The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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UK economic growth slows ahead of general election.
Official figures show economy grew 0.3 per cent, half the rate of previous 3 months.
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Nepal welcomes aid workers in the aftermath of the 7.9 magnitude earthquake.
8 million people now said to have been affected by devastation of Saturday's quake
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A look at a thaw between China and Russia after decades of frostiness
China now a lifeline for Russia as the major economy outside the sanctions regime.
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EU leaders work on a plan to deal with the migration crisis.
Agreement reached to triple funding of search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean
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Election - Yorkshire Special
Ritula Shah reports from Bradford West on a close and bitter election battle.
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Italian police charge captain of migrant ship capsized in Mediterranean.
The World Tonight asks whether each EU country should accept a quota of migrants
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Election - SNP manifesto launch
Is Nicola Sturgeon's offer to the UK genuine?
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Election - Foreign Policy Special
Ritula Shah and guests discuss Europe, the Middle East and China - from Chatham House
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Who came out on top in the BBC's opposition leaders' debate?
Miliband faces demands from SNP, Greens and Plaid to go further in reversing austerity.
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Election - Lib Dem Manifesto launch
We examine their proposals and ask if they're sacrificing principles in favour of power.
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Election - Conservative Manifesto Day
David Cameron promises the "good life" for all.
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Election - The Labour Manifesto
Will 'fiscal responsibility' be a vote winner?
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Leading aid agency abandons Frontex rescue mission for migrants
Medecins Sans Frontieres launches its own search and rescue mission
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French TV channel goes off air after hack by IS supporters
French PM condemns hackers, describes act as "attack on freedom of expression"
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Labour defends manifesto commitment to scrap non-dom tax rule
Status allows tens of thousands of wealthy people to avoid tax on overseas earnings.
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Nicola Sturgeon willing to defeat Cameron as part of "anti-Tory majority"
Scottish party leaders have taken part in a televised election debate in Edinburgh.
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UN says situation in Yarmouk refugee camp in Syria 'beyond inhumane'.
Security Council appeals for urgent humanitarian access - 18,000 believed trapped
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Iran nuclear deal: Rouhani says "we will not cheat"
We ask if the agreement struck by Tehran and Washington will hold
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Leaders of 7 parties take part in main televised debate of 2015 general election campaign.
Only chance during campaign for Miliband and Cameron to confront each other face-to-face
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Labour hits back at accusations that it's anti-business
Miliband dismisses a warning by leaders of some of Britain's best-known companies
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Goodbye Goodluck.
Buhari wins in Nigeria. We profile the new President.
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General Election 2017: campaign officially begins
Cameron says voters have a "stark choice" between him and Miliband in Downing Street
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Have the chances of US-Iran nuclear deal been damaged by Yemen conflict ?
United States supports Saudi action AGAINST Iranian-backed Houthi rebels
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French prosecutors say German airliner deliberately brought down by co-pilot
Senior executives at Lufthansa react with horror
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Confusion in Yemen about the President's whereabouts.
We hear what life is like in Aden
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German passenger jet carrying 150 people crashes in French alps.
No survivors -- we report from the site -- and talk to an air crash investigator.
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David Cameron rules out a third term as Prime Minister
PM tells BBC he will stand for full 2nd term but then "fresh leadership" would be good
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Islamic State militants say they were behind Yemen suicide bombings
2 mosques in Sanaa are hit - more than 130 people killed
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Election - Defence Special
A special edition of the programme from Chatham House looks at defence in the UK.
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Chancellor announces Budget - 7 weeks before General Election
Osborne announces tax cuts for workers and savers as well as help for first-time buyers.