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The World Tonight Episodes

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    Greater Manchester gets devolved control of 拢6bn health budget

    Government insists move will not lead to the break up of the NHS - but there are concerns

  2. Sir Malcolm Rifkind resigns as MP and chair of Intelligence and Security Committee.

    Will the 'cash for access' scandal alienate voters?

  3. 2 former foreign secretaries suspended from their parliamentary parties

    Jack Straw and Sir Malcolm Rifkind secretly filmed apparently offering influence for cash

  4. Bomb and gun attack on a hotel in the Somalian capital, Mogadishu.

    Ten people killed -- Somali jihadist group, Al Shabaab, claims responsibility

  5. Berlin rejects request from Athens for a six-month assistance package

    German, Greek leaders speak for nearly an hour on phone in attempt to reach compromise

  6. European Central Bank agrees to increase emergency funding to Greek banks

    Athens preparing to ask for 6 month extension of bailout loan

  7. Russian-backed rebels push deep into eastern Ukraine

    Rebels surround hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers in strategic town of Debaltseve

  8. Egyptian air force carries out raids on IS targets in Libya

    Cairo urges EU nations to join fight against IS in Libya -- or face new terror threat

  9. Political anger at HMRC over non-prosecution of wealthy property investor

    蜜芽传媒 learns that the man didn't file tax return or pay income tax between 1987 and 2011

  10. EU leaders discuss the ceasefire due to begin in Ukraine at the weekend.

    Deal brokered at marathon session in Minsk with help of German Chancellor, Angela Merkel.

  11. Obama and IS: The US president seeks authority for war.

    We'll ask why Barack Obama has sought a new mandate from Congress

  12. President Assad talks to the 蜜芽传媒

    Bashar al-Assad says Syria has had "indirect contact" with the US in battle vs. IS

  13. Merkel and Obama discuss Ukraine in the White House

    Obama says the US is considering supplying weapons to Ukraine if diplomacy fails

  14. Iran Special - Life Under Sanctions

    A special edition, presented by the 蜜芽传媒's Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen.

  15. Kerry, Obama to make decision "soon" on whether to arm Ukrainian forces.

    Ukraine's president: new plan for ending conflict gives hope of ceasefire.

  16. High Court judge from New Zealand to lead the inquiry into historical child abuse.

    Government appoints Mrs Justice Lowell Goddard to head inquiry - with extra powers

  17. MPs vote in favour of 'three parent babies'

    Commons approves IVF technique that allows creation of babies using DNA from 3 people.

  18. Washington considers arming Ukrainian soldiers.

    White House National Security Council says "all options" being evaluated.

  19. South African apartheid-era assassin granted parole.

    Former death squad commander Eugene de Kock given parole after 20 years in jail.

  20. Fate of two hostages held by Islamic State militants remains unclear

    IS threat to kill Jordanian pilot and Japanese journalist if Iraqi prisoner not released

  21. New Greek prime minister promises to press ahead with anti-austerity policies

    Alexis Tsipras tells Cabinet meeting priority is to address "humanitarian disaster"

  22. Cameron drops hint of help for pensioners if re-elected

    PM suggests winter fuel payments will be protected from welfare cuts, if Tories win

  23. New Greek government sworn in

    Germany rules out writing off Greece's debts, warns Athens to honour commitments.

  24. Greece - the world gathers.

    Ahead of Sunday's Election, anti-austerity activists gather, hoping for Syriza win.

  25. Duke of York speaks publicly for first time about sex allegations

    Prince says he wanted to "reiterate" statements issued by Palace rejecting the claim.

  26. Ukraine and Russia try to negotiate a ceasefire to end the fighting in eastern Ukraine

    Violence has flared between Ukrainian troops and separatist rebels in past week

  27. The story of British jihadi, Imran Khawaja

    British man who faked own death fighting in Syria admits terror offences.

  28. Pope says Catholics do not need to 'be like rabbits'.

    Pontiff says teaching does not mean people have no control over number of children.

  29. Swiss central bank scraps exchange rate controls.

    Several brokerage firms around the world have made large losses

  30. Two suspected Islamists killed in a police raid in the Belgian town of Verviers.

    Men were on verge of committing major terrorist attack after returning from Syria.

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