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The World Tonight Episodes

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    European Research Group sets out proposals to avoid hard border in Ireland.

    Irish Foreign Minister dismisses them as "reheat of unworkable ideas"

  2. Orban lambasts European parliament over sanctions threat

    Viktor Orban accuses the European parliament of insulting his nation.

  3. John Bolton threatens sanctions against International Criminal Court

    National security adviser says court is unaccountable and outright dangerous.

  4. Turkish demands for Idlib ceasefire rejected by Iran and Russia

    Tens of thousands of demonstrators demand international intervention.

  5. Treasury cancels tax cut promised for self-employed

    A promised tax cut for self employed people has been scrapped.

  6. UK says Salisbury suspects worked for Russian military intelligence.

    Prosecutors say they can be charged with conspiracy to murder the Skripals

  7. Labour tries to draw line under anti-semitism row

    Party's ruling body adopts in full an internationally agreed definition of the term.

  8. New - and crucial - political term gets underway

    Downing Street dismisses attack by Boris Johnson on Theresa May's Brexit plans.

  9. America prepares to say goodbye to John McCain.

    We hear from the Russian dissident who'll be carrying his coffin.

  10. Senior Labour MP Frank Field resigns from parliamentary party.

    Veteran politician says Labour leadership has become "force for anti-semitism".

  11. Serbia and Kosovo "could swap territory" to end long-running dispute.

    Three former International High Representatives for Bosnia criticise plan.

  12. UN Security Council urged to act on Myanmar

    Divisions emerge over calls for Myanmar to be referred to the International Criminal Court

  13. Myanmar military 'ordered Rohingya genocide' - UN

    Myanmar's Rohingya minority suffered mass killings and gang rapes according to a UN report

  14. UN: Venezuela situation "as bad as Med migrant crisis"

    Ecuador and Peru announce tighter border control measures.

  15. Government publishes advice in case of "No Deal" Brexit

    Brexit Secretary still confident that a good deal is the most likely outcome.

  16. US President Denies Breaking Campaign Law

    US president admits paying hush money but says election campaign funds were not used.

  17. Michael Cohen reaches plea deal with prosecutors.

    President's former lawyer admits charges of tax fraud, unlawful campaign contributions.

  18. Greece emerges from debt crisis

    Greece has emerged from the biggest bailout in economic history.

  19. Indian floods - more than 900 killed so far in monsoon season.

    Regional government says rain is the worst in almost one hundred years.

  20. Legendary singer, Aretha Franklin, known as "the Queen of Soul" has died.

    She entertained generations, with hits including "Respect" and "Say A Little Prayer"

  21. US priests abused thousands of children

    The UN calls the abuse of thousands of children by Pennsylvania priests 'disturbing'.

  22. Bridge collapses in northern Italian city of Genoa.

    Italian government says around 30 people have died - but numbers could rise.

  23. Erdogan accuses the United States of seeking to stab Turkey in the back.

    Measures by Turkey's central bank to stabilise the lira fail to reverse its decline.

  24. Turkey's Black Friday

    Economic meltdown, and a war of words, as the US doubles tariffs on Turkish metal imports.

  25. Saudis condemned for attack on Yemeni schoolchidren

    Has international humanitarian law been breached in Yemen?

  26. US to sanction Russia over Skripal attack

    Washington imposes sanctions on Russia in response to the Skripal poisonings.

  27. The prime minister tells Johnson to apologise over burka jibe

    Boris Johnson refuses to say sorry over article condemned as Islamophobic.

  28. Iranian president accuses United States of "psychological warfare"

    Hassan Rouhani says Washington will regret imposing sanctions on Tehran.

  29. The official winner of Zimbabwe's election, Emmerson Mnangagwa, calls for national unity

    Opposition MDC says they will challenge results in the courts.

  30. Zimbabwe opposition cries foul as results announced

    MDC officials arrested as Zimbabwe's election commission finally announces results.

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