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Cameron calls Nigeria and Afghanistan "fantastically corrupt"

What can realistically be achieved at this week's anti-corruption summit?

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D-Day for Dilma

Rousseff faces impeachment, IS bombs in Baghdad and Italy passes same-sex civil unions.

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Mark Carney in Brexit row

Mark Carney in Brexit row, how best to regulate the 麻豆社, and tackling corruption.

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Major: Brexiters peddling 'ill-informed nonsense'

Sir John Major claims that the Brexit campaign is 'peddling ill-informed nonsense'.

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How immigration has shaped Silicon Valley

A look at how immigration has shaped Silicon Valley in California.

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Multiple Baghdad blasts 'kill at least 60'

At least 60 people have died as Baghdad is hit by a second wave of bombings in a week.

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Brexit and the EU - a view from Poland

A report from the Polish town of Sopot and its British twin, Southend.

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Latest on the Egyptair plane crash

Latest on the Egyptair plane crash.

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Zika Virus Detected in Africa

Topics include Zika in Africa, Trump in London and jazz maestro Branford Marsalis.

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IS targets Assad heartland

Huge attacks target Assad's bastions.

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EU debate - a turn-off for women?

Discussion on whether the EU debate, noisy and intemperate, is a turn-off for women.

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Latest on future of Tata Steel in UK

The latest on the future of Tata Steel in the UK.

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Trump 'clinches Republican nomination'

Donald Trump claims he has secured sufficient delegates to win the Republican nomination.

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Health experts call for Rio Olympics to move

The risk of Zika to athletes, Operation Condor and the Christian take on Brexit.

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'The Pinochet of Africa' found guilty of crimes against humanity

Chad's ex-ruler Hissene Habre is convicted of crimes against humanity.

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Migrants drown in Mediterranean crossing

Italy tackles migrants, Carla Lane has died, and the battle of Fallujah.

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EU referendum campaign latest

Is Labour doing enough in the EU referendum campaign?

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We can control migration in EU, says PM

Cameron insists his target to reduce net migration can be achieved by staying in the EU.

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Will UN air drop supplies bring relief to Syrians living under siege?

Britain, France and the US push for humanitarian aid drops at the Security Council

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Young people - will they come out to vote on 23 June?

Research suggests under-30s will be key to the vote's outcome

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Cameron and Farage in EU TV debate

Prime Minister and UKIP leader face live audience

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The global challenges facing the next US President

A special edition of the programme from Washington, presented by Ritula Shah.

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EU campaigners go head to head

Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon have clashed in a TV debate.

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Euro 2016 gets underway

British football fans clash with police in Marseille.

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Orlando killer 'not linked' to wider plot

In the wake of the Orlando killings we examine the struggle against home grown terrorism.

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EU referendum - immigration dilemma for Labour

Has Labour left it too late to convince voters they are serious about immigration?

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How Rotterdam views the EU referendum

In a special programme, James Coomarasamy reports from Rotterdam on a possible Brexit.

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Labour MP Jo Cox shot dead in the street

Jo Cox, Labour MP for Batley and Spen, has died after being shot in her constituency.

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MP killer 'may be right-wing extremist'

Police investigating the killing of Jo Cox say it may have been motivated by extremism.

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Politicians pay tribute to MP Jo Cox

The programme hears views on the EU referendum from Poland, Germany and Italy.

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