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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Islamic State Group in Libya

    Gabriel Gatehouse is in Misrata. Syrian peace talks are suspended.

  2. Cameron - EU deal worth fighting for

    Opponents say EU deal is a 'fudge and a farce'.

  3. WHO declares Zika global emergency

    The WHO says rise in birth defects linked to Zika is now a global health emergency.

  4. British Woman Guilty of Joining IS

    A look at how to treat people returning from Syria. Why French Jews are moving to London.

  5. Zika crisis - Brazil's abortion laws

    Includes reports on Gbagbo at the ICC, and Michael Gove - liberal hero?

  6. Should convicted criminals be allowed to remain anonymous?

    Should convicted criminals be allowed to remain anonymous?

  7. Denmark approves seizing assets from refugees

    Asylum seekers will only be able to keep possessions up to a value of £1,000

  8. A number of EU states plan to prolong their temporary border controls for up to two years

    Athens accused of failing to stem the flow of migrants passing through Greece.

  9. Brazil battles Zika virus

    A mosquito-borne virus causes nearly 4,000 babies to be born with abnormally small heads.

  10. Litvinenko murder 'probably' ordered by Putin

    Russian government furious over claims that Putin approved murder of dissident in London.

  11. Special report on Turkish government battle with PKK

    A special report on the battle between the Turkish government and Kurdish separatists.

  12. Special report on people smuggling from Turkey into Europe

    A BBC correspondent is threatened, the 'staggering' Iraq death toll, and Palin backs Trump

  13. Iran and US end 35-year-long feud

    After the nuclear deal, how durable is the thaw in US-Iran relations?

  14. Is Europe turning against migration?

    Has Europe reached a tipping point in its attitude towards refugees and migrants?

  15. Anglican Church Avoids Schism

    Sanctions for the Episcopal church. Plus Alan Rickman's casting director.

  16. Poland's Government

    Does Poland's right-wing government pose a threat to fundamental EU values?

  17. Inside the 'El Chapo' hideout

    Katy Watson on 'Shorty' Guzman, Germans killed in Istanbul, and the benefit of loneliness.

  18. Aid reaches besieged Syrian towns

    A United Nations aid convoy has arrived in the besieged Syrian town of Madaya.

  19. Saudi considers sale of state oil firm

    Who will invest in Saudi oil, and will new alcohol guidelines change behaviour?

  20. Yemen's Forgotten War

    A report from Yemen's second city, are we still 'Je Suis Charlie'? Plus Big Yin's tour.

  21. Siege warfare - are civilians being starved to death in Syria?

    Are people being starved to death in siege warfare in Syria?

  22. Cameron gives ministers freedom on EU vote

    Cameron gives ministers freedom on the EU vote. Liam Fox says it will not divide the party

  23. Saudi-Iran spat 'threatens Syria peace'

    What impact will the diplomatic row between Saudi Arabia and Iran have on the Syria talks?

  24. Gun attack in Israel kills three - who is behind the shooting?

    Gun attack in Israel kills three - who is behind the shooting?

  25. The Best of 2015

    A special edition featuring the programme's foreign highlights this year.

  26. UK storm connected to mild Arctic

    What is the connection between El Nino, Storm Frank and an unusually mild North Pole?

  27. Storm Frank: Further flooding expected

    Heavy rain expected in northern England, southern Scotland and Northern Ireland.

  28. Historic deal over 'comfort women'

    Japan and South Korea sign agreement, Vichy archives released, record Australian drought.

  29. The Year in Review

    Senior BBC correspondents discuss 2015 with Ritula Shah.

  30. Special report on migrants in Calais

    A special report looking on whether more should be done for the migrants in Calais.

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