Nigel Farage and other senior members of Reform UK have been filmed by undercover reporters celebrating secret new foreign donations.
Channel 4 News and @Verbatim_Media, a group of investigative journalists, can today reveal a plot to break the law on party funding at the highest levels of Reform UK.
You can watch the full investigation here: https://t.co/f1g358fN2Y
Channel 4 News approached Reform UK, Mr Farage, Mr Jukes and Mr Orr for comment on the findings of this investigation. They did not comment but we understand they deny the allegations in full.
El Salvador says it has destroyed the headquarters of Haiti’s notorious 400 Mawozo gang in a major ground and air operation near the capital, Port-au-Prince.
The strike marks its first military attack in Haiti since deploying more than 2,000 troops to help rescue four kidnapped Salvadoran technicians.
The US Department of Justice has issued terror-related charges against three Iran-backed suspects accused of being involved in a series of incidents across the UK and Europe.
The charges include the foiled attack at RAF Fairford in September and the near-fatal stabbing of two Jewish men in north London earlier this year.
Iran has strongly denied any links to the Fairford incident.
The TV presenter Jonathan Ross has said he is horrified by the allegations of sexual misconduct against David Walliams and the conviction of Russell Brand and said he had been “genuinely unaware” of their behaviour.
Ross said it was deeply shocking to revisit footage of a joke he had made at the British Comedy Awards in 2004, which referred to Walliams “going home” with a 15-year-old.
He said the joke had been submitted to him by a writing team.
David Walliams has denied any wrongdoing.
The Ukrainian school where pupils are living with war
After two pupils are killed in a Russian missile strike, a Ukrainian head teacher reflects on the devastating human cost of war, telling @lindseyhilsum why she cannot bring herself to forgive.
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‘Now people want safe bets. They want stories that aren’t gritty, aren’t working-class.’
There’s been a significant drop in people from less affluent backgrounds working in television, film and other creative industries since the pandemic, according to figures obtained exclusively for Channel 4 News.
Shane Meadows, who directed ‘This Is England’, tells Frances Read that he’s seen firsthand how the problem is getting worse.
Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has visited Egypt’s Rafah border crossing, ahead of a planned visit to organisations delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza.
He toured Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses, where aid supplies are stored before being sent into Gaza.
The Metropolitan Police has said a member of the US army has been arrested, as part of a counter-terrorism operation.
The Met said the 41-year-old had been detained near Gloucester under the National Security Act and the country to which the allegations refer is Russia. The FBI director Kash Patel said the organisation had “no tolerance” for anyone whose actions endangered the national security of the US and its partners.
COP31 is underway in southern Turkey - but does the climate conference actually make a difference?
Back in 2015, the landmark Paris Agrement was signed by all 195 parties - with an aim of keeping the global average temperature below 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
But just 11 years later, we are exceeding that level - and the world is suffering an increasing amount of environmental disasters. So can COP still play its part in fighting the climate crisis?
“Do we live in the same country?”
Donald Trump ‘will go down as the greatest US Presidents we have ever had’, Carla Sands - Trump’s former ambassador to Denmark says.
But Democrat strategist Joe Caiazzo says that from the ‘second he came down those escalators 10 years ago, it has been nonstop spin lies, corruption and chaos.’