Newsnight
January 5, 2004
John Galliano's anti-Semitic remarks could have turned into a full scale diplomatic crisis. Why? Because, as any fashionista knows, Dior - who he desi... Read More
Forces loyal to Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi have moved into eastern areas for the first time since towns there fell to protesters two weeks... Read More
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has been given government approval for its controversial bid to take over BSkyB. The green light follows News Corp's... Read More
Mishal Husain is presenting tonight and she's been speaking exclusively to Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen about how his organisation pla... Read More
Tonight we have an amazing film from Jackie Long about Sarah Palin. Jackie has been to Alaska and got more than just a quick doorstep interview with t... Read More
What are the options for western intervention over Libya? Should we arm the rebels? The idea is being considered by the White House but how realistic... Read More
The big hitters in government have appeared before the Defence Select Committee today at a time when it is being asked whether defence cuts have left... Read More
Unions have reacted angrily to a major report by Lord Hutton proposing a radical overhaul of public sector pensions which would see millions working f... Read More
The latest on police corruption. The state of the Lib Dems with Tim Farron. Who really founded BitCoin? And the rise of porn for women in Japan.
The NHS is under pressure - with a number of hospitals declaring critical incidents. Is there a solution, and what is it? As fresh strikes take place... Read More
As Gazans decide whether to comply with an Israeli instruction to evacuate northern Gaza ahead of an expected land offensive, Mark Urban is in Jerusal... Read More
Joe Biden backs Israel, as both sides blame the other for the Gaza hospital strike and Hezbollah threatens a new front in the north. What has the US P... Read More
Tomorrow will see the start of the longest strike in NHS history. Junior doctors in England will go on strike for six days - amounting to a continuous... Read More
With 2024 set to be an election year, what will the economic backdrop be and how will the parties line up? Nick Watt and Ben Chu assess the political... Read More
Armando Iannucci is in the studio as the PM indicates the election is months away, and Keir Starmer sets out his stall. With Victoria Derbyshire.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden's first speeches of this election year, the NHS's policy problems, UK floods, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor on her 2001 hit's ret... Read More
As the Post Office scandal dominates politics, the real Alan Bates and the writer of ITV's Mr Bates vs The Post Office are live on the programme. With... Read More
As former boss Paula Vennells says she will hand back her CBE, Newsnight looks at the ongoing fallout from the Post Office scandal. Plus Trump's bid f... Read More
The PM promises new laws to deal with the Post Office scandal. Victoria Derbyshire presents a live Newsnight special talking to sub-postmasters, polit... Read More
The cabinet meets to discuss military attacks on the Houthi faction in Yemen after they create chaos in the Red Sea. Will it lead to a wider conflict?... Read More
The prime minister defends his record as director of public prosecutions and accuses Elon Musk of spreading “poison, lies and misinformation” over UK... Read More
Minister for safeguarding Jess Phillips speaks for the first time about being called a 'rape genocide apologist' by Elon Musk. She tells us his posts... Read More
With UK borrowing costs the highest since 2008, how much trouble is chancellor Rachel Reeves and the UK economy in? Plus LA wildfires destroy huge swa... Read More
As the worst-ever Los Angeles fires continue to burn and the destruction they’ve left behind is revealed, the political blame game has begun. What doe... Read More
Rachel Reeves is in China, while the markets are volatile and borrowing costs are shooting up. Could this all doom the government economic agenda? Plu... Read More
It's a year since the Post Office Horizon scandal shot to the top of the political agenda following the ITV drama, Mr Bates vs The Post Office. In Jan... Read More
Anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq becomes the second minister from Keir Starmer’s government to resign, even though she didn't break the ministeri... Read More
As a ceasefire is announce in Gaza, will it stick? We are joined by a Gazan and an Israeli hostage family member. And back in the UK we grade Keir Sta... Read More
After US forces capture Venezuelan President Maduro and land him in a New York court, where next for the US president? How alarmed should Greenland, C... Read More
The White House says the US is exploring ‘options’ to acquire Greenland, and doesn't rule out using its military. How will the rest of Nato respond as... Read More
Immigration officers in Minneapolis shoot and kill a motorist. President Trump says it was self-defence, but the Mayor of Minneapolis says the agent u... Read More
Anti-regime protests in Iran spread across the country, with reports of government buildings being set alight. What does this mean for the future of I... Read More
In Iran the internet is down but the protesters are out, again, with calls for President Trump to intervene. Could the regime really fall? And the ar... Read More
President Trump announces 25 per cent tariffs on any nation doing business with Iran. In Tehran, eyewitnesses say the Iranian regime has cracked down... Read More
'Get out of Iran' - the US government's advice to its citizens tonight. What is President Trump planning? And is a huge new Chinese embassy in London... Read More
As US and UK military personnel are withdrawn from their base in Qatar, President Trump considers his options on Iran. Elsewhere, we speak to the wri... Read More
