The World Tonight Episodes Episode guide
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High court allows rugby brain injury case to go on
Former rugby union and league players claim not enough was done to prevent brain injuries
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Major Western powers condemn Israel's West Bank settlement project
The UK, France, Germany, Italy and Canada say the project is 鈥渦nacceptable鈥�
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Hopes for new cancer vaccine
The melanoma vaccine is the first to have positive late stage trial results
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Cousin of Bashar al-Assad condemned to death
The verdict is the first against a member of the Assad family inside Syria
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Instagram and Facebook could change forever if Meta loses child privacy trial
Meta denies claims it "chose to exploit" young people to hook them on its platforms
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Ex-Cambridge professor at the centre of a plagiarism row found dead
Friends of Jason Arday have spoken of their shock, following the death of the academic.
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Polls close in Clacton by-election triggered by Nigel Farage
Counting is underway 鈥� but will Nigel Farage win, or Count Binface?
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Millions gather to view solar eclipse
Once in a generation solar eclipse enjoyed from Iceland to Spain
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Prime Minister's dilemma on early release of prisoners
Prime Minister says he wants the killers of PC Andrew Harper to stay behind bars
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Over 100 dead after Colombia earthquake
At least 111 people killed after powerful earthquake hits west of the country
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign new defence pact
Former adviser to Turkish President says pact is intended to "check Iran"
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Referrals to anti-terror scheme reach record high
Prevent referrals in England and Wales were up 39% in the year to September 2025
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Former neo-Nazi resigns as Conservative council candidate
We ask what the Jewish community makes of the decision.
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Migrants rescued as boat catches fire in Channel
The boat was attempting to cross to the UK when its engine caught fire
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Europe swelters in another heatwave
Several rivers are at record low levels after prolonged drought conditions
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Israel wants 鈥榞enuine鈥� disarmament of Hamas
Trump says the Board of Peace deal will result in the "complete disarmament" of Hamas
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Football associations unite against Fifa鈥檚 World Cup plans
North and Central America football associations join Uefa in rejecting Fifa鈥檚 proposal
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Infantino defends FIFA World Cup sell off plans
Football's top boss said it was an opportunity, not an obligation
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Has the Trump-Zelensky relationship thawed?
President Zelensky thanks Donald Trump for "firm US support" after White House meeting.
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French wildfire 鈥榗ompletely unprecedented鈥� says Macron
President Emmanuel Macron has visited the fire-ravaged Gironde region of France
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Top ICC prosecutor removed over sexual misconduct allegations
Karim Khan denies claims he had an improper sexual relationship with a staff member
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Burnham pauses early prison release scheme
The pause comes after criticism of the scheme from survivors and victims' families
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US and Saudi Arabia strike nuclear deal
The agreement allows the kingdom to establish a civilian nuclear programme
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Zelensky sacks Ukraine's top army commander after protests
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked the army's commander-in-chief
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John Healey appointed chancellor as Prime Minister Andy Burnham builds his cabinet
Ed Miliband becomes foreign secretary and Shabana Mahmood stays at the Home Office
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Andy Burnham takes over leadership of the Labour Party
Prime Minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham sets out his vision for the country
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Zelensky's removal of popular defence minister sparks protests in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's surprise move has caused an outburst of anger.
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England out of the World Cup
England suffered World Cup heartbreak with late semi-final defeat by Argentina
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MPs unanimously approve Hillsborough Law
The legislation is passed by MPs in Sir Keir Starmer's final days as prime minister.
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Widdecombe murder 'raises questions about the security of those in public life'
Government to explore security guidance for former MPs
