Channel 4 News

Convenient but that's almost the only positive. Far too sentimental and jumps on whatever zeitgeist is floating about with a sanctimonious self righteousness. Jon Snow should have been put out to pasture long ago. Main reason I watch is betting with friends how many times he'll fluff his lines that episode.

I was a regular watcher of C4 News when I lived in the UK. Now when I return home, I am even more of an admirer of this news bulletin. It is the only evening news programme to ask those in charge the difficult questions. The longer format also means they can spend more time explaining the details, which you need to know. All the journalists and presenters treat the guests fairly but take no nonsense and don't tolerate any party line being trotted out - regardless of which party in in charge. It is what the main BBC News Bulletins should be.

Why do you NOT show your cast people's names? Like your news but come on can't you put names up.i like to know WHO is giving news weather sports etc. B nice see their names.

With Labour in power, it's good to see Starmer and Labour MPs a hard time like they did with the prior government (Conservatives). I like that. I like when the interviewers give everyone a hard time if they won't answer a question directly.

It's not so much C4 News is particularly 'leftist', rather that its tone and approach is so different to other channels' offerings.

They often have in-depth single issue episodes, for example. Other channels don't do that. Very informative. Deep dives with questions asked of all parties.

I rarely login to IMDB, but some of the criticism here feels unfair and unfounded.

Firstly, what on earth is the other review talking about? Channel 4 News is a news program not a film, there's no acting its a news program, there is no shaky camera action unless the camera person is under fire or in a situation.

The music is not stolen and frankly this person is an idiot.

C4N is a great show, it features in depth analysis by its Oxbridge presenters and researchers. Whether it is the Jonathan Dimbleby prize, James Cameron Prize or BAFTA's C4N has it.

No other news program can compete. Importantly it has the respect of the government and its viewers such a relationship means that interviews and directly sourced information is always favoured to C4 News.

Well done to Jon Snow, Samira Ahmed, Brigid, Alex, and Krishnan for excellent work.