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The World Tonight Episodes

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    A special BBC report on China's Uighurs

    Investigation uncovers policy of moving Uighurs to factories far from home

  2. Nicholas Sarkozy found guilty of corruption and influence-peddling

    Former French President gets 3 year jail term, two of them suspended

  3. Alex Salmond says “no doubt” Nicola Sturgeon broke ministerial code

    Inquiry into government mishandling of sexual harassment allegations

  4. President Biden speaks to King Salman of Saudi Arabia

    US intelligence report expected to blame MBS for Khashoggi killing

  5. Assad regime's crimes against humanity

    Former Syrian intelligence service agent jailed in Germany

  6. Facebook vs Australia

    Facebook says it will restore news content to its users in Australia

  7. Boris Johnson sets out roadmap to end of lockdown

    All legal limits on social contact could be scrapped by June 21

  8. Harry and Meghan confirm they will not return as working Royals

    The couple are stripped of honorary military appointments and patronages

  9. Paris talks aimed at reviving 2015 Iran nuclear deal

    Western powers say they agree Tehran can never develop nuclear weapons

  10. Huge demonstrations on the streets of Myanmar

    We speak to Aung San Suu Kyi’s lawyer

  11. Daughter of Dubai ruler fears for her life

    BBC obtains recordings of her speaking from solitary confinement

  12. Mynamar coup leader to deal with protests “softly”

    Army wants effective action will be taken against those "harming" the country

  13. Six months on from the start of protests in Belarus

    We speak to exiled opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya

  14. Democrats finish summing up case against former President

    Senate hears “overwhelming evidence” that Trump is guilty of inciting insurrection

  15. Impeachment Trial - Day 2

    Democrats set out their case against ex President Donald Trump

  16. Donald Trump's 2nd impeachment trial begins

    Prosecutors show graphic video of last month's Capitol riots

  17. PM tries to reassure public over covid variants

    Boris Johnson says vaccines being used in UK are effective against mutations

  18. Russia expels 3 diplomats who “took part” in Navalny protests

    Expulsion comes as EU foreign policy chief visits Moscow

  19. Joe Biden’s first major speech on foreign policy

    President promises to confront authoritarianism of China and Russia

  20. Europe’s new covid hotspot – Portugal

    Germany sends doctors, nurses and medical equipment to help

  21. Fears over virus mutation

    UK Scientists discover same genetic change found in South Africa and Brazil

  22. Military coup in Myanmar

    Country's elected civilian leadership arrested in series of dawn raids

  23. Dismay as EU overrides Northern Ireland protocol

    Bloc is permitting member states to impose export controls on jabs

  24. German experts say AstraZeneca jab shouldn’t be given to over-65’s

    Public Health England insists limited data available is "very reassuring"

  25. Boris Johnson rules out re-opening schools fully before March 8th

    PM hopes to set out roadmap for easing restrictions at end of February

  26. UK covid death toll tops 100,000

    Boris Johnson takes "full responsibility" for government's handling of crisis

  27. Hotels may be used to quarantine people arriving in UK

    Plan to use them for arrivals from countries with dangerous variants

  28. Evidence suggests new strain of covid could be more deadly

    Government scientists say data is uncertain, but the news is “a concern”

  29. President Biden announces new measures to tackle covid

    Mr Biden describes the endeavour as a "wartime undertaking"

  30. Joe Biden sworn in as 46th US president

    Mr Biden appeals for unity at “one of most challenging times in our history”

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