Clashes have broken out between protesters and Israeli security forces, as Palestinians mark Nakba - or Catastrophe - Day. They're remembering the hundreds of thousands displaced after the creation of the state of Israel in 1948.

Channel 4 News Home Affairs correspondent, Andy Davies, considers the implications of Rebekah Brooks and husband Charlie's charges, while political editor Gary Gibbon reports on how it affects top levels of government.

Footage shows the moment a UN monitors' car is attacked in Khan Sheikhun, a town near the northern city of Idlib, shearing off the front of one vehicle and damaging two others.

Francois Hollande has a tough job of turning around the economy, with France posting zero growth for the first quarter of this year on the day he was sworn in.

In this episode of Fast Forward, social media experts Clay Shirky and Zeynep Tufekci talk about the potential of Facebook as a tool to topple regimes worldwide.

Carlos Fuentes, one of Latin America's best-known authors and a critic of governments in Mexico and the United States, has died after a literary career spanning more than five decades. He was 83.

The arrest of a young Sunni sparked violent Sunni-Alawite clashes in the Bab al-Tabbaneh and Jabal Mohsen neighborhoods of Lebanon's Tripoli, reports New TV. One resident from the al-Rashed tribe was killed in the violence.

Forty-nine decapitated bodies were found Sunday dumped on a highway connecting northern Mexico with the U.S. border. The incident appears to be the latest salvo in an escalating war between Mexico's two dominant drug cartels.

Attempts to form a unity government in Greece appear doomed to fail as political leaders remain at loggerheads.

Fierce clashes between Syrian government forces and opposition fighters have left at least 23 soldiers killed in the central Syrian city of Rastan, activists said. Opposition sources also said the army had shelled the town, which they say has been under rebel control since January.

The chief investment officer of one of Wall Street's biggest banks, JP Morgan Chase, is to leave the company following trading losses that could reach three billion dollars. The firm said Ina Drew, who ran the London-based division responsible for the losses, is to retire after 30 years service.

On the evening of May 14, following reports that a deal had been reach to end the mass hunger strike by Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, hundreds showed up in the streets of Ramallah to express their support for the prisoners.

Egyptian voters are making their final choices in the first post-revolution presidential election. Many Egyptians say the electoral process will not resolve the issue at the top of people's minds, however, and that is the sorry state of the economy.

China's tightly controlled state propaganda machine was in complete disarray as the Chen Guangcheng saga played out last week, with conflicting messages abounding. Contributor David Bandurski breaks down the sequence of events that played out between state and social media.

David Cameron signed off text messages to former News Of The World editor Rebekah Brooks with 'LOL' - mistakenly believing it stood for 'lots of love'. Brooks told the Leveson Inquiry that Cameron occasionally ended messages with the well-known acronym.

American journalist Melissa Chan became the first foreign journalist to be kicked out of China in 14 years when she was told this past week that she would have to leave immediately. Her employer, Al Jazeera English, responded by closing their China bureau.

Two of the top candidates running to become Egypt's first post-revolution president have squared off in the Arab world's first televised presidential debate, one whose focus became a sometimes angry debate over their controversial pasts.

JPMorgan Chase, the biggest bank in the United states, is in damage control after losing $2 billion in just six weeks due to 'complex investments'. CEO Jamie Dimon calls losses the result of "egregious mistakes".

South Korean customs officials have discovered thousands of medicinal capsules containing trace amounts of human blood smuggled in from China. A South Korean documentary alleges that the source may be abortion clinics. Footage from Reuters.

The number of people out of work in Greece has hit a new record. The unemployment rate was 21.7 seven percent of the workforce in February and in the 15-24 age group, joblessness stood at a record 54 percent.