Daughter's quest for justice over war reporter's death
Ten years ago, correspondent Terry Lloyd was shot dead on the eve of the invasion of Iraq. I returned to the same spot with his daughter.
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Mark is a multi-award winning journalist who co-presents ITV News at Ten, often from places as far afield as the Antarctic, Somalia and Afghanistan. In 2010, Mark won a BAFTA for his part in ITV News's coverage of the Haiti earthquake.
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Will the West want to hit back in north Africa?
If there has been loss of life among hostages in Algeria, will the West want to hit back at al-Qaeda-linked groups in the Sahel region?
Fears that Mali is the new Afghanistan energising France
Northern Mali has become a haven for Islamic radicals, fuelled by weapons from Gadaffi's Libya. The French mission may last quite some time.
A New York taxi driver's view on the city's recovery
If you want an opinion on anything in New York, natural disasters included, you only have to hail one of the city's famous yellow taxis.
Hillsborough: The Truth… A quarter of a century late
The 23-year-old secrets contained in thousands of documents are simply shocking .
Sir Alastair 'set the bar high and we merely looked up'
Current News at Ten anchor Mark Austin: Alastair Burnet 'set the bar high and we merely looked up'
Mass graves and tipping points
The mass graves of Srebrenica in Bosnia in 1995 and Racak in Kosovo in 1999 were both tipping points - the mass graves of Houla won't be.
Marie Colvin: A defiant optimist
It is no coincidence that the rain relented and the sun shone today, because the life we gathered to celebrate was defiantly optimistic.
Blair: 'All options on Syria should remain open'
In an interview with ITV News, Tony Blair told Mark Austin that Britain should “keep all options open” when it comes to Syria.
Thatcher took 'three minutes' to make Belgrano decision
It took Margaret Thatcher "three minutes" to decide that Britain would sink the Argentine warship the Belgrano during the Falklands War.