Young footballers from Elliot Anderson's old school, Valley Gardens Middle School in Whitley Bay, tell us what inspires them, in the run up to England's first World Cup game tonight against Croatia. Elliot Anderson is expected to make his World Cup debut in midfield.
Sir Gareth Southgate discusses England's World Cup chances and if he'll be watching from home.
'You've just seen a good example with Arsenal, teams often have to go close to earn the belief that they can get over the line'.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has set out his views on Labour's path forward and the policy challenges facing the country.
Speaking to Channel 4 News' Andrew Misra, Burnham said he wanted Labour to become “a party that they can believe in again, a party solidly on the side of working class people.”
Channel 4 News has learned the Golders Green attacker left a psychiatric hospital run by South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust in recent days.
More tonight at 7pm.
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A former funeral director has pleaded guilty to preventing lawful and decent burials, after dozens of bodies were removed from his funeral home in Hull two years ago.
Robert Bush told families he was giving them ashes of their loved ones, when they may have not belonged to them and the bodies may not have even cremated yet.
Michaela Baldwin's stepfather, Danny Middleton, died in 2023 and his body was left in the home even though the family was given ashes Bush claimed were Middleton's.
She said the case is "sickening" and calls for more regulations for people who want to operate funeral homes.
Nigel Farage is challenged by Senior Political Correspondent Paul McNamara over Reform UK's promises to voters, as his party launched its campaign for May's local elections.
Iran says it will not compete in this summer’s World Cup.
The country’s sports minister says it’s no longer able to play, after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in US and Israeli strikes.
This comes after President Donald Trump said he had no issue with Iran taking part.
Starting on June 11th, the World Cup is being held in the US, Canada and Mexico.
Iran was due to play its group stage fixtures in American cities.
If the withdrawal is official, FIFA will decide which team takes Iran’s place.
A huge night for Channel 4 News at the 2026 @RTS_media Television Journalism Awards 🏆
🎉 Five wins, eight nominations, including named Programme of the Year for the third-year running.
A particular spotlight on @lindseyhilsum - honoured with the prestigious Outstanding Contribution award, recognising 30 years of fearless, public service journalism that has defined our global reputation.
From Ukraine to Gaza, the White House to Westminster, our teams reported from the frontline of a rapidly shifting world.
Collecting the award, Editor @esmewren said: “In a reordered world, bearing witness is not optional. It is essential.”
Trudi Burgess was left paralysed after being violently attacked by her partner, Robert Easom, at their home on a Monday morning, after years of physical and emotional abuse.
Bruce Springsteen shares powerful new song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ in tribute to city and protest against Trump and ICE: “Stay free”
“Two dead left to die on snow-filled streets/ Alex Pretti and Renee Good" https://t.co/qt2MzaUKjn
The government has promised to halve violence against women and girls by 2034.
But we’ve discovered the data they intend to measure this against doesn’t actually include girls under 16. It does include men.
Thousands of homeowners are being conned each year by so-called ‘cowboy builders’, a Channel 4 New investigation has found.
Described by the Federation of Master Builders trade body as unqualified or unreliable tradespeople, these rogue actors have cost UK homeowners an eye-watering £14.3bn over the last five years alone, according to latest research.
Anna-Marie wanted a children’s garden for the charity she runs. Instead, she says she was ‘fooled’ into paying £10,000 for a botched job.
Rachel Reeves has scrapped the two-child benefit cap in her Autumn Budget today.
The Chancellor says it’ll lift almost half a million children out of poverty by 2030 but will cost the Treasury £3 billion a year.
How will scrapping the cap benefit families in the UK?