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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Anniversary of Islamic State capturing the northern Iraqi city of Mosul,

    How does IS govern and finance the area ? We hear testimonies from people inside city.

  2. Mosul a year on - how IS rules the Iraqi city

    How does it govern and finance the city ? We hear personal testimonies.

  3. Electoral blow for President Erdogan

    Turkey's governing AKP party loses parliamentary majority for first time in 13 years.

  4. Opposing sides in Yemen have agreed to UN-brokered peace talks.

    We hear how the country is struggling to cope

  5. Ukraine's President warns armed forces of full-scale invasion from Russia.

    Poroshenko warns of possible large-scale offensive -- says military "must stand ready"

  6. One of the world's best known athletics coaches is at the centre of doping allegations

    We'll hear details of a major BBC investigation.

  7. Fifa president Sepp Blatter announces his resignation.

    Reaction from FA chairman Greg Dyke and sports minister Tracy Crouch.

  8. Hammond suggests UK Govt will "sell hard" advantages of remaining in EU

    Foreign Secretary says UK will "sell hard" if a decent deal is done

  9. Sepp Blatter re-elected FIFA President

    Blatter defies corruption scandal to win a fifth term as head of world football

  10. Blatter says he cannot be held responsible for corruption

    FIFA boss says scandal has cast a long shadow but he cannot monitor all individuals

  11. 7 officials from football's governing body arrested in corruption investigation

    FIFA's President, Sepp Blatter, says the organisation will "root out any misconduct".

  12. Offensive begins to drive IS militants out of Iraq's western province of Anbar.

    Aim is to cut off IS fighters who'd recently occupied provincial capital, Ramadi.

  13. David Cameron meets European Commission President Juncker at Chequers

    Meeting to discuss government's plans to renegotiate Britain's membership of the EU.

  14. Overspending by NHS trusts in England has massively worsened over the past year.

    Could the increased use of agency nurses be part of the problem?

  15. Net migration to Britain last year reached its highest level for a decade.

    The number of people settling in the UK estimated to be 318,000 higher than those leaving.

  16. Record fines for banks over currency market fix.

    5 major banks fined more than £3.6 bn for colluding to manipulate foreign currency

  17. Iraq's says it's confident government forces will overturn IS capture of Ramadi.

    Thousands of civilians fleeing the city - as militants try to consolidate their hold

  18. EU agrees plans for naval force to combat people-smugglers operating from Libya.

    Libyan ambassador to the United Nations tells us he isn't convinced by the plans.

  19. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Boston marathon bomber, sentenced to death by a jury.

    3 people were killed in attack - former student convicted last month of 30 charges.

  20. Officials in Burundi say President has returned to the country and order has been restored

    Announcement comes day after a senior general announced the military was seizing power.

  21. Eurozone economy is growing - what is the cause of the upturn?

    Italy, Spain, Cyprus and France perform better than expected - but Greece slips back

  22. Kerry and Lavrov hold talks - but can they overcome their differences?

    US and Russia urge all sides in Ukraine to stop breaching the ceasefire

  23. David Cameron appoints his new Cabinet.

    How will the Commons change with the new MP intake?

  24. Cameron defies polls to secure overall majority of 12 for the Conservatives.

    Miliband., Clegg, Farage all resign - and near clean sweep for SNP in Scotland

  25. A round-up of the election campaign as the polls get ready to open

    We have a special report from the East Midlands about the economic recovery.

  26. Final push for Downing Street - party leaders finish their nationwide tours

    Thoughts are turning to the possibility of the electorate delivering a hung parliament.

  27. Politicians spend the bank holiday appealing for votes.

    Labour considering possibility of minority coalition with Liberal Democrats

  28. Miliband - no deal with SNP to get into Downing Street

    Ed Miliband tells Labour rally he won't do a deal with the SNP after the election

  29. Party leaders face the Question Time audience.

    Cameron, Clegg, Miliband put on the spot over their economic plans

  30. Election - Scotland Special

    Ritula Shah reports from Glasgow on Labour, the SNP and the future of the Union.

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