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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Trump Tulsa rally given the green light

    Oklahoma Supreme Court dismisses concerns about spread of coronavirus

  2. Another Supreme Court defeat for President Trump

    Plan to deport illegal immigrants who arrived in US as children is outlawed

  3. Caesar Act comes into force

    US sanctions aimed at foreign companies doing business with Syrian government

  4. Government U-turn over school meal vouchers

    Boris Johnson extends scheme after campaign by footballer Marcus Rashford

  5. Re-opening of stores which sell non-essential items

    Number of visitors to High Street shops in England increases 50% on last week

  6. New York police reforms announced

    Governor Cuomo announces broad policing reforms.

  7. UK government gives upbeat assessment of track and trace programme

    But do the figures they've released tell the full story?

  8. “Support bubbles” to be introduced

    People living alone will be allowed to visit and stay at another household

  9. Plan for primary school pupils in England to return to school withdrawn

    MPs from across the political parties criticise government decision

  10. PM condemns attacks against police and toppling of Bristol statue

    More than 100,000 anti-racism protesters took to streets over weekend

  11. Minneapolis Police banned from using chokeholds

    Authorities across US consider similar moves after death of George Floyd

  12. Memorial in Minneapolis for George Floyd

    Family and friends attend service - Floyd's death last week sparked protests across US

  13. US Defence Secretary at odds with Trump over Floyd protests

    Mark Esper does not support idea that army could be sent to quell demonstrations

  14. Joe Biden launches blistering attack on President over Floyd protests

    Likely Democrat Presidential nominee accuses Mr Trump of stoking division

  15. Floyd death: Trump criticises US governors over protests against police brutality

    President urges governors to "dominate" demonstrations or risk looking like “jerks”

  16. Sacked US police officer charged with murder of George Floyd

    Floyd died while being arrested in Minneapolis on Monday

  17. More easing of lockdown restrictions

    People in England able to meet in private, outside spaces in groups of 6 from Monday

  18. “Test and trace” policy to start at 9am tomorrow morning

    Matt Hancock says people have "civic duty" to comply with new system

  19. Growing Conservative unrest over Dominic Cummings

    Junior minister resigns – nearly 40 Tory backbenchers call for Cummings to go

  20. Dominic Cummings press conference in Downing Street rose garden

    PM’s senior adviser: “no regrets” about driving to parents' home during lockdown

  21. Allies of Dominic Cummings deny he breached lockdown rules

    PM’s senior aide travelled from London to Durham when he had coronavirus

  22. China planning new national security law in Hong Kong

    Pro-democracy activists held hundreds of rallies last year

  23. Call to scrap immigration health surcharge for overseas NHS workers and carers

    Boris Johnson says the fee raises £900 million pounds for health service

  24. Work and Pensions Secretary blames scientists for "the wrong advice"

    How should the politician-scientist relationship work ?

  25. China agrees to coronavirus inquiry - after the pandemic

    US Health Secretary launches scathing attack on World Health Organisation

  26. UK coronavirus infection rate creeps back up

    The "R number" now sits at between 0.7 and 1

  27. Top US scientist warns on impact of Coranavirus

    A scientist removed from a key role in the search for a vaccine, has a sober warning.

  28. Thousands return to work in England after lockdown rules relaxed

    Rest of UK under tighter restriction. What will the pandemic do to the Union ?

  29. Chancellor extends furlough scheme

    Treasury plans to pay wages of millions of workers till end of October

  30. Boris Johnson defends plans to ease coronavirus lockdown

    48 page document sets out details of steps to re-open schools and work places

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