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Newsday Episodes

  1. Haiti: ‘Gangs in control of Port au Prince’

    Aid groups say roads leading in and out of Port au Prince are under the control of gangs

  2. Europe caps the price of Russian oil at $60 a barrel

    The West is hoping to squeeze Moscow's ability to wage war in Ukraine

  3. Chinese Covid restrictions: Are they lifting?

    We look at whether protests in China have led to the easing of some Covid restrictions

  4. Surveillance expert on China's "digital enclosure"

    Protests in China are posing new problems for the country's censorship authorities

  5. Chinese censorship: "A decisive breach of the Big Silence"

    We hear from a researcher on internet freedom in the wake of the protests in China

  6. Some Chinese cities announce partial easing of some coronavirus measures after protests.

    Cities where anti-lockdown protests have taken place are among those easing restrictions.

  7. Protesters continue to confront police in China

    We heard from one Chinese protester willing to speak out - despite the personal risk.

  8. US Treasury hands Trump tax records to Congress

    The former President's legal team had long tried to prevent the documents' disclosure.

  9. Oath Keepers boss guilty of seditious conspiracy

    The charge carries a sentence of up to twenty years in prison

  10. Oath Keepers leader found guilty of seditious conspiracy

    Stewart Rhodes and one other member face up to 20 years in prison

  11. Oath Keepers: Two members guilty of US sedition

    The charge carries a sentence of up to twenty years in prison

  12. China Covid: Police clamp down after days of protests

    China's State Council has said it will hold a news conference on Covid controls shortly

  13. ‘Golden era of UK-China relations is over’

    PM Rishi Sunak has vowed to ‘evolve’ the UK's stance towards the country

  14. China Covid: Heavy police presence

    Reports have emerged of people being questioned and their phones searched

  15. Anger in China over Xi’s zero-Covid policy

    Zero-Covid policy involves mass testing, quarantines and snap lockdowns

  16. Barriers up in Shanghai as China Covid protests spread

    People are angry at President Xi Jinping’s zero-Covid approach

  17. China Covid protests spread

    People are angry at zero-Covid approach, which involves mass testing and snap lockdowns

  18. Olena Zelenska: Without victory there can be no peace

    Ukraine’s first lady tells the BBC that Ukraine will endure this coming winter

  19. Olena Zelenska: We will endure

    Ukraine’s first lady tells the BBC that Ukraine will endure this coming winter

  20. Uganda closes schools to contain Ebola outbreak

    There are so far 141 confirmed cases of Ebola with 55 deaths

  21. Afghanistan: 'I drug my hungry children to help them sleep'

    Parents told BBC they are giving their children tranquilisers and antidepressants

  22. Russian attacks plunge Ukraine into darkness

    People have been dependent on batteries and generators for tasks as vital as heart surgery

  23. Blackouts across Ukraine amid wave of Russian strikes

    Electricity supplies to large parts of Ukraine, including Lviv, Odessa and Kyiv impacted

  24. Russian rocket kills a newly-born in hospital, says Ukraine

    A two-day-old baby has died in a Russian missile strike on a hospital in southern Ukraine

  25. Australia’s extreme weather events to worsen as the climate get warmer

    Australia is 1.5 degrees warmer than when records began 100 years ago, says new report

  26. The threats from climate change are highlighted in two new reports

    The new reports from Sweden and Australia warn of an increase in extreme weather events

  27. Indonesia quake: Emergency workers continue to look for survivors

    Following the quake in Indonesia on Sunday unconfirmed reports suggest more than 160 died

  28. Hong Kong's Apple Daily chiefs plead guilty to colluding with foreign forces

    The charge against the Apple Daily six was filed under Hong Kong's sweeping security laws

  29. Scores of people killed in Indonesia quake, hundreds injured

    Indonesia quake: Authorities are sending more rescue workers and heavy machinery to help

  30. World Cup 2022: spectacle, controversy and heartbreak

    Qatar is slowly waking up after a difficult evening on the field for the host nation

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