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.
- G8 must employ radical thinking to secure Syrian peace
- Experiencing Iran at a potentially devastating moment in history
- Dr Hassan Rouhani looking set to win the Iranian presidential election
Channel 4 News presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy gives his take on life, the news and everything
Read Krishnan Guru-Murthy's Blog
Channel 4 FactCheck goes behind the spin to dig out the truth and separate political fact from fiction.
- FactCheck: have we really tamed the 'tax havens'?
- FactCheck: will Britain have a Muslim majority by 2050?
- FactCheck: have wages fallen by £1,300 a year?
Washington Correspondent Matt Frei leads coverage of the Americas, from business and culture to the US foreign policy and its view of the world.
- Obama opts for 'intervention lite'
- Data spying row has not helped Obama's pro-government case
- What turns young men to terrorism?
Faisal Islam guides you through the world of finance and money in language which makes sense.
- The bankruptcy G8
- The Germans are coming: 10 things we can learn
- Japan: what happens when monetary medicine wears off?
Channel 4 News's political editor gives his take on the latest news and gossip from the corridors of power in Westminster and beyond.
- G8 summit: questions to Cameron in the whistling wind
- Putin digs in on Syria while Cameron claims progress
- Is Cameron's G8 summit in deep water?
Analysis from our award-winning international editor on the conflicts and political movements changing our world.
- Why Syria's conflict is turning from a just war into a cold war
- War, politics and sectarianism in Syria
- Erdogan v Ataturk - the battle for Turkey's political soul
Our social affairs editor looks at the issues affecting modern Britain in an era of spending cuts and high unemployment.
- Schools under pressure for underperforming
- Children and porn: a generation warped by sadistic imagery?
- Why do some grown men think child exploitation is acceptable?
Our science editor with the latest in research and the environment, science and discovery on our crowded planet and beyond.
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Our chief correspondent roams across the news agenda bringing both light and shade to his topical reports.
- Fukushima's two British Samurai survivors
- Spinning Syria as US claims red line crossed
- Collateral damage: why US drone operators risk PTSD
Channel 4 News’ Weather presenter Liam Dutton blogs on the highs and lows of the weather.
- 30C heat possible midweek
- Met Office gathering experts to discuss unusual UK weather
- Derecho threatens north east US with damaging winds
Our Culture Editor lets rip with his opinions on the latest releases across the arts and the most important events in the cultural calendar.
- Make or break year for the Women's Prize for Fiction
- Venice Biennale showcases a new picture of Iraq
- Deller's very English pavilion at the Venice Biennale
Keme Nzerem on why sport is about so much more than winning and losing.
- The Happy One - a glimpse of Mourinho Mark II?
- 'We will all stand together' - taking stock in Woolwich
- The problem is, horse doping rules differ around the world
Finding out the things that people don't want unearthed, Michael Crick keeps an investigative eye on the halls of power.
- Police send election file on Michael Mates to CPS
- Does Sun 'plebgate' libel defence show more evidence of police conspiracy?
- David Davis's tough questions to Hogan-Howe over Plebgate 'leak'
Our health and social care correspondent analyses a new-look NHS and how changes to the health service affect you.
- NHS surgery league tables - a work in progress
- Decriminalising drugs - a wise investment?
- NHS 'reconfiguration': not as scary as patients think
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.
- G8 summit: don't bank on Britain's territories revealing all on tax
- RBS: to split, or not to split?
- Regulator offers 'feeble excuses' for payday loan failures
Award winning Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller offers his perspective on original and striking stories from across the world.
- Guinea: a promise to end the plunder of a country
- Growing fears of chemical Armageddon in Syria
- Welcome to Jonathan Miller's new blog
News and colourful analysis from our award-winning foreign affairs correspondent, with his individual take on events around the world.
- Erdogan must deal with root causes of Turkey's protests
- After the Bangladesh apocalypse, will it be business as usual?
- Welcome to Jonathan Rugman's new blog
Insight and analysis from around the world with Channel 4 News's team of international correspondents.
- Burma's Rohingyas: how journalism really can make a difference
- The plight of Burma's Rohingya Muslims in a Thai camp
- Burma: Rohingya Muslims restricted to two children
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.
- Watchdog gets new powers to tackle child sex abuse images
- Prism and online spying: who is watching you?
- Chinese hardware and the UK's cybersecurity
Follow the big stories as they happen, minute by minute and tweet by tweet.
- LIVE BLOG: Local elections 2013 - as it happened
- LIVE BLOG: Margaret Thatcher dies
- Budget 2013: Can Osborne revive zombie Britain?
