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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Scottish Catholic Church apologises to abuse survivors.

    Archbishop Philip Tartaglia says child abuse "inexcusable and intolerable"

  2. Deadly bomb blast hits Bangkok.

    At least 19 people known to have died in bombing at busy shrine

  3. Row after pictures taken of Prince George without permission

    How hard is it to take legal action against photographers ?

  4. Greek parliament votes on bailout agreement.

    Tsipras promises harsh spending cuts and tax rises in return for new loans

  5. Croatian engineer reported to have been beheaded by Egyptian IS affiliate.

    Croatian government hasn't been able to verify story -- but says it fears the worst

  6. Russian missile parts found at site of MH17 airliner crash in Ukraine.

    Dutch investigator vows to find out who fired weapon that brought the plane down.

  7. Case against Rwandan spy chief arrested in London is dropped.

    Court throws out extradition proceedings against General Karenzi Karake

  8. UNHCR brands Greece's treatment of migrants "shameful and chaotic"

    Nearly 50,000 migrants arrived in the EU via Greece in July alone

  9. Japan marks 70 years since atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima

    What is the likelihood of achieving nuclear disarmament?

  10. MH370: Debris found in Indian Ocean confirmed as coming from missing plane.

    The flight went down 17 months ago, with 239 people on board

  11. Ted Heath child abuse allegations investigated by five police forces.

    A former aide of late PM discusses reporting of the allegations and Heath's sexuality.

  12. Former City trader jailed for 14 years over market rigging.

    Court heard that Tom Hayes manipulated the key rate almost daily for nearly four years.

  13. Ebola vaccine results are deemed 'remarkable'.

    Everyone receiving it after coming into contact with ebola patient developed immunity.

  14. Cameron criticised for his description of migrants as a "swarm".

    So far this week more than 3000 people have attempted to get into Channel Tunnel.

  15. Afghan government says Taliban leader Mullah Omar 'died in 2013'

    His death has also been confirmed by a source close to the militant group's leadership.

  16. Turkey bombs Kurdish rebel positions after soldiers attacked near country's frontier with Iraq.

    NATO declaration of support for Turkey as it tackles instability along borders

  17. Turkey and US agree to set up a buffer zone on the Syrian border.

    Washington in talks with Ankara about intensifying attacks against IS militants in Syria.

  18. Amber Rudd: I'm no climate change denier

    New Climate Secretary says Conservatives committed to taking action

  19. Obama tells BBC his biggest disappointment is lack of progress on gun control.

    President speaks exclusively to BBC's North America editor on eve of visit to Kenya

  20. Kurdish armed group the PKK says it murdered two Turkish policemen

    PKK says murders were in retaliation for suicide bomb attack close to the Syrian border.

  21. George Osborne: on the political centre ground?

    Chancellor launches Spending Review - govt wants savings of £20 billion by 2019/20

  22. David Cameron sets out his response to radicalisation.

    PM declares determination to work with Muslim community over "poison" of extremism.

  23. What is the solution to the problem of care for the elderly in England?

    The programme hears from former care minister Paul Burstow

  24. Government opens debate on the future of the BBC.

    Ministers say they will ask "hard questions" about size and ambition of Corporation.

  25. Greek parliament debates bailout deal.

    We talk to the former finance minister who negotiated the first bailout five years ago.

  26. Iran and 6 world powers reach a deal limiting Tehran's nuclear programme

    Agreement comes after nearly a decade of wrangling

  27. Greece deal - stability or humiliation?

    Agreement with Eurozone requires government to implement tougher austerity measures

  28. Greece and its creditors try for agreement on new bail-out deal

    Will the EU accept Alexander Tsipras's latest proposals?

  29. Foreign Office tells all British tourists to leave Tunisia.

    British government says threat of another attack is "highly likely"

  30. George Osborne unveils National Living Wage in the Budget.

    We debate the policy with the PCS union and the CBI

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