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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Trump pleads not guilty in Washington court

    We get the latest from the US capital.

  2. Trump indictment analysed ahead of court appearance

    The detail of the 45 page Donald Trump indictment

  3. Trump charged with four counts over 2020 election

    We get the latest from Washington DC.

  4. UK government grants new oil and gas licences

    Rishi Sunak says granting new licences "entirely consistent" with net zero commitments

  5. US Republican candidates face off in Iowa

    Rival candidates vying for the US Republican presidential nomination face off

  6. UN chief: Global boiling has arrived

    July 2023 set to be world's hottest month on record

  7. Tributes to Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor

    Irish singer and activist Sinéad O'Connor has died at the age of 56

  8. The toll of Yemen's civil war

    A special report from one street in the Yemeni city of Tiezz

  9. Anger in Israel over judicial reform bill

    Mass protests in Israel - after a law is passed that limits the powers of judges.

  10. Is the drive to net zero changing our politics?

    What role is the debate around climate change set to play in the political process?

  11. The video that's shocked India

    Horrific footage shows 2 naked women being dragged into a field by group of men.

  12. NHS consultants on eve of 48 hour strike

    Senior doctors in England prepare to walk out tomorrow in their dispute about pay

  13. Tears in Commons over controversial Troubles bill

    We speak to Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer

  14. “Turning point” in the fight against Alzheimer's.

    Donanemab trial suggests it slows progression of disease if treated early

  15. Hollywood actors join picket lines in biggest strike in decades

    Hollywood actors form picket lines outside Los Angeles studios

  16. Cerberus heatwave sweeps across southern Europe

    In Italy, temperatures could reach as high as 48.8C

  17. Huw Edwards named as BBC presenter facing allegations

    What does this mean for the BBC and the Sun newspaper?

  18. NATO summit in Vilnius

    Zelensky repeats call for Ukraine to be admitted to the alliance

  19. New developments in BBC presenter scandal

    Lawyer for young person involved says original claims are “rubbish”

  20. US to send controversial cluster bombs to Ukraine

    Ukraine has been asking for the weapons for months amid an ammunition shortage

  21. Unions hit back at Starmer's marking boycott concern

    The Labour leader says he's "very uncomfortable" with the marking boycott at universities

  22. UK Special Forces at centre of Afghan war crimes inquiry

    MOD confirms UK Special Forces part of Afghan war crimes inquiry

  23. Israeli forces start withdrawing from Jenin

    We get the latest from the refugee camp.

  24. Israel conducts major military operation in Jenin

    Palestinian leaders say eight people have been killed

  25. Fourth night of riots around France

    Emmanuel Macron has accused protesters of exploiting the death of a teenager.

  26. France clashes escalate following teenager death

    Police confront protestors and violence breaks out on the streets of Paris

  27. Thames Water in talks with the government to avoid collapse

    The company is in £14bn of debt

  28. UK's pandemic strategy mistakes

    Ex-health secretary Matt Hancock criticises the UK's pandemic planning before Covid

  29. Putin condemns failed mutiny

    Should western allies be prepared for chaos and instability in Russia?

  30. Explorer says his warnings over Titan sub were ignored

    Top underwater exploration expert says he told the man behind the Titan sub it was unsafe

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