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Newsday Episodes

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    Germany: Angela Merkel announces new lockdown

    Germany shuts down for three weeks as the number of cases rise

  2. US mass shooting: 10 dead in grocery store

    "I'm 25 years old and I have already covered 4 mass shootings in my time as a journalist"

  3. Niger attack: 100 villagers killed

    The killings come less than a week after gunmen killed 58 people in the same region

  4. Turkish lira tumbles as bank governor sacked

    The value of Turkish lira fell after President Erdogan sacked the central bank governor

  5. Miami beach 'state of emergency' over spring break

    An 8pm-6am curfew put into effect until at least 12 April after crowds pour into resort

  6. Miami beach curfew over 'spring break chaos'

    Officials extend a state of emergency for three weeks after crowds gather in party areas

  7. Canadian spy trial in China ends without verdict.

    Michael Spavor was arrested two years ago by Chinese officials.

  8. Trade negotiations heat up in Alaska between the US and China

    The superpowers relationship has been strained on and off across history.

  9. US and China clash in first talks of Biden era

    The US and Chinese delegations exchanged sharp words at their meeting in Alaska.

  10. President Magufuli: Heart condition blamed for death in office

    Tributes have been pouring in for the late President of Tanzania John Magufuli who was 61

  11. Tanzania announces national mourning for President Magufuli

    Mr Magufuli shunned mask wearing and did not introduce a vaccine program for Tanzania

  12. Tanzanian leader John Magufuli dies at 61

    The Tanzanian president had not been seen in public for two weeks and was a Covid sceptic

  13. Top level US delegation arrives in South Korea

    High on the agenda will be the nuclear threat posed by North Korea

  14. US accuses China of acting aggressively

    US delegation in South Korea also demands for a nuclear de-escalation in North

  15. Niger sees dozens killed by militants in the west of the country

    American officials say the rebel group in the region is linked to the Islamic State

  16. Mozambique report highlights extreme violence against children

    Save the Children says children as young as eleven have been beheaded

  17. Save the Children: Mozambique terror warning

    The international children's charity say ISIS-linked militants are targeting children

  18. Mozambique terror: children as young as 11 beheaded

    Save the Children warn about extreme violence against children in Cabo Delgado province

  19. Growing international criticism of Myanmar deaths

    The army extend deadly clampdown against protesters - but they refuse to end protests

  20. 39 protesters killed in one of Myanmar's bloodiest days since coup

    We go to Myanmar's largest city, Yangon, where security forces opened fire at the weekend

  21. Myanmar demonstrations: dozens of protesters killed

    Anti coup protesters face deadly force as former leader Aung San Suu Kyi is due in court

  22. Biden urges Americans to do their part in war on Covid

    Joe Biden urges Americans to do their part by getting the jab and sticking to the rules

  23. Biden eyes 4th July for 'Independence Day' from virus

    The US must be put on a war footing to help it defeat coronavirus, says President Biden

  24. US President addresses the nation about Coronavirus package

    President Biden states every adult will be eligible for a vaccine from the 1st of May.

  25. The world marks a year of the Covid-19 pandemic

    UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, warns of a widening vaccine inequality

  26. Twelve months of Covid-19, officially

    One year ago the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a worldwide pandemic

  27. Covid-19: United Nations call for stateless people to be vaccinated

    Remember the 80 million refugees and displaced people around the world, says UN

  28. Ten years on: How Syria's war has affected its youth

    The International Red Cross reflects the lives of young Syrians in a new survey

  29. Myanmar coup: military reportedly forces railway workers to end strike

    Tensions rise as striking railway workers say they are forced back to work at gunpoint

  30. Meghan and Harry interview: Palace taking race issues 'very seriously'

    The British Royal Family has responded to allegations of racism raised by the Sussexes

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