The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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Le Pen 'will be President for all French people'
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen quits party chief role, ahead of run-off against Macron.
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Champs Elysees outrage gunman is named
France terror attack overshadows the last days of campaigning ahead of Sunday's election.
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Gunman targets police in Champs-脡lys茅es attack
Huge security operation underway days before French presidential election.
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Bill Gates : abandoning aid commitment will "cost lives"
Microsoft founder warns the government against dropping policy from their 2015 manifesto.
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May 'reluctantly' calls election blaming opposition 'games'
Theresa May says a snap general election will secure 'strong leadership'.
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Erdogan tells monitors 'Know your place'
Turkish state of emergency extended after president wins referendum.
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North Korea says the peninsula is 'on the brink of war'
The world awaits another nuclear test from Pyongyang.
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US drops 'mother of all bombs'
Was the US 'mother of all bombs' a warning to North Korea?
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Are US and Russia relations back to an all time low?
What has happened to President Trump's hopes of resetting relations with Russia?
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Tillerson: Reign of Assad family coming to an end
Tillerson talks tough - but has his hand been weakened by a lack of international unity?
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US Strike 'Took Out 20% of Syria's planes'
Has US policy on Syria really changed?
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Stockholm attack 'will not undermine Swedish values' - PM
Swedish prime minister Stefan Lofven says his country will never be defeated by terrorism.
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US considers military action against Assad
The US declares that Syrian leader Assad has 'no future'.
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Russia and West clash over Syria
Trump describes gassing of Syrians as "horrible" and "unspeakable".
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Syria chemical attack
On the programme are a White Helmet rescuer and a chemical weapons inspector.
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Bomb attack on St Petersburg metro
Was the suspected suicide attack a 'payback' for Russia's involvement in Syria?
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South Africa's Zuma faces criticism over reshuffle
ANC leaders condemn president Jacob Zuma for sacking the South African finance minister.
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UK sets out plans to replace all EU laws
Brexit Secretary outlines plans to incorporate EU regulations into British law.
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Theresa May triggers Brexit
Reaction from the UK and Europe to Theresa May triggering Article 50.
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Trump promises to stop 'war on coal'
Comment from a US coal industry Trump supporter and a former UN climate official.
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Could Brexit 'perfect storm' propel NI Republicanism?
Sinn Fein and DUP given more time to resolve disagreement
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Can the EU Survive Another 60 Years?
Ritula Shah hosts a special discussion on the future of the EU in the wake of Brexit.
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Westminster attack claims fourth victim
Eight suspects are arrested in relation to the Westminster attack.
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Armed police end terror attack; May calls incident "sick and depraved"
Four people die in terror attack in Westminster
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Tributes paid to NI leader McGuinness
Mixed reaction to death of IRA leader turned NI deputy first minister Martin McGuinness.
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'No evidence' Obama ordered wiretap on Trump - FBI chief
Comey confirms publicly that agency conducting investigation into Trump-Russia links
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Trump: White House never claimed GCHQ spied on him
Donald Trump distances himself from White House claims that GCHQ spied on him.
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Trump proposes swingeing cuts to US budget
US president wants to reduce spending on foreign, UN and environment.
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Geert Wilders' anti-immigration Freedom Party loses Dutch elections
The Liberal party of Mark Rutte is set to win most seats in the Dutch elections.
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Turkey attacks Dutch with Srebrenica jibe
How does the diplomatic spat with Turkey play into the Dutch election?