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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Italy's president names new PM

    Populist parties reject a former IMF economist nominated as Italy's new prime minister.

  2. Weinstein charged with rape and sexual assault

    Producer Harvey Weinstein says he will plead not guilty to all the charges he's facing.

  3. Trump-Kim summit cancellation a 'sad moment in history'

    Trump cancels planned US-North Korea meeting citing Pyongyang's 'open hostility'.

  4. Yulia Skripal says she and her father were victims of assassination attempt.

    This is her first filmed public statement since the Salisbury novichok attack.

  5. Trump says "substantial chance" summit with North Korea will not go ahead next month.

    South Korean President Moon arrives in Washington for talks with Mr Trump.

  6. Livingstone quits Labour

    Ken Livingstone, ex-London mayor, resigns from the Labour Party.

  7. Entire leadership of Catholic Church in Chile resigns

    Scandal over sexual abuse of children by clergy in the 1970s and 80s

  8. WHO races to stop DRC Ebola outbreak

    DRC outbreak likely to be declared a 'public health emergency of international concern'.

  9. Trump: "not clear" whether summit with North Korea will go ahead

    Pyongyang threatens to cancel talks over demand for unilateral nuclear disarmament.

  10. Angry UN exchanges after Gaza deaths

    Funerals in Gaza and anger at the UN after the deadliest day since 2014.

  11. 52 Palestinians shot dead in Gaza by Israeli forces, more than 2000 injured.

    New American embassy opens in Jerusalem.

  12. Europe snaps back at US over Iran deal

    French economy minister: we will not allow the US to police the world's economy.

  13. British government apologises to Libyan dissident

    Abdul Hakim Belhaj's kidnap and torture was aided by Britain's security services

  14. Iran's Supreme Leader says President Trump's body will be eaten by snakes and worms

    Concerted international effort to salvage Iran nuclear deal under way

  15. President Trump withdraws US from the international nuclear agreement with Iran

    Tehran says it is preparing to restart uranium enrichment 'at industrial levels'.

  16. President Trump to announce tomorrow if he'll pull out of Iran nuclear agreement

    Boris Johnson - in Washington - urging the President not to "junk the deal."

  17. Local elections: Labour fails to make breakthrough

    Jeremy Corbyn denies that his popularity has peaked.

  18. Key local elections in England

    First big test for the parties since 2017 General Election

  19. Anti-government demonstrations in Armenia suspended

    Governing party indicates it will back Nikol Pashinyan, to be Prime Minister.

  20. Armenia opposition leader calls on supporters to join a campaign of civil disobedience

    Armenia's opposition leader calls on supporters to join a campaign of civil disobedience.

  21. Sajid Javid promises fair immigration system

    Sajid Javid promises an immigration policy that is fair and treats people with respect.

  22. North and South Korean leaders in historic meeting

    Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-In promise to seek permanent peace

  23. Home Office scrapping targets for removing immigrants from the UK

    Amber Rudd backtracks on previous comments as calls for her resignation grow.

  24. Macron attacks Trump's agenda in US Congress

    President Macron attacks nationalism and isolationism in a speech to US Congress.

  25. US and French Presidents agree to work towards a new deal with Iran

    Trump and Macron say Tehran's regional ambitions need to be tackled.

  26. Deadly Van Attack in Toronto

    Ten people have died in an attack by a van driver deliberately targetting pedestrians.

  27. Democrats file lawsuit over 2016 US Presidential Election

    DNC accuses Russia, Trump campaign and Wikileaks of conspiring to swing result

  28. Queen backs Charles as next Commonwealth head

    Commonwealth leaders are expected to decide on the succession on Friday.

  29. Windrush - Commons clash over landing cards

    A vision of post-Brexit 'global Britain' is hit by the row over the Windrush generation.

  30. Windrush: PM apologises to Caribbean Leaders

    Theresa May says sorry for Home Office failures.

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