The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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Greece emerges from debt crisis
Greece has emerged from the biggest bailout in economic history.
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Indian floods - more than 900 killed so far in monsoon season.
Regional government says rain is the worst in almost one hundred years.
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Legendary singer, Aretha Franklin, known as "the Queen of Soul" has died.
She entertained generations, with hits including "Respect" and "Say A Little Prayer"
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US priests abused thousands of children
The UN calls the abuse of thousands of children by Pennsylvania priests 'disturbing'.
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Bridge collapses in northern Italian city of Genoa.
Italian government says around 30 people have died - but numbers could rise.
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Erdogan accuses the United States of seeking to stab Turkey in the back.
Measures by Turkey's central bank to stabilise the lira fail to reverse its decline.
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Turkey's Black Friday
Economic meltdown, and a war of words, as the US doubles tariffs on Turkish metal imports.
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Saudis condemned for attack on Yemeni schoolchidren
Has international humanitarian law been breached in Yemen?
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US to sanction Russia over Skripal attack
Washington imposes sanctions on Russia in response to the Skripal poisonings.
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The prime minister tells Johnson to apologise over burka jibe
Boris Johnson refuses to say sorry over article condemned as Islamophobic.
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Iranian president accuses United States of "psychological warfare"
Hassan Rouhani says Washington will regret imposing sanctions on Tehran.
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The official winner of Zimbabwe's election, Emmerson Mnangagwa, calls for national unity
Opposition MDC says they will challenge results in the courts.
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Zimbabwe opposition cries foul as results announced
MDC officials arrested as Zimbabwe's election commission finally announces results.
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Northamptonshire County Council emergency meeting over severe funding crisis
Council's leader said it was his priority to protect the most vulnerable.
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Anti-Semitism - Labour action urged
Anti-Semitism row grows as pressure mounts for Jeremy Corbyn to intervene.
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Big turnout in Zimbabwe vote
Counting begins in the first elections held without Robert Mugabe as a candidate.
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Pakistan opposition parties reject election result
A group of parties in Pakistan say they've rejected the results of the general election.
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Imran Khan claims victory in Pakistan's general election.
Opponents claim widespread vote-rigging and interference from the armed forces.
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US EU deal to avoid trade war
The US and the EU take steps to strengthen their trade relationship and avoid a trade war.
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Dam collapses in southern Laos, flooding six villages.
At least 20 people killed and more than 100 hundred are missing.
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UK 'will not oppose' death penalty for IS jihadis
The government defends its decision not to oppose potential death penalty for IS fighters.
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Theresa May visits Northern Ireland to sell her Brexit blueprint
Brussels challenges key aspects of UK govt's white paper on leaving the EU.
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New Brexit Secretary has first meeting with EU's chief negotiator
EU countries urged to step up preparations for possibility of no-deal Brexit
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Sir Cliff Richard wins privacy case against the BBC.
We discuss whether the judge's ruling means UK law now needs to be changed
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Theresa May narrowly survives Commons vote on key Brexit issue.
Rebel amendment which would have kept Britain in a customs union with the EU is defeated
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Putin and Trump meet at Helsinki Summit
Donald Trump defends Russia over claims of interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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President Trump's UK visit - protests amid diplomatic backlash
President Trump lavishes praise on Theresa May, hours after criticising her leadership.
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Conservative Eurosceptics reject Brexit blueprint
Brexiteers vow to vote against May's proposals for a future trade relationship with EU.
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England's World Cup heartbreak
England's bid to reach a first World Cup final since 1966 ends in defeat to Croatia.
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Trump criticises allies ahead of Nato summit
EU leader Donald Tusk says, 'Appreciate your allies - you don't have that many.'.