Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Chile unrest: 'We're at war against a powerful enemy, who is willing to use violence without any limits' says President Piñera
Five people have died after a garment factory was set ablaze by looters near Santiago
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Nigeria Koranic school: 150 students including 22 females freed in Kaduna according to the authorities
It was the fourth such operation in a month
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Five dead after looters torch garment factory during protests in Chile
The protests were sparked by a metro fare hike
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Chile protests: Clashes in Santiago as unrest continues
It is in defiance of a curfew imposed for a second consecutive night in major cities
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PM Boris Johnson to hold talks with MPs on his Brexit deal
Some MPs could call for an extension even if the deal is passed
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Boris Johnson insists he's confident MP will back his Brexit deal
The revised Brexit agreement between the UK and the EU was announced on Thursday.
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Boris Johnson will try to persuade MPs to back his Brexit deal
A vote on the deal will take place in the House of Commons on Saturday
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Mexican authorities say they have captured the son of the drug lord "El Chappo"
Security forces and cartel gunmen clashed in northern Mexico
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Turkey agrees to a ceasefire in northern Syria after deadly attacks
All fighting will be paused for five days to help facilitate the withdrawal of troops
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US and Turkey agree to halt offensive in northern Syria
Turkey say they will let the Kurdish-led forces withdraw
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Brexit: Democratic Unionist Party rejects Brexit deal 'as things stand'
The support of the DUP is seen as crucial if Boris Johnson is to get his deal approved
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Brexit: British PM heads to EU summit as deal talks continue
He needs the EU to approve his plans before the scheduled 31 October deadline
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Criticism of President Trump intensifies after his decision to withdraw troops
Mr Trump told reporters at the White House the US is "not a policing agent"
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Nancy Pelosi says President Trump had a "meltdown" during a meeting about Syria
The House of Representatives voted to condemn the decision to withdraw troops from Syria
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President Donald Trump says Turkey's incursion into Syria is "not our border"
The US is facing intense criticism for withdrawing its forces from Syria
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President Trump condemned for withdrawing troops from Syria
Mr Trump told reporters at the White House that the US is "not a policing agent"
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Brexit: Last minute talks resume in Brussels for a deal
Officials are trying to secure an agreement before an EU summit on Thursday
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US lawmakers call for China to guarantee Hong Kong's autonomy
The Hong Kong government asked American legislators to stop interfering
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Pro-democracy lawmakers force Hong Kong's embattled leader to abandon her speech
Ms Lam was expected to announce policies to restore confidence in Hong Kong's government
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More clashes in Catalonia against Spanish rule
In Barcelona, police used tear gas and baton charges to disperse around a thousand people
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Democratic Party front-runners line up to face President Trump
Three hour long televised debate among Democratic Party front-runners concludes
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Twelve leading Democratic Party contenders take part in another televised debate
Some divisions emerged among the contenders when the debate turned to health care
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Pressure mounts on Turkey to end its campaign against Kurdish forces
President Trump has threatened to destroy Turkey's economy unless it stops its offensive
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US demands an immediate truce in northern Syria
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has refused to stop the invasion of Syria
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President Trump calls President Erdogan to demand an immediate ceasefire
Washington has imposed economic sanctions on Turkey to force a halt to its offensive
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US demands Turkey agree an immediate ceasefire in Syria
President Trump has faced intense political criticism over pulling US troops from Syria
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United States imposes financial sanctions against Turkey
The Turkish defence, interior and energy ministers have been blacklisted
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US imposes sanctions on Turkey
Trump administration denies it gave Ankara the green light to attack neighbouring Syria
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Russian brokered plan sees Syrian troops to face Turkey
Under the deal Kurds have agreed to the Syrian army entering Kurdish-controlled territory
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Ecuador government caves in to indigenous protests
After 12 days of mass protests Ecuador has agreed to reinstate fuel subsidies