Channel 4 News headlines, Sat 24 June
High-rise council tenants are being forced to move after the Grenfell Tower blaze exposed wider safety concerns.
Why we won’t leave our tower block
Camden residents Gemma Biggs and Hanad Mohamed are refusing to leave their Camden council flats despite fire safety fears, calling the loc
Camden council leader defends evacuations
Georgia Gould said fire service experts warned the north London council that residents were not safe in some council housing blocks.
Glastonbury crowd cheers Corbyn
The Glastonbury festival chants Jeremy Corbyn’s name as the Labour leader introduces hip-hop act Run The Jewels. Just what is going i
EU leaders wonder if UK general election signals counter-revolution
The EU delegations, as ever rather well informed about UK politics, mutter that Theresa May can't last for long and appears to be the priso
Channel 4 News Headlines, Fri 23 June
As police investigate whether the Grenfell Tower fire was manslaughter, 14 other high-rise buildings have now failed the safety tests.
Grenfell fire: cladding in 14 tower blocks fails fire test
According to latest figures from the Department for Communities and Local Government, cladding in 14 high rises has failed a combustibility
EU leaders cool on May’s EU nationals pledge
“Below our expectations.” “Particularly vague”. “Not a breakthrough.” Yes, it’s fair to say there
Brexit: EU nationals in UK respond to May offer
What do EU citizens living in this country think about their future after Brexit? Will they feel welcome? How secure do they feel? Michael
Darren Osborne charged over Finsbury Park attack
A man has been remanded in custody after he was charged with murder and attempted murder following the Finsbury Park terror attack. Darren
Grenfell fire: an 11-year-old evacuee’s story
When Grenfell Tower was destroyed by fire last week, many families living in neighbouring blocks also had to evacuate their homes. Eleven-y
Grenfell fire: ‘We should be open and honest with children’
Dr Gary Wannan, a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist, and Louise Theodosiou, from the Royal College of Psychiatrists, discuss the
Brussels talks: Theresa May speaks, but Emmanuel Macron stars
Seeing the leaders arrive here at the European Council you're struck by the buoyant mood.
‘Combustible cladding’ – are tower blocks safe?
Seven high rise blocks in four English regions which have been tested so far have combustible outer cladding - just like that on Grenfell T
Grenfell towers: debate with Chris Philp and Andy Slaughter
With us to discuss the Grenfell fire and the aftermath was the Conservative MP Chris Philp and the Shadow Housing Minister Andy Slaughter.
Brexit: what kind of deal can Theresa May arrange now?
Two weeks after a General Election that was supposed to make her stronger in Europe, Theresa May is in Brussels - a diminished figure among
Tributes paid to victim of the Finsbury Park attack
The man who died in the attack outside Finsbury Park mosque had “multiple injuries” according to a post mortem. Makram Ali was
Andy Haldane exclusive interview with Helia Ebrahimi
Andy Haldane, chief economist of the Bank of England, caused waves on the foreign exchanges yesterday after he disagreed with the Bank's go
Iran to Grenfell – how a disabled migrant escaped the tower
Grenfell Tower was home to people who had come to London from all corners of the world. Mahbboubeh, from Iran, was one of them. She moved i
Grenfell towers: is there a political price to pay?
The London Mayor Sadiq Khan has declared that the entire leadership at Kensington and Chelsea council should consider their positions ̵
Barclays fraud allegations – what happens next?
It's difficult to overstate the significance of the Serious Fraud Office's charges against Barclays PLC and the four senior Barclays banker
Home Secretary accused of unlawful process to limit refugee children entering..
The Home Secretary is accused of unlawfully setting limits to numbers of unaccompanied child refugees accepted into the UK.
DUP sources: Number 10 in ‘chaos’
The DUP have rattled their sabres telling the UK government to get on with the deal that’s been sought to prop up Theresa May’s min
Channel 4 News headlines, Tues 20 June
Nine years on from the crash, Barclays Bank and four former top executives are charged with committing criminal fraud.
Finsbury Park attack: the suspect’s life in Cardiff
The Metropolitan Police have been given permission to hold the man suspected of yesterday’s van attack on Muslim worshippers in north
Philip Hammond hints at softer Brexit
It was delayed by a week, but when it came it was significantly different in tone to Theresa May’s thoughts on Britain’s depart
Hundreds attend Finsbury Park vigil
Hundreds of people gathered for a vigil last night at the scene of the attack, where one man died and nine others were taken to hospital. F
Councils check their housing stock after Grenfell Tower fire
Councils across London are reviewing safety measures in high-rise buildings in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire. After questions were ra
Ken Clarke: ‘No obvious leadership contender’ to challenge Theresa May
Former Cabinet Minister Ken Clarke, former Business Secretary Sir Vince Cable, and Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner discuss Theresa
Liam Byrne: ‘We didn’t know about backdoor way Barclays stitched deal tog..
Former Treasury Chief Secretary, Labour MP Liam Byrne, and Financial Times US editor Gillian Tett discuss the Barclays fraud allegations.
Barclays Bank and four former executives charged with fraud
It will be the first case of its kind in Britain: four senior bankers facing criminal charges over their money-raising operations during th
Home Office accused of breaking law over child refugees
The Home Office has been taken to court by a campaign group that accuses it of breaking the law by not allowing enough child refugees into
Grime artists raise money for Grenfell victims
While the authorities have been criticised for failing to react quickly to help the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, locals have been fu
A Queen’s Speech without much style or substance – beyond Brexit bills
The dogs that didn't bark, measures at the heart of the Tories' failed election gambit now dropped, hover like a cloud over proceedings.
London mosque attack leaves one dead and several injured
It was the kind of incident that everyone feared. In the wake of a series of Islamist-inspired attacks in London and Manchester, last night
Finsbury Park attack: piecing together what happened
The attack came as a group of Muslim worshipers finished prayers here in Finsbury Park shortly after midnight last night. Fatima Manji arri
May and Corbyn visit Finsbury Park Mosque
The Prime Minister and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who represents the local area, have both visited Finsbury Park Mosque today and spoken
Ben Wallace: ‘I have far right in my sights’
Security Minister Ben Wallace says the Government is giving the extreme right enough attention through the Prevent programme.
Grenfell Tower deaths rise to 79
A minute’s silence was observed this morning in memory of those who died in the Grenfell fire – a number now put at 79 by the e
Brexit negotiations begin – has Brussels won round one?
The contrast between the suave and immaculately turned out Michel Barnier and our own David Davis at the Brussels press conference this eve
Our Science Editor, Tom Clarke, has more on the Grenfell Tower fire.
London mosque attack: the latest
We’re joined again with more news on the attack, from Cardiff by our Home Affairs Correspondent, Andy Davies.