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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Gosport hospital deaths - 'disregard for human life'

    Hundreds of patients in a Gosport hospital died after being given dangerous doses of drugs

  2. UN condemns Italy's interior minister for "racist" comments

    Matteo Salvini says he'd count the number of Roma in Italy

  3. Trump blames Democrats over migrant separation policy

    Donald Trump blames the Democrats for his policy of separating the children of migrants.

  4. Europe divided on migration policy

    President Macron has said the EU approach to migration is not fit for purpose.

  5. Theresa May facing a fresh confrontation with Conservative backbenchers

    Dominic Grieve calls wording of government amendment to Brexit bill "slap in the face".

  6. Saudi-led coalition begins major offensive against port of Hodeidah in Yemen

    UN Security Council to meet tomorrow.

  7. Trump meets Kim in historic Singapore summit

    US to halt military exercises with South Korea

  8. Trump and Kim set for historic summit

    Both sides are talking up the prospects of a successful outcome.

  9. Trump says Russia should be added to the G7

    Europeans reject the idea - at a divided summit in Canada

  10. Northern Ireland abortion court judgment 'enormously significant'

    Despite losing on a technicality, Northern Ireland pro-abortion campaigners scent victory.

  11. Brexit Secretary David Davis "concerned" over government's plans

    Full details of the government's Brexit "backstop" proposal to be outlined tomorrow

  12. Iran begins process of increasing its uranium enrichment capacity.

    Move follows President Trump's decision to abandon the international nuclear deal.

  13. Anger grows over rail timetable chaos

    As the transport secretary announces an inquiry, calls for him to resign grow.

  14. Donald Trump says Singapore summit is back on.

    President meets one of North Korea's most senior officials at the White House.

  15. Italian parties revive plans to form coalition government

    5 Star and The League agreement could end 2 months of political stalemate.

  16. Ukraine staged fake murder of journalist

    Russian journalist who was reportedly killed yesterday appears at a news conference.

  17. Global stock markets tumble over political uncertainty in Italy.

    Talks to establish a new government have been suspended until tomorrow

  18. Italy's president names new PM

    Populist parties reject a former IMF economist nominated as Italy's new prime minister.

  19. Weinstein charged with rape and sexual assault

    Producer Harvey Weinstein says he will plead not guilty to all the charges he's facing.

  20. Trump-Kim summit cancellation a 'sad moment in history'

    Trump cancels planned US-North Korea meeting citing Pyongyang's 'open hostility'.

  21. Yulia Skripal says she and her father were victims of assassination attempt.

    This is her first filmed public statement since the Salisbury novichok attack.

  22. Trump says "substantial chance" summit with North Korea will not go ahead next month.

    South Korean President Moon arrives in Washington for talks with Mr Trump.

  23. Livingstone quits Labour

    Ken Livingstone, ex-London mayor, resigns from the Labour Party.

  24. Entire leadership of Catholic Church in Chile resigns

    Scandal over sexual abuse of children by clergy in the 1970s and 80s

  25. WHO races to stop DRC Ebola outbreak

    DRC outbreak likely to be declared a 'public health emergency of international concern'.

  26. Trump: "not clear" whether summit with North Korea will go ahead

    Pyongyang threatens to cancel talks over demand for unilateral nuclear disarmament.

  27. Angry UN exchanges after Gaza deaths

    Funerals in Gaza and anger at the UN after the deadliest day since 2014.

  28. 52 Palestinians shot dead in Gaza by Israeli forces, more than 2000 injured.

    New American embassy opens in Jerusalem.

  29. Europe snaps back at US over Iran deal

    French economy minister: we will not allow the US to police the world's economy.

  30. British government apologises to Libyan dissident

    Abdul Hakim Belhaj's kidnap and torture was aided by Britain's security services

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