Channel 4 News
Channel 4 News is a TV show on Channel 4. Channel 4's flagship news programme. In-depth news and current affairs. The program has been available since 2025. A total of 321 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in December 2025.
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A special report on the Chinese online scam gangs in Myanmar scamming billions from people across the globe. And the Budget aftermath continues as the OBR boss quits over the leak.
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55:00The UK's national screening committee advises against routine prostate cancer screening for most men - saying it would cause more harm than good.
55:00The UK's net migration figure plummets but the numbers claiming asylum reach a record high. Voters reflect on the Budget, and they are not happy. And more on the Hong Kong fire.
55:00All the Budget news, reaction and analysis as Rachel Reeves launches a flurry of tax hikes and the two-child benefit cap is lifted. And a leaked phone call embarrasses the US and Russia.
55:00A flurry of new proposals in the US-led effort to bring peace to Ukraine. And ahead of tomorrow's budget, a hike in the living wage, maybe, but what else will the Chancellor do?
55:00Donald Trump hints at progress over a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. BBC bosses are grilled by MPs. And a look back at the life of reggae giant Jimmy Cliff.
30:00The ex leader of Reform UK Wales is jailed for 10-and-a-half years for making pro-Russian statements for cash. The US give Ukraine six days to join the peace deal it hatched with Russia.
55:00The UK Covid-19 Inquiry condemns the 2020 government response as 'too little too late'. Plus: Donald Trump bows to pressure and signs a bill to release the Epstein files.
55:00As Donald Trump hosts the Saudi leader at the White House, the House of Representatives prepares to vote for the release of all the Epstein files into the public domain.
55:00The government announces new plans for toughening up the asylum system, but will backbench Labour MPs find them too unpalatable to support? Plus: Trump shifts position on the Epstein files.
55:00A review reveals failures by the courts, social services and education staff with the murder of Sara Sharif. Wes Streeting on rising waiting lists. And new revelations on fake fat jabs.