The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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Criticism of Turkish opposition arrests
Will the US and the EU have any influence over Turkey's increasingly repressive regime?
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Brexit court judgment a 'major setback' for May
The Brexit court setback prompts a row over the judiciary.
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Pressure grows on South Africa's President Zuma to resign
Pressure grows on South Africa's President Zuma to resign.
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Russia cyber threat warnings
The Democrats urge the FBI to reveal what it knows about Trump's Russia ties.
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Bank of England's Mark Carney to stay on until 2019
Is it good news for the UK? We have reaction from a critic and a supporter.
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FBI Probes New Clinton Emails
Could a new FBI investigation further undermine trust in Hillary Clinton ahead of voting?
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Venezuela opposition calls general strike
President Maduro promises to raise the minimum wage by 40% as he fights for his survival.
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Latest from the Calais camp - is it mission accomplished?
The closure of the Calais camp causes growing concen for migrant women and children.
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Allegations of atrocities by IS soldiers against civilians in Mosul
We interview the UNHCR - and a special report from Ian Pannell with Iraqi special forces.
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Massive corporate merger comes under political fire
Trump, Clinton, and congress all question the AT and T tie-up with Time Warner.
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Canada walks away from EU trade deal
Canada's trade negotiator has walked out of talks on a deal with the EU.
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Trump 'reserves right to challenge questionable' election
Donald Trump: I may not accept 'questionable' election.
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Latest from Mosul
Latest on the battle for Mosul. Should sex offenders be chemically castrated?
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Mosul - IS Holding Civilians Hostage
The World Tonight talks to a man who fled Mosul, and paid a terrible price.
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Mosul attack: 'civilians will be at extreme risk' - UN
The UN warns that the attack on Mosul poses an 'extreme risk to civilians'.
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Bank Governor: 'inflation can rise above 2%'
Mark Carney says the Bank of England 'will allow price rises' to support jobs and growth.
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Sturgeon Promises New Independence Referendum Bill
How realistic are Nicola Sturgeon's plans to protect Scottish interests ahead of Brexit?
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US and Russia to resume talks on Syria
US and Russia to resume talks on Syria, but what can they deliver?
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Boris Johnson - 'Russia may become a pariah over Syria'
What can be done to end the conflict in Syria? The programme talks to Hilary Benn.
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Saudi Arabia 'admits Yemen funeral bombing'
Chair of the Committee on Arms Export Controls calls for a halt to Saudi arms sales.
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Sterling suffers flash crash
Chancellor Philip Hammond calls for calm and says the economy remains strong.
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De Mistura calls for jihadist rebels to leave Aleppo
The UN Syria envoy offers to personally escort Al-Qaeda-linked fighters out of Aleppo.
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Theresa May makes a pitch for the centre ground
Theresa May makes a pitch for the centre ground and talks up the role of the state.
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Syria diplomacy fails - what next?
As Russia deploys new weapons, Washington says it is not abandoning the search for peace.
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US breaks off Syria talks with Russia
US announces suspension of talks with Russia over Syria.
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Russian Claim US Supporting Nusra 'Absurd'
The US dismisses claims it supports Islamist rebels in Syria.
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Liam Fox champions free trade
Is the International Trade Secretary right to say free trade is essential to prosperity?
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Jeremy Corbyn outlines Labour's position on immigration
Jeremy Corbyn addresses the Labour Party conference and tackles the immigration issue.
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Allardyce is England's shortest serving manager ever
Sam Allardyce leaves his post as England manager after one match and 67 days in charge.
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Clinton faces Trump in a TV debate
We discuss the significance of the event with veteran US watcher Harry Evans
