The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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Qatar rejects Arab demand for Al Jazeera's closure
Saudi Arabia and other Arab states launched a blockade of Qatar two weeks ago.
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Inside Raqqa: the battle to recapture Islamic State's 'capital'
A special report on the battle for the Syrian city of Raqqa.
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Brexit at heart of Queen's Speech
Can Theresa May push her legislative plans through with her threadbare majority?
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Philip Hammond puts economy first in Brexit vision
Hammond says Brexit deal should put jobs first; do Tory Brexiteers and Labour agree?
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PM condemns 'sickening' mosque attack
We hear from the community and discuss how to counter extremism.
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Protests held as tower block fire anger increases
Theresa May heckled as she leaves a meeting with survivors of the Grenfell tower fire.
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The prime minister has ordered a public inquiry into the tower block fire in west London
At least 17 people have died in the Grenfell fire, with whole families unaccounted for.
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At least 12 dead and many missing after huge fire destroys tower block in west London.
Harrowing accounts from survivors describe plight of residents trapped on upper floors.
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DUP Hopes for Conservative Deal Tomorrow
Theresa May aims to finalise a deal with the DUP to keep the Conservatives in power.
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Theresa May apologises for election "mess"
The prime minister says: 'I got us into this, I'll get us out'.
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May to lead minority government 'in the national interest'
Theresa May apologised to Conservative MPs who lost their seats at the general election.
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Party leaders in last election push
On the eve of polling day, this is a special programme from Birmingham.
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The third man who carried out London Bridge terror attacks named as Youssef Zaghba
Theresa May pledges to change human rights laws to make it easier to tackle terrorism.
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London Bridge attacker 'was known to authorities'
A look at what is known about the attackers and what may have motivated them.
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May and Corbyn face last major election grilling
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are questioned by David Dimbleby and a studio audience.
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US to withdraw from UN Paris climate accord
President Trump has confirmed that the US will withdraw from the Paris agreement.
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Afghanistan's deadliest bomb attack for nearly a year
At least 90 people have been killed in Kabul.
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A European view of the British General Election
Has Brexit been sidelined in the General Election ?
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May and Corbyn face Jeremy Paxman and a live television audience
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn faced Jeremy Paxman and a live television audience.
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Militant attack on Coptic Christians leaves 28 people dead
Egypt launches air-strikes on extremists in Libyan training camps.
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Trump 'lectures' Nato partners at Brussels talks
US president Donald Trump demands that Nato members pay more for defence.
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'Astonishment and disbelief' in Whitehall as New York Times publishes photographs of bombing scene
Officials in London have reacted with consternation to a New York Times article.
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UK terror threat level raised to critical
The World Tonight reports from Albert Square in Manchester.
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May defends U-turn on care plans
We discuss Theresa May's change of heart with a senior member of the Tory party.
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Trump leaves DC troubles behind as he embarks on foreign tour
President Trump begins a tour taking in the Middle East, the Vatican and Brussels.
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May's tax on skilled migrants faces opposition
Manifesto pledge to reduce immigration criticised.
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Special prosecutor to investigate US-Russia links
Donald Trump faces some serious allegations.
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Trump defends sharing sensitive information with Russia
How damaging could Trump's sharing of classified information be for US security?
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May promises to protect workers' rights
Theresa May makes a pitch for the Conservatives to become the party of the working people.
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Global cyber-attack hits 70 countries and NHS
Huge ransomware attack 'targets old Windows systems'.