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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Cameron's authority under fire

    Expectations of political leaders, the Pope's view of family and a history of leaking.

  2. Jewish organisation criticises Corbyn

    Jeremy Corbyn has been accused of failing to take anti-Semitism seriously.

  3. Anger over government's EU leaflets

    With Nigel Farage and Conservative MP Damian Green, a member of Britain Stronger in Europe

  4. The prime minister of Iceland resigns over the Panama Papers scandal

    Crisis claims first political casualty, Ruto ICC charges dropped, Smithers comes out.

  5. Panama tax leak reaction

    Panama leak sparks global investigations.

  6. Steel workers weigh up job options

    Sajid Javid visits Port Talbot; Labour and anti-Semitism; Estonia's DJ president.

  7. The threat of nuclear terrorism

    World leaders gather, aiming to prevent nuclear terrorism. But how big is the threat?

  8. New questions over viability of EDF's Hinkley Point nuclear plant

    There are fresh doubts over the viability of EDF's Hinkley Point nuclear plant.

  9. Tata Steel 'to sell UK business'

    We talk to the unions and to the former business secretary Vince Cable

  10. Sharif vows to revenge Lahore killings

    Extremists warn they will strike again; US Capitol lockdown; return of 'Captain Britain'.

  11. Belgian police have shot and wounded two suspects during a series of anti-terror raids in Brussels.

    Arrests in Belgium, France and Germany

  12. Karadzic guilty of genocide

    Karadzic is found guilty of genocide, will other world leaders be brought to justice?

  13. Latest from terror scenes in Brussels

    Latest on Brussels terror attacks; aid agencies boycott Greek migrant centres.

  14. Islamic State group 'behind Brussels attacks'

    Islamic State group 'behind Brussels attacks'.

  15. 'No further plans' for welfare cuts

    Has the PM done enough to heal a rift within his party? A former cabinet minister speaks.

  16. IDS resigns over cuts to disability benefits

    Iain Duncan Smith resigns over cuts to disability benefits.

  17. Referendum Views from Twinned Towns

    Ritula Shah in Freiburg and Carolyn Quinn in Guildford

  18. Latest on the Budget

    The latest on the Budget, and Ritula Shah reports from Germany.

  19. Trump hopes to take a lead on US Mega Tuesday

    Discussing how angry conservatives and angry liberals are reshaping US politics.

  20. Russia announces Syria pull-out

    President Putin announces Russian military withdrawal from Syria.

  21. Atrocities in South Sudan

    Are conditions in the South Sudan crisis now worse than Syria?

  22. ECB move suggests Eurozone crisis is serious

    The European Central Bank announces major steps to try to revive Europe's economies.

  23. Why have there been "significantly high" death rates in 19 of England's NHS Trusts?

    We have a special investigation

  24. EU-Turkey migrant-exchange plan 'illegal'

    Concerns over legality of plans to exchange 'migrants' in Greece for refugees in Turkey.

  25. EU leaders discuss Turkey's request for billions more in aid to help ease the migration crisis

    Will the money make a difference to refugees already there?

  26. Will Iran's Death Penalty Laws Change?

    Will drug traffickers escape execution? Will Lula be charged? And why R2D2 is so loveable.

  27. EU migration crisis - has Europe run out of ideas?

    Has Europe run out of ideas concerning the EU migration crisis?

  28. Sanctions on North Korea 'the toughest for 20 years'

    Interview with the UK's UN ambassador and Greece receives 'humanitarian aid'.

  29. Pensions review to question retirement age

    Ros Altmann interview; James Naughtie on Super Tuesday; old Gershwin track, new problem.

  30. Riot police clash with migrants in 'jungle' camp

    French police clash with migrants as the demolition of the Calais 'jungle' camp begins.

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