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Jon Snow has been deposited on a slightly tatty sofa to talk about media in the developing world. The relentlessly charming journalist, whose bright pink socks show a smudge of bicycle chain oil, is less inclined to be reflective, however – not, at least, when reminded that this Thursday marks 25 years since he first presented Channel 4 News. |
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I wake up and don't have a clue where I am. There is barely any light, hardly enough to pierce the curtains. But it's not the gloom or the early start that has left me confused. It's the ear-splitting chanting. |
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DIVERS have retrieved the first bodies from the submerged South Korean ferry that capsized nearly four days ago, marking a grim new stage in the search and recovery process.
ELSEWHERE: SYDNEY - A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.5 has struck off Papua New Guinea, the US Geological Survey.... |
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Divers have retrieved the first bodies from the submerged South Korean ferry that capsized nearly four days ago, marking a grim new stage in the search and recovery process. ELSEWHERE: SYDNEY - A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.5 has struck off Papua New Guinea, the US Geological Survey.... |
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DAMASCUS The sound of battles echoes from the outskirts of the capital as Christians in Damascus celebrated the Easter weekend, briefly ignoring the conflict for the yearly ritual. At the gates of Saint George Syrian Orthodox Church just a few minutes walk from a school where a mortar attack killed.... |
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DAMASCUS - The sound of battles echoes from the outskirts of the capital as Christians in Damascus celebrated the Easter weekend, briefly ignoring the conflict for the yearly ritual. At the gates of Saint George Syrian Orthodox Church - just a few minutes walk from a school where a mortar attack.... |
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JERUSALEM — Israeli police officers blocked Palestinian Christians on their way to an Easter celebration Saturday at one of the holiest Christian sites in Jerusalem’s Old City, according to a top U.N. envoy. Read full article >> |
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(PARIS) — Four French journalists held hostage in Syria for 10 months have been released, officials said Saturday, the latest batch of reporters to be freed in what has become the world’s deadliest conflict for the media. MoreFacebook Removes Jihadist Preacher’s PageAssad Claims a ‘Turning Point’ in.... |
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Mortars thunked and gunfire crackled nearby as Christians in Syria's capital Damascus paused briefly from their nation's ongoing war to celebrate Easter. |
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Dissident republican suspects in the killing of one of their former commanders in Belfast are "dinosaurs trapped in the past", the city's Lord Mayor said. |
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* Good Friday services held in ancient Syriac language. * Syria's Christians fearful of Islamist rebels. * Many also wary of authorities. DAMASCUS, April 19 (Reuters) - The sound of battles echoes from the outskirts of the capital as Christians in Damascus celebrated the Easter weekend, briefly ignoring the conflict for the yearly ritual. |
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