He shared it with Radio 5 Live listeners and now Alex Thomson shares his particular talent on screen for the very first time.

To bridge the educational gap in developing countries by educating, empowering and enlightening the youth. While promoting environmental issues and the reuse of electronics

"Hell in all its fury has visited the good people of Victoria in the last 24 hours" said the Australian Prime Minister as the worst fire disaster in the country's history rages on, reports Keme Nzerem.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy is a British television newscaster and journalist. He is the main anchor of the Channel 4 News at Noon and regularly presents the main evening Channel 4 News. Originally from Liverpool, Guru-Murthy attended the independent Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Blackburn, in Lancashire. He read Philoso...phy, Politics and Economics at Hertford College, Oxford, and now lives in Notting Hill, London, with his wife, Lisa, and daughter, Jasmine, and son, Jay. His sister is news presenter and journalist Geeta Guru-Murthy. He first appeared on the DEF II programme Open to Question in 1988, and later presented the BBC's children's news programme, Newsround from 1991 to 1994. After spending three years as a reporter for Newsnight he became one of the first presenters of the BBC's then-new rolling news channel, BBC News 24, in the 12-4 pm slot. After ten years at the BBC he joined Channel 4 in 1998. He has assisted presenting some of Channel 4's most controversial programmes including The Autopsy and The Exorcism, has reported from around the world covering many disasters and conflicts, and has also appeared in a documentary about the band Gorillaz called Charts of Darkness. He has presented his own weekly radio programme on LBC 97.3 and appears regularly on BBC Radio 4 as a broadcaster and commentator. He has appeared as a guest on the comedy news show on Radio 4 The News Quiz, and has had cameo appearances in several productions, including regular ones Bremner, Bird and Fortune and short cameos in one-off productions such as Shaun of the Dead and Dead Set. He also hosted the Channel 4 quiz show, Number One and The National Lottery. He used to write a weekly column in the Metro newspaper. He plays in a rock band with Peter Barron, the editor of Newsnight and Tim Hincks, the chief creative officer of Endemol UK. He also presents The TV Show on Channel 4 every month, a discussion programme about television.

Commentary on the State of the Union that is the United Kingdom, ie: Scotland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales. With focus particularly on Scotland and England. The full version of Boom and Bust. Some things are just too important to leave unsaid.

We're looking for your suggestions for the Channel 4 News Political Impact Award 2009. Thinking caps on...

Watch prime minister Gordon Brown's (freudian?) slip at PMQs.

A little light relief for the Chancellor of the Exchequer as Little Britain star David Walliams turns up at Number 11 Downing Street.