Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Delhi smog: women and children exempted from traffic restrictions
The hope is car rationing will reduce pollution, but some experts doubt its effectiveness
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Ebola journalist killed in Democratic Republic of Congo
Mai-Mai rebels suspected of shooting dead the journalist and assaulted his wife.
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Delhi smog: new traffic rules to tackle pollution
Different car drivers will only be allowed into Delhi on odd or even dates
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Delhi smog: Indian capital struggles to deal with choking air
For the next 12 days car drivers will only be allowed into Delhi on odd or even dates
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Banks in Lebanon have re-opened for the first time since the start of anti-government demonstrations
Earlier this week, the prime minister, Saad al- Hariri, submitted his resignation
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Two weeks after they shut because of nationwide protests, banks re-open in Lebanon
The central bank has not formally banned the transfer of assets overseas
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Lebanon’s banks reopen their doors to the public
The banks are opening after a two-week closure due to mass protests
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More than a hundred foreign-owned shops have been closed by Ghanaian traders
The traders have accused the foreigners of trading in the country illegally
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New controls on the internet have come into force in Russia
They could in theory filter traffic - we'll find out if that's likely to happen
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A law to introduce new controls on the internet has come into force in Russia
The "sovereign internet" law gives the government wide-ranging powers
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At least 65 dead in Pakistan train fire
The blaze is thought to have spread to at least three carriages
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Report says Afghan forces committed "extrajudicial killings" and other abuses
Human Rights Watch based its report on dozens of witness and local resident accounts
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CIA-backed Afghan troops 'committed war crimes'
Human Rights Watch report based on local resident accounts says abuse committed by troops
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Twitter is to introduce a ban on all political advertising
The decision has prompted calls for Facebook to follow suit
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Twitter is to ban all political advertising worldwide
Social media rival Facebook recently ruled out a ban on political ads
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Twitter to ban all political advertising
News of the ban divided America's political camps for the 2020 election
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30/10/2019 GMT
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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UK heads to polls in December
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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What does a December election mean for the UK?
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Sentamu warns of ‘environmental genocide’ in Nigeria
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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British MPs back December election
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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UK set for December general election
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Hong Kong ban activist Joshua Wong from local elections
The government say he was banned because of his views on self determination for Hong Kong
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Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong banned from Hong Kong elections
Mr Wong has condemned the government for conducting political screening and censorship
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Boris Johnson's snap election bid fails in UK parliament
The vote came after Mr Johnson reluctantly accepted the EU's offer of a Brexit extension
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Brexit: UK Prime Minister's election plans fail to win enough votes
Opposition parties haven't said how they'll vote when Mr Johnson resubmits his proposals
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UK parliament vote down Boris Johnson's election plan
It got nowhere near the two-thirds majority required for instant approval
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UK parliament reject December election date
All Conservative MPs backed the motion but the vast majority of Labour MPs abstained
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Argentina election: Alberto Fernandez secures more than the 45% of the vote
Mr Fernandez's victory marks the return to power of the Peronist movement
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Alberto Fernandez wins Argentina's presidential election
An economic crisis there has left a third of the population in poverty