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 2024. A total of 298 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in October 2025.
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After losing all his titles, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor will move out of the Royal Lodge. Should he be under investigation too? Plus assessing the hurricane damage in Jamaica's ground zero.
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1:00:00Hurricane Melissa wreaks more destruction as a flooded river kills 25 people in Haiti, while Jamaica declares a disaster zone. And the race is on to take over Sheffield Wednesday.
1:00:00Jamaica braces for Hurricane Melissa and deadly winds in excess of 180mph. A special report on one-in-one-out migrants. And a look at the life of Prunella Scales, aka Sybil Fawlty.
1:00:00The only British soldier ever charged over Bloody Sunday is acquitted. A Gaza child visits the UK for medical treatment. And the US farmers caught up in the soy bean trade war with China.
1:00:00Another withdrawal at the troubled grooming gangs inquiry. A special report on Hamas's deadly turf wars in Gaza. And the latest on last night's riot at a Dublin asylum hotel.
1:00:00Can Ukraine's President Zelenskyy get the weapons he needs from Donald Trump? And a row over the policing of Tel Aviv Maccabi fans at next month's match against Aston Villa.
1:00:00A new twist in the Chinese spying scandal from the PM. The latest on the hostages and detainees in Israel and Gaza. And an exclusive investigation into black market weight-loss jabs.
1:00:00The Gaza ceasefire faces challenges. And why has an Iranian-made drone, the type which Russia uses daily to attack Ukraine, been put on display in parliament?
1:00:00Scenes of joy in Israel as the 20 surviving hostages are released. Jubilant crowds in the West Bank and Gaza at freed Palestinian prisoners and detainees. Peace in our time? And what next?