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The World Tonight Episodes

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    US financial markets suffer dramatic losses

    Donald Trump blames America's central bank.

  2. Flights in and out of Gatwick Airport have resumed after drone shutdown

    Sussex Police say they've identified "people of interest".

  3. Officials at Gatwick say there will be no flights tonight

    Rogue drone spotted flying at the airport within the past hour.

  4. Biggest change to immigration policy for four decades outlined by govt

    UK will allow people to work and settle in UK based on skills not where they're from

  5. Government steps up contingency measures for "no deal" Brexit

    Three and a half thousand troops have been put on standby

  6. Labour tables vote of no confidence in Prime Minister

    Mrs May says parliamentary vote on Brexit deal won't be held until mid-January.

  7. Negotiations at the UN climate conference in Poland extended

    Delegates seek agreement on how to tackle rising temperatures.

  8. UN announces truce has been agreed in Yemen

    Deal will allow vital humanitarian aid into the key port of Hodeidah.

  9. Backbenchers fail to remove Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party

    Prime Minister wins confidence vote by 200 - 117

  10. Brexiteers increasingly confident of triggering no-confidence vote in PM

    Theresa May holds series of meetings with European leaders to try to save Brexit plan

  11. Theresa May cancels Commons vote on Brexit deal

    PM will return to Brussels to try to secure "additional reassurances".

  12. Canadian court hears senior Huawei executive wanted in US on fraud charges.

    Meng Wanzhou accused of trying to bypass American sanctions on Iran.

  13. Brexiteers reject Theresa May's attempt to find Irish backstop compromise

    Downing Street says Commons vote on Mrs May's deal will go ahead on Tuesday

  14. Peace talks between warring sides in Yemen's civil war begin tomorrow.

    Yemeni government and Houthi rebels arrive in Sweden for talks.

  15. Parliament inflicts series of Brexit defeats on the government

    Theresa May's authority takes another blow

  16. Speaker: "arguable case" that government in contempt of parliament

    Attorney General defends Brexit agreement as "a sensible compromise".

  17. Ukraine bans Russian men of fighting age from entering the country

    President says it's to prevent the formation of what he calls "private armies"

  18. Trump's Former Lawyer Pleads Guilty

    President Trump's former lawyer pleads guilty to misleading congress.

  19. Bank of England gives bleak assessment of the impact of disorderly Brexit

    Carney warns economy could be tipped into recession worse than the financial crisis

  20. Theresa May visits Wales and Northern Ireland at the start of Brexit tour

    PM's former close ally, Sir Michael Fallon, describes the deal as "doomed"

  21. Ukraine declares martial law in regions bordering Russia

    Order comes in response to the seizure of three of its naval ships

  22. 23/11/2018

    In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective.

  23. Officials from UK and EU agree draft declaration on future partnership

    Summit now expected on Sunday to approve Brexit withdrawal deal

  24. Govt "deeply concerned" about the case of a British academic

    Matthew Hedges jailed for life in the United Arab Emirates.

  25. President Trump's statement on Saudi Arabia

    President Trump declares his support for Saudi Arabia

  26. Brexit pressure for Theresa May from DUP

    Democratic Unionist MPs fail to back government on a number of Finance Bill votes.

  27. Leading cabinet brexiteers give their backing to Theresa May

    Michael Gove and Liam Fox provide respite for embattled PM

  28. Theresa May Vows To Fight On

    After one of her toughest days in office, Theresa May vows to fight on and deliver Brexit.

  29. Theresa May secures cabinet backing for draft Brexit deal

    BBC is told 9 senior government ministers spoke against agreement.

  30. Britain and EU agree draft Brexit withdrawal document

    Cabinet members being briefed tonight in Downing Street

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