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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Trump: " When Bannon lost his job, he lost his mind"

    President turns on Steve Bannon after ex-adviser accuses president's son of 'treason'.

  2. US plans emergency Security Council session to debate Iran unrest

    UN Ambassador Haley says Washington wants to amplify the voices of protesters.

  3. Police officer shot dead in Iran during anti-government rally

    Protests continue across Iran after a police officer is shot dead during a rally.

  4. Iran Protests

    Anti-government protests sweep across Iran, a European view on Brexit and new year honours

  5. Russia in 2018

    How will hosting the World Cup and the presidential elections shape Russia in 2018?

  6. Critically ill children moved out of rebel-held suburb near Damascus

    UN humanitarian coordinator for Syria says people are being used as 'bargaining chips'.

  7. Former president of Peru asks the people of his country to forgive him

    Protests after Alberto Fujimori is pardoned for corruption and human rights abuses.

  8. US life expectancy drops for second consecutive year

    US life expectancy drops, experts point to the opioid crisis as a major factor.

  9. UN votes against US decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital

    President Trump threatens to cut off aid to countries supporting the motion.

  10. Damian Green sacked after pornography allegations

    Damian Green, one of Theresa May's closest allies, has been sacked from the cabinet.

  11. US Congress approves major overhaul of tax system

    Significant cuts in corporation tax - first major legislative victory for President Trump.

  12. African National Congress picks new leader

    Cyril Ramaphosa becomes the new leader of the ANC, but can he bring radical change?

  13. Australia responds to landmark child sex abuse inquiry

    Archbishop Denis Hart rejects the call for priests to end the secrecy of confession.

  14. EU summit split over migrant policy

    European Council president suggests policy on relocating migrants has been 'ineffective'.

  15. The government loses a key Brexit vote

    11 Conservatives rebel, as MPs back changes to the EU Withdrawal Bill.

  16. Investors Turn Against 'Humanity's Doom' Fossil Fuels

    Multinationals and World Bank announce fossil fuel divestment at Paris climate conference.

  17. May: 'new sense of optimism in EU talks'

    A new sense of optimism, but the PM insists the UK will not pay if there is no trade deal.

  18. After 'end of beginning' for Brexit talks, now the hard part

    Brussels warns that EU-UK trade talks in the future will be even harder.

  19. Germany a step closer to ending political deadlock

    In Germany, Social Democrats U-turn and vote to open coalition talks with Angela Merkel.

  20. Trump: 'Jerusalem is Israel's capital'

    Trump recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital in a dramatic change to US foreign policy.

  21. Trump speaks to Arab leaders about moving US embassy in Israel

    White House says President will outline his decision in a speech Wednesday

  22. DUP reject Theresa May's Brexit deal

    UK and EU say they still hope to move on to phase two of Brexit talks.

  23. Michael Flynn pleads guilty to lying to the FBI

    President Trump's sacked national security adviser pleads guilty.

  24. Record fall in UK net migration

    Figures fell sharply in the year after the Brexit referendum.

  25. Trump 'wrong' to share anti-Muslim videos on his Twitter feed.

    Downing Street leads British criticism of US president.

  26. North Korea missile test

    Pyongyang launches what could be a game-changing intercontinental missile.

  27. Pope under pressure to raise Rohingya abuses in Myanmar

    Burmese army chief tells pontiff there is no discrimination in the country.

  28. Worst Islamist massacre in recent Egyptian history.

    235 people killed by gunmen at a mosque in northern Sinai.

  29. Yemen's crisis worsens as blockade 'still not lifted'

    The Saudi-led coalition fails to implement a promise to allow food aid into Yemen.

  30. UK growth forecast cut in the budget

    We hear from a Treasury minister and debate the key budget proposals.

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