Newsday Episodes Episode guide

Zimbabwean President Returns Home amid Protests

President Mnangagwa has returned home after violent protests against fuel price rises.
May To Set Out Plan To Break Brexit Deadlock

The British prime minister will address the House of Commons later today
British PM To Set Out How She Intends To Proceed With Brexit

Theresa May will address the House of Commons later today
China's Annual Growth Slowest In Decades

China's economy continued to slow in the last quarter of 2018, official figures showed
Zimbabwe Calls Crackdown a 'Foretaste'

The UN has called on the government to halt the "excessive use of force"
Israel Targets Iranian Positions In Syria

Israel's military says it has started hitting Iranian targets in Syria
Israeli 'Hitting Iranian Targets In Syria'

The Israel military has carried out missile strikes on Iranian targets inside Syria
Demonstrators Hold Sit-in Protest Through The Night In Sudan

Videos on social media show people demanding the resignation of President al-Bashir
North Korean Official Kim Yong-chol Flies To US For Talks

He is expected to meet US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday
North Korean Negotiator Arrives In Washington DC

Reports say he is carrying another letter from Kim Jong-un to President Donald Trump
African Union: 'Serious Concerns' Over Results In DR Congo

The final election results are due on Friday
AU Call For DR Congo Election Result To Be Suspended

The provisional figures declared the winner to be Felix Tshisekedi
Protesters Fired Upon And Killed In Sudan

A young doctor and a teenage boy were shot dead in the capital.
UK Government Meet With Opposition To Find Way Forward For Brexit

PM Theresa May must present a new plan for EU withdrawal to parliament by 21 January
UK PM Theresa May Holds Talks To Break Brexit Deadlock

How is the UK's political stalemate being seen by the EU?
UN Human Rights Chief Says 900 Killed In Three Days in DR Congo

Reports say four villages in the western province of Mai-Ndombe were involved
21 Confirmed Dead In Nairobi Attack

The Kenya Red Cross says about 45 others are still unaccounted for
People Must Eat Less Meat To Sustain World Food Needs

Experts say it will be impossible to feed everyone without change to global diets
Half The World Needs To Change Its Eating Habits To Feed 10 Billion By 2050

A report in the The Lancet says that the global consumption of red meat needs to halved
Confidence in PM under Threat after Losing Brexit Vote

The House of Commons voted down Theresa May’s Brexit deal by a wide margin
British PM Braces for Potential No-Confidence Vote after Unsuccessful Brexit Vote

The House of Commons voted 432-202 against the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal
UK House of Commons Rejects Brexit Deal by Largest Margin in History

The defeat is the largest for a sitting government in modern British history
Nairobi Hotel Attacked by Suspected Militants

Four men targeted the hotel complex; at least six people have died
Brexit Deal Voted Down in Record Defeat

The House of Commons voted 432-202 against the Prime Minister’s deal
UK Parliament Votes Down PM’s Brexit Deal

Only 202 MPs in the House of Commons voted in favour of the deal; 432 voted against it
Brexit: EU Offers Irish Backstop Reassurance Before Vote

EU offers reassurances on Irish border question ahead of Brexit vote on Tuesday evening.
Brexit: Voting Down Brexit Deal Could Break Up UK

British PM, Theresa May, says a ''no deal'' Brexit would lead to the break up of the UK
Brexit: Counting Down to Key Vote Today

British MPs will vote on the prime minister's Brexit deal with the European Union today.
Brexit: PM Warns MPs to Vote for Her Deal

In a final call to MPs, Theresa May says rejecting her Brexit deal could break up the UK.
Brexit: MPs Debate Late into Night Before Key Vote

MPs in Britain have debated late into the night ahead of a crucial vote on Brexit.