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The World Tonight Episodes

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    US secret service intercepts explosive devices sent to leading Democrats

    President Trump says such actions have no place in the United States.

  2. 91热爆 discovers new evidence of Chinese detention camps in Xinjiang.

    Claims that as many as a million Muslims are being held indefinitely without trial

  3. Foreign Secretary says Saudi explanation for Khashoggi death isn't credible

    Turkey to reveal all it knows about the murder tomorrow.

  4. Central American migrants break through Mexico-Guatemala border

    Migrants confronted by Mexican police in riot gear - as they try to reach the US.

  5. 2 senior Afghan security officials killed in Kandahar

    American military commander who'd been meeting them escapes unharmed.

  6. Theresa May addresses EU leaders in Brussels

    EU 27 says there will be no November summit.

  7. MPs call for Commons Speaker to resign

    John Bercow has told friends he will stand down next summer.

  8. Theresa May says real progress has been made in the Brexit negotiations

    Donald Tusk says it is more likely than ever that Britain will leave EU without a deal.

  9. American pastor released from detention in Turkey

    Andrew Brunson's imprisonment on terrorism charges led US govt to impose sanctions

  10. Khashoggi: growing international pressure for answers

    Saudi Arabia's UK ambassador says he's concerned" about missing journalist.

  11. Rising concern in Washington over disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi

    President Trump says he has talked to Saudi Arabian officials at the highest levels.

  12. US ambassador to the United Nations resigns

    Nikki Haley denies she is leaving office to prepare a run against President Trump.

  13. Scientists ask governments to stop climate change causing "catastrophic damage"

    New report says planet needs much bigger emission cuts than previously thought.

  14. Brett Kavanaugh likely to be appointed this weekend

    Controversial Supreme Court nominee gets support of key senators.

  15. UK, US and Netherlands accuse Russia of cyber attacks

    Moscow alleged to have targetted HQ of international chemical weapons watchdog.

  16. A special programme on climate change

    Ritula Shah reports from Tromso in Norway

  17. Boris Johnson makes scathing attack on PM's Brexit plans.

    Theresa May says parts of the speech made her "cross"

  18. Desperate rescue efforts in Indonesia after earthquake and tsunami

    More than 800 people confirmed dead on island of Sulawesi.

  19. Judiciary Committee approves Kavanaugh's nomination to Supreme Court

    Full Senate vote delayed by a week to allow further FBI investigation.

  20. Christine Blasey Ford tells Congress that Brett Kavanaugh tried to rape her

    Trump's Supreme Court nominee angrily denies allegations.

  21. Skripal suspect's 'real identity' allegedly revealed

    A investigative website says the Novichok suspect is a Russian colonel decorated by Putin.

  22. Trump's UN speech is met with derision

    President Trump reiterates his 'America First' agenda to the UN general assembly

  23. Labour promises more power to workers

    The shadow chancellor says a future Labour government would give workers more of a say.

  24. Theresa May tells EU leaders to treat Britain with respect

    PM accuses European Union of rejecting Chequers without offering an alternative

  25. EU dismisses UK Brexit plans as unworkable

    Theresa May insists her Chequers plan is the only credible option for Brexit

  26. EU summit in Salzburg hears Theresa May's Brexit plan

    Prime Minister gets 10 minutes to present Chequers plan to other leaders

  27. Migration Advisory Committee says "no preferential treatment" for EU citizens post-Brexit

    Cap on highly skilled workers moving to Britain "should be scrapped"

  28. Problems mount for Trump Supreme Court nominee

    Brett Kavanaugh denies allegations of sexual assault.

  29. Paul Manafort agrees to cooperate with Special Counsel investigation

    White House says the case is "totally unrelated" to President Trump.

  30. Russian suspects in Salisbury attack say they're innocent tourists

    Downing Street dismisses their comments as lies and fabrications.

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