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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Abuse Inquiry: 'urgent action needed' to restore confidence

    Home Affairs committee: assault allegations within inquiry 'not taken seriously'.

  2. Hammond's gloomy post-Brexit Autumn Statement

    Chancellor's Autumn Statement - with gloomy forecasts on growth, borrowing and debt.

  3. Will China gain if US pulls out of Pacific trade deal?

    Donald Trump says he will pull the US out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

  4. May promises low corporation tax at CBI conference

    Should Britain be offering one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the developed world?

  5. Donald Trump appoints controversial figures to his administration

    The World Tonight scrutinises allegations that the new US Attorney-General is racist.

  6. Donald Trump meets the Japanese PM

    Donald Trump meets the Japanese prime minister - his first meeting with a foreign leader.

  7. Britain's Aid Budget: Money Well Spent?

    Aid agencies and critics debate whether UK taxpayers' money is being spent wisely.

  8. Obama warns Europe against nationalism

    The World Tonight examines whether Europe's far right can take heart from Trump's victory.

  9. Make globalisation work for all, says Theresa May

    Can globalisation work for everyone, and is one country alone able to ensure it does?

  10. IS Mosul human rights violations 'horrific' - UN

    Evidence of fresh atrocities in wake of Mosul massacre.

  11. When Donald Trump met Barack Obama

    Mr Obama says he has had an 'excellent' and 'wide-ranging' conversation with Donald Trump.

  12. Donald Trump wins US elections

    The world reacts to Trump's election victory.

  13. Clinton and Trump - last push before the vote

    Has the divisive and acrimonious campaign changed US politics for good?

  14. Criticism of Turkish opposition arrests

    Will the US and the EU have any influence over Turkey's increasingly repressive regime?

  15. Brexit court judgment a 'major setback' for May

    The Brexit court setback prompts a row over the judiciary.

  16. Pressure grows on South Africa's President Zuma to resign

    Pressure grows on South Africa's President Zuma to resign.

  17. Russia cyber threat warnings

    The Democrats urge the FBI to reveal what it knows about Trump's Russia ties.

  18. Bank of England's Mark Carney to stay on until 2019

    Is it good news for the UK? We have reaction from a critic and a supporter.

  19. FBI Probes New Clinton Emails

    Could a new FBI investigation further undermine trust in Hillary Clinton ahead of voting?

  20. Venezuela opposition calls general strike

    President Maduro promises to raise the minimum wage by 40% as he fights for his survival.

  21. Latest from the Calais camp - is it mission accomplished?

    The closure of the Calais camp causes growing concen for migrant women and children.

  22. Allegations of atrocities by IS soldiers against civilians in Mosul

    We interview the UNHCR - and a special report from Ian Pannell with Iraqi special forces.

  23. Massive corporate merger comes under political fire

    Trump, Clinton, and congress all question the AT and T tie-up with Time Warner.

  24. Canada walks away from EU trade deal

    Canada's trade negotiator has walked out of talks on a deal with the EU.

  25. Trump 'reserves right to challenge questionable' election

    Donald Trump: I may not accept 'questionable' election.

  26. Latest from Mosul

    Latest on the battle for Mosul. Should sex offenders be chemically castrated?

  27. Mosul - IS Holding Civilians Hostage

    The World Tonight talks to a man who fled Mosul, and paid a terrible price.

  28. Mosul attack: 'civilians will be at extreme risk' - UN

    The UN warns that the attack on Mosul poses an 'extreme risk to civilians'.

  29. Bank Governor: 'inflation can rise above 2%'

    Mark Carney says the Bank of England 'will allow price rises' to support jobs and growth.

  30. Sturgeon Promises New Independence Referendum Bill

    How realistic are Nicola Sturgeon's plans to protect Scottish interests ahead of Brexit?

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