Ghislaine Maxwell was Jeffrey Epstein's closest friend and she was called to testify to US Congress about their crimes and who else may be involved.
Maxwell is already serving 20 years in prison on sex trafficking offences and she refused to answer questions to avoid incriminating herself.
So why is she being questioned in the Capitol now?
Mahmoud Abu Foul was detained by Israel after the military stormed Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza last December.
Now, after being freed as part of the ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel, he recalls the 'torture' he suffered in a detention centre that he says caused him to lose his eyesight.
We put the accusations to the Israeli military. It has not responded.
Donald Trump claims there is ‘white genocide’ happening in South Africa, and ambushed the country’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, with videos and articles he said supports his claims that farmers are being targeted in particular.
We take a look at one of the videos to see if there’s any truth behind the allegations.
TikTok is testing measures to keep kids off the platform late at night, and the UK government says it is watching to see if the measures are effective.
Should there be a social media curfew for younger users, and could it be enforced?
In just over two weeks, cardinals in the Vatican will vote on who will become the next pope.
While over a hundred cardinals are eligible to succeed Pope Francis, there are a few already considered heavy favourites to be elected during the secretive conclave.
The Nintendo Switch 2 will be released this year but Americans are left in the dark because Donald Trump’s tariffs have the Japanese based company pausing pre-orders indefinitely - so what does this mean for gamers?
University student Rumeysa Ozturk was arrested by masked ICE agents in the US and her visa has been revoked, as the Trump administration targets people involved in campus pro-Palestinian movements.
Donald Trump's administration has imposed 25% tariffs on all imported goods from Canada and Mexico, and added an additional 10% tariff on imports from China.
But will this bring revenue and jobs back to the country, or will Americans be left footing the bill?
We explored the rise in people using social media like TikTok to self-diagnose themselves with ADHD.
We myth-busted 10 of the most common online symptoms with an expert and spoke to people diagnosed with ADHD and those who have self-diagnosed.
Watch now:
https://t.co/kZ1FPJeQc9
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is resigning, ending more than a decade as leader after months of internal pressure and falling support.
How did we get here, and what’s next for Canada?
Is nationalisation the solution to the UK's railway woes?
We take a look in our new piece here.
Produced by @Suzannah_journo and myself, @C4Ciaran in front of the camera.
Britain’s railways are a mess and people are fed up. But back in power after 14 years, Labour claims to have the solution: nationalisation.
Will their approach fix the UK’s broken railways?
https://t.co/9aveocNyGK
Britain’s railways are a mess and people are fed up. But back in power after 14 years, Labour claims to have the solution: nationalisation.
Will their approach fix the UK’s broken railways?
https://t.co/9aveocNyGK
You might have heard the names Rust Belt, Sun Belt and Bible Belt and how they could decide the US election.
But what actually are they and why are they important?
Quarter Pounders sold at McDonald's in several American states are being blamed for a deadly outbreak of E. coli.
McDonald's believes the contamination is coming from the onions, and it has removed the burger from menus in several areas as an investigation continues.
Channel 4 News wins the International Emmy for News for ‘Inside Gaza: Israel and Hamas at War’.
The award was once again dedicated to the journalists who have lost their lives covering this conflict, and follows recognition from @BAFTA and @RTS, with the searing eyewitness reporting of @YousefHammash at the heart of this work.
Violence broke out as thousands of Bolivians marched towards the capital city in a protest organised by former President Evo Morales.
The march comes amid an economic slump with Morales looking to confront his former ally and current President Luis Arce.
Almost 40,000 people have died alone in the first half of the year, and thousands were not discovered until a month or more after their death, according to Japan’s National Police Agency.
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary wants European airports to enforce a two-drink limit to cut down on the incidents of drunk and disorderly passengers causing problems on flights.
Got a question about the recent #mpox outbreak? Hopefully our piece can answer it …
Produced and edited by myself and @Tommy_Slick, exec produced by @Rachel_C4N, graphics by Mike Smith and of course fronted by @C4Ciaran