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The World Tonight Episodes

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    BMA announces a new wave of strikes

    BMA announces industrial action - can a new deal be found?

  2. EU Orders Apple to Pay Back Millions in Tax

    Ireland's junior finance minister says his country has done nothing wrong.

  3. War in Syria: US Warns Over Turkish-Kurdish Violence

    Washington pleas with its allies to stop fighting each other.

  4. Why does Iran arrest so many British 'dual nationals'?

    A special focus on one of the biggest foreign policy problems for the British government.

  5. Colombia Seeks to Compensate War Victims

    Can Colombia administer justice for those who have suffered in its long civil war?

  6. Italy's devastating earthquake

    When will scientists be able to predict earthquakes more accurately?

  7. Russian anger over Paralympic ban

    Russia criticises a ban on its athletes competing at the Paralympics.

  8. Stock up ! Germany to update war-time civil defence strategy

    Germans to be told they should store food and water for ten days in case of attack.

  9. Germany proposes a partial burqa ban

    Does the full face covering hinder communication and social cohesion?

  10. Omran's doctor describes horror in Syrian hospital

    Life under siege in Aleppo - and the Zimbabwean flower protesters

  11. Public health campaigners criticise child obesity strategy.

    Government plan won't extend junk food advertising ban or curb cut-price offers in shops

  12. Anjem Choudary guilty of inviting support for IS group.

    One of Britain's most infamous radical preachers is to be sentenced next month.

  13. Paralympics crisis talks in Rio over financial problems

    50 countries could miss the Paralympics because grants haven't been paid.

  14. Why so many empty seats in Rio?

    Are ordinary Brazilians getting access to the Olympic Games?

  15. Syrian doctors beg Obama for help

    How should the US respond to the humanitarian disaster in Aleppo?

  16. Baltimore police accused of discrimination

    We talk to an African-American councillor at Baltimore City Hall.

  17. Russia and Turkey 'normalise relations'

    The presidents of Russia and Turkey say they share a common goal.

  18. Aleppo - rebels claim the siege is broken

    Can aid now get through? We talk to the UN's Syria humanitarian task force chief.

  19. Police fire tear gas ahead of Rio opening ceremony

    Rio protestors prevented from reaching opening ceremony.

  20. Child sex abuse inquiry chair quits, again

    Dame Goddard - third head of child abuse panel - resigns.

  21. UKIP donor: "The way it's going, it's death"

    Ukip leadership favourite Steven Woolfe is excluded from the contest.

  22. Is Theresa May right to downgrade the Northern Powerhouse?

    Government shifts tack to an economy that 'works for everyone'.

  23. American warplanes attack IS group in Libya

    The UN-backed Libyan government asks for US help in Sirte.

  24. Syrian maternity hospital targeted by airstrike

    A maternity hospital in a rebel-held area of Syria has been hit by an airstrike.

  25. UK goverment wants more time to consider EDF nuclear deal

    EDF board approves Hinkley Point C - but London delays sign-off until September.

  26. Who is the EU's new Brexit negotiator?

    Who is Michel Barnier, the man the EU has appointed as their Brexit negotiator?

  27. French Catholic priest killed by so-called Islamic State

    French prosecutors confirm that one of the killers was on a terror watch list.

  28. Sir Philip Green to sue Frank Field

    Ex-BHS owner Sir Philip Green demands an apology over comparisons to Robert Maxwell.

  29. Munich police: shootings are 'terror attack'

    Huge manhunt under way following Munich attacks.

  30. Trump Questions Nato's doctrine

    Republican presidential nominee says he may abandon automatic protection of Nato allies.

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