“The baby spent too much time in my belly. He almost died.”

Haitian women are taking extraordinary risks to cross the border to the Dominican Republic to survive their pregnancies.

But once they reach the other side, the reality is more complicated.

On this week’s Political Fourcast Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Paul McNamara jaw-jaw war-war with the former Armed Forces Minister and Shadow defence minister.

Away from the politics and posturing, what does it feel like to wake up this morning knowing you may be sent to Rwanda?
Here are the stories of some of those who came here seeking sanctuary, and have had Home Office letters saying they may be deported: channel4.com/news/meet-the-…

It was a big day for us on Friday.

We were delighted to welcome the first ever cohort for Journalism Cares, a ten week long pilot programme for aspiring journalists from care-experienced backgrounds.

We hosted participants (some of them pictured!) at Sky News in Osterly for…

BREAKING: Channel 4 becomes the first broadcaster to announce its plans for coverage of the General Election night with Krishnan Guru-Murthy emily m ALASTAIR CAMPBELL Rory Stewart The Rest Is Politics Cathy Newman Clare Balding 💙 ensuring C4 will be the home of the best analysis and coverage

Congratulations to all involved . Great idea

In 2019, Glodi Wabuela became the first ‘county lines’ drug dealer to be tried & convicted for human trafficking. It was a shock to realise I’d gone to primary school with him. I’ve spent the last year putting together his story for The Guardian Long Read

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“I’m absolutely sure I will have scars on my back.”

Sir Keir Starmer tells Gary Gibbon that public sector reform will be a struggle if he becomes prime minister, as he would inherit “unfinished business” from the last Labour government.

'It’s jaw dropping'

Justine Greening speaks about the allegations facing the now former Conservative MP, Mark Menzies, saying she’s seen ‘all sorts of stuff in Parliament’, but nothing quite like this scandal.

Mark Menzies disputes the allegations.

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A Black man who was left paralysed from the chest down after falling & breaking his back when he was tasered by an officer ‘who thought he had a knife’, will receive a payout believed to be worth between £1m & £2m after suing the Met Police mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/m…

The first week after prison is the deadliest for ex-inmates econ.st/442g8H2

A new #C4News strand is now live on our streaming platform showcasing some of the strongest recent reports (and of course you can still watch back whole progs if you miss at 7pm) - channel4.com
Channel 4 News esmewren Krishnan Guru-Murthy Cathy Newman Matt Frei Jackie Long

Richard Black was left stranded in Trinidad for 40 years after his UK citizenship was revoked - he is thought to be one of the earliest victims of the Windrush scandal.

Ayshah Tull caught up with him and his wife on their long awaited homecoming.

Iran has launched a direct attack on Israel for the first time - and has warned of a much larger response if Israel hits back.

Jonathan Rugman has the latest.

My ⁦Channel 4 News⁩ report on Israel bracing for possible Iranian attack. From proxies and/or from Iran itself. Or is it that moment when America/Israel pull aside the curtain and find the mighty Mideast Wizard of Oz (Iran) isn’t so mighty after all? channel4.com/news/israel-br…

Britain’s prisons have been 'wrecked by ideological vandalism', says former prison governor Ian Acheson 🇬🇧🇮🇪

channel4.com/news/britains-… via @jackielongc4

That’s what inclusivity looks like

*This* is why we were so keen to get involved with the John Schofield Trust. The national media that reports Britain needs to reflect Britain.

Applications for the RTS Bursary Scheme are now open until 24 June.

Apply now and you could receive:

📺 £1,500 per academic year
📺 Free access to all RTS events, screenings and lectures
📺 A personal industry mentor
📺 Free RTS Membership

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Astonishing testimony from former prisoners, families and campaigners about the state of HMP Wandsworth . The question is: what will - or won’t - be done about it?