Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Covid-19 deaths worldwide passes half a million
Since the outbreak began, there have been more than 10 million cases
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Coronavirus: death toll hits 500,000 worldwide
Outbreaks are still spreading in many parts of the world
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Covid-19 death toll hits 500,000 worldwide
Cases have been rising particularly rapidly in Latin America
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The fight for racial justice in Canada
An activist tells us reform is also needed in Canada to help the indigenous population
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Are people dying of other illnesses because of coronavirus?
We speak to the head of UN-Aids about how Covid-19's unexpected consequences
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Liverpool end 30-year wait for English title
Manchester lose 2-1 at Chelsea to see Liverpool confirmed as Premier League champions
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India reports 16,000 new Covid-19 cases
We speak to one of the 2000 doctors fighting the outbreak in the capital Delhi
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India struggles to cope with coronavirus spike
With over 456,000 cases, India is fast becoming one of the worst hit countries
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George Floyd: Record numbers of black women run for office in Minnesota
We hear from three black women about their life changing decision
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President Trump condemns anti-racism protestors
Mr Trump was speaking in Arizona state where the coronavirus is still spreading.
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Brazil downplays the severity of the coronavirus disease
A spike in Covid-19 in Latin America where Brazil accounts for more than half of deaths
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President Trump addresses his supporters in his second rally of the Covid-19 era
President Trump visits Arizona, where a steep spike in covid-19 infections is unfolding
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US stock markets react to confusion over China deal
President Trump and his trade adviser give conflicting information over trade deal
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Is the trade deal between the US and China on or off?
Conflicting messages are given by the President and his trade adviser, Peter Navarro.
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Confusion over China-US trade deal
Trump tweets deal IS still on, after his trade adviser tells reporters it is cancelled
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WHO records biggest global one day increase of coronavirus cases
Are the numbers dying in India actually much higher than those reported?
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A record single day jump is recorded in global coronavirus cases
North and South America have registered the most new infections
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Coronavirus: biggest rise in global cases
We hear from Brazil, Australia and Germany - all struggling to keep cases down
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African-Americans across the US are celebrating Juneteenth
For many, the day has become even more poignant in light of George Floyd's death
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Juneteenth marked across the US
Juneteenth is celebrated on 19 June to commemorate the end of slavery in the US
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African-Americans commemorate Juneteenth
Juneteenth is celebrated on 19 June to commemorate the end of slavery in the US
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Trump asked Xi Jinping for election help, John Bolton claims
Mr Bolton says Mr Trump wanted China to buy agricultural produce from US farmers
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John Bolton’s bombshell Trump book
The new book by the president's ex-national security adviser includes damning accusations
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Trump sought Xi's help with re-election - Bolton
New book by the president's ex-national security adviser includes damning accusations
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South and North Korea tensions escalate
North Korea's army say it will send troops into disarmed areas along the border
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Tensions and threats of troop movements on the Korean peninsular
North Korea threatens to send soldiers back into border areas that were disarmed
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North Korea threaten to send troops into border areas
The warning was issued a day after Pyongyang blew up a joint liaison office
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Fresh Covid-19 outbreak in Beijing linked to city's largest market
The general manager of the market has been dismissed along with other local officials
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Coronavirus: 100 new cases in Beijing
The fresh outbreak has been linked to the city's largest wholesale market, Xinfadi
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Beijing neighbourhoods in lockdown to contain fresh Covid-19 outbreak
The city has seen more than 100 new cases