The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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Iran welcomes Gibraltar鈥檚 decision to release impounded tanker
Tehran accuses US of 鈥減iracy attempt鈥�
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Share prices fall sharply over concerns about global economic outlook
Dow Jones index ends the day three per cent lower
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Hong Kong airport engulfed in chaos for second successive day
State media in Beijing broadcast video showing troops moving towards HK
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Pro-democracy demonstrators occupy Hong Kong Airport
Mass sit-in forces authorities to cancel all outbound flights
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Major power cut hits people across the UK
Huge disruption across the rail network 鈥� tubes and roads also affected
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Narendra Modi speaks for first time since removal of special status of Kashmir
Indian PM claims decision is in the interests of majority-Muslim population
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President Trump faces protesters in visits to El Paso and Dayton
2 communities affected by mass shootings at the weekend -- 31 people were killed.
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Deepening war of words between Brussels and Westminster
Michael Gove accuses the EU of refusing to engage in fresh talks
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President Trump condemns racism, bigotry and white supremacy.
31 people killed in weekend attacks in El Paso and Dayton.
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Liberal Democrats win Brecon and Radnorshire by-election.
Victory for Jane Dodds leaves government with working majority of one.
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4th case of Ebola confirmed in Goma
Rwanda closes part of border with DRC 鈥� then relents after criticism
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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25%
US central bank lowers rates for first time since 2008 financial crisis
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Boris Johnson visits Wales for first time as Prime Minister
Welsh First Minister tells us there was "no meeting of minds" on Brexit
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Nicola Sturgeon holds talks with Boris Johnson in Edinburgh
Scotland鈥檚 First Minister expresses doubts about PM鈥檚 desire for new Brexit deal
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Ireland criticises Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit
Irish FM Simon Coveney warns Britain is on "a collision course" with EU.
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Yuval Noah Hariri in 鈥渟elf-censorship鈥� row
Author admits he agreed changes to new book so it could sell in Russia
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Boris Johnson takes over as new Prime Minister
Immediate clear-out of ministers who served under Theresa May
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Conservative party votes for Boris Johnson to be their new leader
Mr Johnson will replace Theresa May as PM when she steps down tomorrow
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UK accuses Iran of 鈥渟tate piracy鈥�
Foreign Secretary condemns Iranian Revolutionary Guard over tanker seizure
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Iran seizes British-flagged oil tanker near the Strait of Hormuz
UK government's emergency COBRA committee meeting tonight
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Margot James quits government
17 Conservatives rebel to stop Parliament being suspended to force No Deal Brexit
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Trump prepares for rally in South Carolina
First appearance since launch of 2020 re-election campaign
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Ursula von der Leyen elected European Commission President
Outgoing German defence minister replaces Jean-Claude Juncker on Nov 1st
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Trump rejects accusations of racism
President steps up attack on four opposition party Congresswomen
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Turkey receives first parts of air missile defence system from Russia
US warns Ankara it will face sanctions for going ahead with purchase
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Iranian Revolutionary Guard accused of harassing British oil tanker
Tehran denies confronting any foreign ships in the Gulf
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Angry reaction to resignation of Britain's ambassador to US
Some senior Conservatives blame Boris Johnson over Sir Kim Darroch鈥檚 departure
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Rivals for Tory leadership in head-to-head tv debate
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt clash over a number of issues, including Brexit
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Former Congolese rebel leader nicknamed the 'Terminator' facing life in prison
ICC finds Bosco Ntaganda guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity
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UK's biggest provider of forensic services paid ransom to cyber criminals
Eurofins Scientific was targeted with virus which attacked its computer network
