and abuse
- From strident columnist - to the very heart of government?
- Sexism and the sisterhood in the corridors of power
Our social affairs editor looks at the issues affecting modern Britain in an era of spending cuts and high unemployment.
- Are the government's 'fit for work' tests linked to an increase in suicides?
- Who cares after young people leave care?
- Who cares? Record numbers of children in care facing poor outcomes
Channel 4 FactCheck goes behind the spin to dig out the truth and separate political fact from fiction.
- FactCheck: Lies on both sides in Labour leadership battle
- FactCheck Q&A: is Owen Smith copying Jeremy Corbyn?
- FactCheck: what do we learn from the Blair-Bush letters?
Our chief correspondent roams across the news agenda bringing both light and shade to his topical reports.
- 'We in the police got it wrong': PCC Alan Billings on Hillsborough
- Saving terrified migrants' lives at sea
- The Anglican Church's issues with sexuality
Channel 4 News's political editor gives his take on the latest news and gossip from the corridors of power in Westminster and beyond.
- Shadow Cabinet 'Unresignation' - start of a trend?
- Will Angela Merkel really resist informal talks with the UK?
- Inside Theresa May's first Cabinet meeting
Analysis from our award-winning international editor on the conflicts and political movements changing our world.
- We cover bomb attacks in Beirut too but you show less interest
- Britain and China: 200-year-old lesson learnt, but is it too late?
- Syria: catching the bus to Islamic State's capital
Finding out the things that people don't want unearthed, Michael Crick keeps an investigative eye on the halls of power.
- Could referendum 'push-polling' influence the result?
- Did Labour's Battlebus operation break the rules?
- Ramsgate 'sleazebuster' refers Tory £14,000 hotel bills to Kent police
Award winning Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller offers his perspective on original and striking stories from across the world.
- Transgender madrassa closes due to death threats
- Indonesia's transgender madrasa
- Bangkok bomber 'still in Thailand'
News and colourful analysis from our award-winning foreign affairs correspondent, with his individual take on events around the world.
- How will France respond to the Paris attack?
- Greece's rebellion will only harden Germany's approach
- With Syria and Iraq, there is no Plan B - and the omens are not good
The inside track on justice and injustice – latest analysis from Home Affairs Correspondent Simon Israel.
- Government's counter-extremism strategy faces court challenge
- Met Police to meet black fireman in wake of race allegations
- Has Theresa May been a good Home Secretary?
Siobhan Kennedy cuts through the daily barrage of business news, from banks to energy firms to retail to regulators. Read her take on the day’s big stories, with just a little bit of mischief too.
- A 'benign' Brexit forecast from the IMF?
- ARM: UK chip designer to be bought by Japan's Softbank
- Brexit: memories of the great financial crash
Our health and social care correspondent analyses a new-look NHS and how changes to the health service affect you.
- French drug trial death: interview with victim's brother
- Hunt sidelined as second junior doctors' strike called off
- Junior doctors' strike explained
Channel 4 News Business Correspondent Helia Ebrahimi reports on the big changes in business, finance and the economy – and how they'll change the world you live in.
- Britain leaves Europe: How did the markets get it so wrong?
- Cuts in benefits and pensions in secret Tata plan to keep Port Talbot?
- Tata Steel: secret plan to rewrite pension law
Channel 4 News’ Weather presenter Liam Dutton blogs on the highs and lows of the weather.
- Arctic plunge set to send us an August chill
- A burst of summer heat next week
- June: how much of a washout has it been?
Our science editor with the latest in research and the environment, science and discovery on our crowded planet and beyond.
- Could our solar system have nine planets after all?
- David Bowie: Space Oddity with geek appeal
- Alzheimer's disease: can you really catch it?
Keme Nzerem on why sport is about so much more than winning and losing.
- Fifa latest: a bluffer's guide
- When will Fifa finally hit the iceberg?
- Fifa allegations: now questions are mounting for Michel Platini too
Kylie Morris is the Washington Correspondent for Channel 4 News and gives her view of life, politics and news from inside the beltway.
- Donald Trump: prepare for a nasty and bruising contest
- 'I can't thank you enough, Mr Trump'
- No quick fix in US town where water supply is contaminated with lead
Technology Producer Geoff White guides you through the latest developments in the world of tech, from cutting edge hardware to the shadowy world of hacking and cybersecurity.
- The future of crime?
- The real Bitcoin scandal: revolutionary technology could end up in private hands
- NHS Trust shares information of 1.6 million patients with a service run by Google
Insight and analysis from around the world with Channel 4 News's team of international correspondents.
- How did Sean Penn track 'El Chapo' down?
- How the outcasts of French politics have joined the mainstream
- Islamic State group sells ancient artefacts on the black market
