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The World Tonight Episodes

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    How Rotterdam views the EU referendum

    In a special programme, James Coomarasamy reports from Rotterdam on a possible Brexit.

  2. EU referendum - immigration dilemma for Labour

    Has Labour left it too late to convince voters they are serious about immigration?

  3. Orlando killer 'not linked' to wider plot

    In the wake of the Orlando killings we examine the struggle against home grown terrorism.

  4. Euro 2016 gets underway

    British football fans clash with police in Marseille.

  5. EU campaigners go head to head

    Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon have clashed in a TV debate.

  6. The global challenges facing the next US President

    A special edition of the programme from Washington, presented by Ritula Shah.

  7. Cameron and Farage in EU TV debate

    Prime Minister and UKIP leader face live audience

  8. Young people - will they come out to vote on 23 June?

    Research suggests under-30s will be key to the vote's outcome

  9. Will UN air drop supplies bring relief to Syrians living under siege?

    Britain, France and the US push for humanitarian aid drops at the Security Council

  10. We can control migration in EU, says PM

    Cameron insists his target to reduce net migration can be achieved by staying in the EU.

  11. EU referendum campaign latest

    Is Labour doing enough in the EU referendum campaign?

  12. Migrants drown in Mediterranean crossing

    Italy tackles migrants, Carla Lane has died, and the battle of Fallujah.

  13. 'The Pinochet of Africa' found guilty of crimes against humanity

    Chad's ex-ruler Hissene Habre is convicted of crimes against humanity.

  14. Health experts call for Rio Olympics to move

    The risk of Zika to athletes, Operation Condor and the Christian take on Brexit.

  15. Trump 'clinches Republican nomination'

    Donald Trump claims he has secured sufficient delegates to win the Republican nomination.

  16. Latest on future of Tata Steel in UK

    The latest on the future of Tata Steel in the UK.

  17. EU debate - a turn-off for women?

    Discussion on whether the EU debate, noisy and intemperate, is a turn-off for women.

  18. IS targets Assad heartland

    Huge attacks target Assad's bastions.

  19. Zika Virus Detected in Africa

    Topics include Zika in Africa, Trump in London and jazz maestro Branford Marsalis.

  20. Latest on the Egyptair plane crash

    Latest on the Egyptair plane crash.

  21. Brexit and the EU - a view from Poland

    A report from the Polish town of Sopot and its British twin, Southend.

  22. Multiple Baghdad blasts 'kill at least 60'

    At least 60 people have died as Baghdad is hit by a second wave of bombings in a week.

  23. How immigration has shaped Silicon Valley

    A look at how immigration has shaped Silicon Valley in California.

  24. Major: Brexiters peddling 'ill-informed nonsense'

    Sir John Major claims that the Brexit campaign is 'peddling ill-informed nonsense'.

  25. Mark Carney in Brexit row

    Mark Carney in Brexit row, how best to regulate the BBC, and tackling corruption.

  26. D-Day for Dilma

    Rousseff faces impeachment, IS bombs in Baghdad and Italy passes same-sex civil unions.

  27. Cameron calls Nigeria and Afghanistan "fantastically corrupt"

    What can realistically be achieved at this week's anti-corruption summit?

  28. Philippines' new president 'out-Trumping Trump'

    Analysis of the election of the new Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte.

  29. Sadiq Khan elected Mayor of London

    Labour claims the London mayoral race for Sadiq Khan.

  30. Economic and Political Crisis in Venezuela

    Paul Moss reports live from Caracas. There is anger over a Russian concert in Palmyra.

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