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    UK sets out plans to replace all EU laws

    Brexit Secretary outlines plans to incorporate EU regulations into British law.

  2. Theresa May triggers Brexit

    Reaction from the UK and Europe to Theresa May triggering Article 50.

  3. Trump promises to stop 'war on coal'

    Comment from a US coal industry Trump supporter and a former UN climate official.

  4. Could Brexit 'perfect storm' propel NI Republicanism?

    Sinn Fein and DUP given more time to resolve disagreement

  5. Can the EU Survive Another 60 Years?

    Ritula Shah hosts a special discussion on the future of the EU in the wake of Brexit.

  6. Westminster attack claims fourth victim

    Eight suspects are arrested in relation to the Westminster attack.

  7. Armed police end terror attack; May calls incident "sick and depraved"

    Four people die in terror attack in Westminster

  8. Tributes paid to NI leader McGuinness

    Mixed reaction to death of IRA leader turned NI deputy first minister Martin McGuinness.

  9. 'No evidence' Obama ordered wiretap on Trump - FBI chief

    Comey confirms publicly that agency conducting investigation into Trump-Russia links

  10. Trump: White House never claimed GCHQ spied on him

    Donald Trump distances himself from White House claims that GCHQ spied on him.

  11. Trump proposes swingeing cuts to US budget

    US president wants to reduce spending on foreign, UN and environment.

  12. Geert Wilders' anti-immigration Freedom Party loses Dutch elections

    The Liberal party of Mark Rutte is set to win most seats in the Dutch elections.

  13. Turkey attacks Dutch with Srebrenica jibe

    How does the diplomatic spat with Turkey play into the Dutch election?

  14. Sturgeon to Seek Second Referendum

    Is there an appetite for a second independence vote? The World Tonight goes to Edinburgh.

  15. 'IS resistance weakening' in Mosul operation

    Iraqi forces battling Islamic State in Mosul 'make significant gains'.

  16. Why have there been 'significantly high' death rates in 19 of England's NHS Trusts?

    A special investigation from Andrew Hosken.

  17. Budget - more money for social care

    Was it a budget that prepares Britain for the challenges of exiting the European Union?

  18. Government suffers second Brexit Lords defeat

    MPs discuss whether they will back the Lords' Brexit amendments.

  19. Trump signs new travel ban order

    How watertight is Trump's new travel ban order from a legal point of view?

  20. 'Fillon must go; unite behind Juppé'

    Senior Les Republicains figures withdraw support for Francois Fillon.

  21. Jeff Sessions rejects claims he lied to Senate

    US attorney general Jeff Sessions steps aside from Russia investigations.

  22. Government defeated on Brexit bill

    The latest reaction from the House of Lords and House of Commons on the Brexit bill defeat

  23. Philip Green settles row over BHS pension fund

    Former pensions minister Frank Field welcomes Sir Philip Green's deal on BHS pensions.

  24. Sir John Major attacks 'unreal' Brexit vision

    John Major says people are being offered an 'unreal and overoptimistic' vision of Brexit.

  25. Labour take stock after by-election results

    Corbyn rejects predictions of electoral calamity.

  26. US secretary of state Rex Tillerson visits Mexico

    As Trump talks up his immigration policy, Mexican leaders voice their irritation in talks.

  27. London's Metropolitan Police gets first female boss

    Cressida Dick is named the first female Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

  28. Trump gets tough on illegal immigrants

    Reporting from Maryland, USA, where immigration raids have started already.

  29. UN declares famine in South Sudan

    A government minister denies there is a famine in parts of the country.

  30. West 'giving up' on liberal world order - McCain

    Former presidential candidate John McCain warns of 'moral struggle'.

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