Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Following the science: Europe deals with Covid-19 second wave
Europeans return to life under strict restrictions as countries try to stop rising cases
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European countries go into Covid lockdown
We hear how the UK and Italy are bringing in different restrictions to stop the spread
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Final day of campaigning in US presidential election
We hear from a Republican who says ignore the polls, and don't discount President Trump
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France mourns church attack victims
We get a response from a French Muslim to the murder of three people in a church in Nice
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President Macron: France will never give in
A French MP gives his reaction to the murder of three people in a church in Nice
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France in shock after church attacks
President Macron insists the country will not give up on its values after the murders
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Covid: The view from France and Germany
Europe reacts to second wave by introducing stricter measures
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Covid restrictions tightened as Europe deals with second wave
A nationwide lockdown is announced in France, with more restrictions in Germany and Spain
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France introduces second national lockdown
From Friday, people can only leave home for essential work, school, or medical reasons
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Covid-19: Europe considering reimposing lockdowns
Rising infection rates are prompting some European leaders to consider tougher measures
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Covid-19: Pressure rises for European lockdowns
France and Germany consider the possibility of bigger clampdowns over coronavirus
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A week to go before election day in the US
Counting down to the US election many commentators say it's dominated by Covid-19
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Deadly bomb explosion at a religious school in Pakistan
Seven people dead and more than fifty others reportedly wounded, some of them critically
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Amy Coney Barrett sworn in to US Supreme Court
Republicans hope the strengthened conservative majority will appeal to voters next week
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President Trump gets his new Supreme Court judge
Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to US Supreme Court as Republican Senators overcome Democrats
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Truce between Armenia and Azerbaijan
A humanitarian ceasefire has come into affect today in Nagorno Karabakh
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Chile votes to replace its radical free market constitution
Protesters said it had entrenched inequalities by increasing private sector control
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Jubilation as Chile votes to rewrite constitution
With nearly 90% of the vote counted, 78% of people had voted "yes" in a referendum
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The last TV debate in US presidential election
President Trump and Joe Biden clashed over race, corruption, and Covid-19
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Reactions to the last US presidential TV debate
President Trump and Joe Biden clashed, but it was more restrained than the first one
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US election: Trump and Biden clash in final live TV debate
The key issues raised were Covid-19 as well as corruption and immigration
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Latest on shooting of Nigerian protesters in Lagos
There are calls from inside and outside the country for the government to take action
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Latest reactions to shootings at Nigeria protest
There has been widespread international condemnation after protestors were shot
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Nigerian government responds to Lagos shootings
There has been widespread condemnation after demonstrators were shot at a protest
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Nigeria: #EndSARS protesters killed in 'army' shooting
Lagos government says it will investigate claims that army killed kneeling protesters
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Eye witness: security forces fired on #EndSARS protestors
The government in the state of Lagos, Nigeria say they will investigate alleged shooting
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Nigeria SARS protests: reports of military firing on crowd
Witnesses say CCTV cameras were taken down just before the armed men started shooting
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Afghan National Security Advisor on hopes for peace
Challenging times ahead for Afghanistan with peace talks stalled and US troops leaving
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Afghanistan: fading hope for peace as talks stall
National Security adviser gives a stark warning about the future of the country
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Nigeria SARS protests: army on standby
Rapper Falz tells us why he's protesting against the police unit, accused of mass murder