Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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UN says resolution must be a 'turning point'
Hostilities continue in Gaza despite first Security Council vote calling for a ceasefire
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Gaza: US allows through UN ceasefire resolution
The UN Security Council has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and hostage release
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Senegal election: first results coming in
Provisional results show that the opposition presidential candidate is in the lead.
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Senegal's presidential election: first results coming in
Provisional results show the main opposition candidate is ahead.
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Senegal election: first results coming in
Provisional results show that an opposition presidential candidate is in the lead.
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Newsday is in Senegal for its delayed election
Senegal will hold its delayed presidential poll on Sunday at the end of a turbulent time
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Senegal prepares for crucial poll on Sunday
We are broadcasting from Senegal as the country counts down to the presidential election
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Senegal gears up for its delayed presidential vote
Newsday is in Dakar hearing from politicians and the public ahead of a crucial election
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US submits draft resolution to UN calling for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Draft calls for "an immediate ceasefire tied to the release of hostages"
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US calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
The US has submitted a resolution to the UN calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza
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Israel’s PM Netanyahu approves military plan for Rafah ground offensive
Netanyahu says he will soon approve proposal to evacuate civilian population
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US pushes for Gaza ceasefire amid famine warnings
US diplomat Antony Blinken is heading to the region to try to secure a pause in fighting
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Outgoing president denies he tried to mount a coup in Senegal
I was not responsible for the attempt to delay elections, President Macky Sall tells BBC
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Senegal's President says he did nothing wrong
Outgoing president Macky Sall refuses to apologise over political uncertainty he created
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Famine looms in the north of the Gaza Strip, says report
More than a million Gazans are now experiencing the highest level of food insecurity
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Millions will flee if Maduro wins July election, says Venezuela opposition
Venezuelan opposition leader warns of big refugee wave if Nicolas Maduro is re-elected
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Maduro critic says July presidential election could spark emigration
Millions more will flee Venezuela if Nicolas Maduro is re-elected, warns opposition
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The election in Russia has been widely condemned as a sham
President Putin has vowed to prioritise the war in Ukraine after his overwhelming victory
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President Putin wins fifth term in office, as widely expected
Mr Putin can now claim he has a popular mandate for the war, says the BBC Russia editor
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Newly re-elected Putin vows to prioritise the war in Ukraine
President Putin said the result demonstrated the trust the Russian people place in him
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Voting has begun in Russia in a presidential election
Voters across Russia are all but certain to hand Vladimir Putin another 6 years in power
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Australia says it will resume funding UN's Palestinian aid agency
Many donors defunded UNRWA after Israel accused some of its workers of terrorism by Hamas
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Russian presidential election begins across eleven time zones
Voters are expected to return Vladimir Putin to power in the presidential poll
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TikTok bill: US is unfairly targeting Chinese firms, say critics
Some 170 million American TikTok users could lose access to the social media app
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US lawmakers send message to China over TikTok
A new US bill - if it becomes law - could force TikTok's owners to sell up or be barred
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TikTok warns against potential ban in US
Any ban of the Chinese-owned app in the US would cost businesses billions, says TikTok
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International aid relief for Gaza still restrained by Israel
Can a new aid route into north Gaza make a difference, as half a million face starvation?
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Gaza: Hope that aid deliveries will increase
The UN says that a new land route has been used to deliver food to northern Gaza
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Haiti begins process to choose new PM
US says it expects a transitional council to be appointed in violence-hit Haiti shortly
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Ariel Henry says he will resign after new governing council installed
The Haitian prime minister has agreed to resign to make way for a transitional authority