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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Desperate rescue efforts in Indonesia after earthquake and tsunami

    More than 800 people confirmed dead on island of Sulawesi.

  2. Judiciary Committee approves Kavanaugh's nomination to Supreme Court

    Full Senate vote delayed by a week to allow further FBI investigation.

  3. Christine Blasey Ford tells Congress that Brett Kavanaugh tried to rape her

    Trump's Supreme Court nominee angrily denies allegations.

  4. Skripal suspect's 'real identity' allegedly revealed

    A investigative website says the Novichok suspect is a Russian colonel decorated by Putin.

  5. Trump's UN speech is met with derision

    President Trump reiterates his 'America First' agenda to the UN general assembly

  6. Labour promises more power to workers

    The shadow chancellor says a future Labour government would give workers more of a say.

  7. Theresa May tells EU leaders to treat Britain with respect

    PM accuses European Union of rejecting Chequers without offering an alternative

  8. EU dismisses UK Brexit plans as unworkable

    Theresa May insists her Chequers plan is the only credible option for Brexit

  9. EU summit in Salzburg hears Theresa May's Brexit plan

    Prime Minister gets 10 minutes to present Chequers plan to other leaders

  10. Migration Advisory Committee says "no preferential treatment" for EU citizens post-Brexit

    Cap on highly skilled workers moving to Britain "should be scrapped"

  11. Problems mount for Trump Supreme Court nominee

    Brett Kavanaugh denies allegations of sexual assault.

  12. Paul Manafort agrees to cooperate with Special Counsel investigation

    White House says the case is "totally unrelated" to President Trump.

  13. Russian suspects in Salisbury attack say they're innocent tourists

    Downing Street dismisses their comments as lies and fabrications.

  14. European Research Group sets out proposals to avoid hard border in Ireland.

    Irish Foreign Minister dismisses them as "reheat of unworkable ideas"

  15. Orban lambasts European parliament over sanctions threat

    Viktor Orban accuses the European parliament of insulting his nation.

  16. John Bolton threatens sanctions against International Criminal Court

    National security adviser says court is unaccountable and outright dangerous.

  17. Turkish demands for Idlib ceasefire rejected by Iran and Russia

    Tens of thousands of demonstrators demand international intervention.

  18. Treasury cancels tax cut promised for self-employed

    A promised tax cut for self employed people has been scrapped.

  19. UK says Salisbury suspects worked for Russian military intelligence.

    Prosecutors say they can be charged with conspiracy to murder the Skripals

  20. Labour tries to draw line under anti-semitism row

    Party's ruling body adopts in full an internationally agreed definition of the term.

  21. New - and crucial - political term gets underway

    Downing Street dismisses attack by Boris Johnson on Theresa May's Brexit plans.

  22. America prepares to say goodbye to John McCain.

    We hear from the Russian dissident who'll be carrying his coffin.

  23. Senior Labour MP Frank Field resigns from parliamentary party.

    Veteran politician says Labour leadership has become "force for anti-semitism".

  24. Serbia and Kosovo "could swap territory" to end long-running dispute.

    Three former International High Representatives for Bosnia criticise plan.

  25. UN Security Council urged to act on Myanmar

    Divisions emerge over calls for Myanmar to be referred to the International Criminal Court

  26. Myanmar military 'ordered Rohingya genocide' - UN

    Myanmar's Rohingya minority suffered mass killings and gang rapes according to a UN report

  27. UN: Venezuela situation "as bad as Med migrant crisis"

    Ecuador and Peru announce tighter border control measures.

  28. Government publishes advice in case of "No Deal" Brexit

    Brexit Secretary still confident that a good deal is the most likely outcome.

  29. US President Denies Breaking Campaign Law

    US president admits paying hush money but says election campaign funds were not used.

  30. Michael Cohen reaches plea deal with prosecutors.

    President's former lawyer admits charges of tax fraud, unlawful campaign contributions.

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