Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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BBC travels the length of Iran on train
BBC gains access to parts of the country that foreign journalists normally can't enter
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US launches another night of strikes against Iran
BBC travels across Iran by train - managing to hear the voices of ordinary Iranians
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Trump says US is looking at introducing controls on AI
Mr Trump's comment comes after a rogue ChatGPT agent attacked another AI-related company
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Japan earthquake deaths rise to 13
Rescue efforts are carried out at the Aeon shopping mall and Nippon Paper’s factory
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France and Spain continue to battle wildfires
Firefighters are bracing for another sharp rise in temperatures
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Wildfires in south-west France flare up
Firefighters in France are working around the clock to contain wildfires
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Wildfires continue to rage in Europe
Spain and France are bracing for new heatwaves as wildfire closes in on Bordeaux
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Macron: Wildfires the most severe crisis since Second World War
Some 220,000 people have been evacuated in France and more than 100,000 in Spain
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Wildfires are very close to Bordeaux
President Macron said the country was facing a "completely unprecedented wildfire"
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Macron to hold crisis meeting as wildfires continue
In France, a massive blaze is closing in on the city of Bordeaux
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Wildfires rage across Spain and France
More than 330,000 people have been evacuated across both countries
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Oil prices fall after the US and Iran pause attacks
Iran says it has halted strikes in the region while talks make progress
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India protesters ask for the education minister's resignation
The Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk, who supports protests, has ended his hunger strike
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India activist ends hunger strike after 26 days
Mr Wangchuk says his decision came after members of parliament urged him to stop his fast
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Protesters in India pledge to continue their action
A prominent Indian activist has ended his hunger strike in support of youth protests
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Parents of the Iranian school attacked still wait for answers
The search goes on for the remains of those killed by the air strike that hit a school
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BBC given rare access to the Minab school site
In February, an airstrike hit a primary school in Minab in the south of Iran
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BBC visits the ruins of Minab school in Iran
The school in Iran was attacked in February at the start of the war
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Head of nuclear agency hopes to get inspectors into Iran soon
IAEA wants to examine Iran's highly enriched uranium, the US stated reason for the war
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IAEA chief : 'Iran has responsibilities and had to comply'
International Atomic Energy Agency chief says he is struggling to regain access to Iran
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IAEA director Grossi says 'we should be in Iran already'
Iran had agreed its highly enriched uranium would be diluted under IAEA supervision.
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US and Lebanese presidents to meet in Washington
United States announces the implementation of “pilot zone operations” in southern Lebanon
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Lebanese leader visits the White House after 17 years
The talks are expected to focus on implementing a US-brokered framework agreement
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Lebanese President to meet Trump In Washington
Aoun's meeting with President Trump is expected to focus on a plan to disarm Hezbollah
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Andy Burnham will become the UK's prime minister
Burnham is replacing Sir Keir Starmer who will offer his resignation
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Spain beat Argentina to win World Cup
Celebrations have been taking place across Spain after the World Cup
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Spain wins the World Cup for a second time
Spain have beaten Argentina one- nil after extra time at the World Cup final
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China denies the claims of meddling in US elections
President Trump has accused China of extensive interference in 2020 elections
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Trump accuses China of compromising the data of US voters
Trump alleges elements of US intelligence covered up what he said was election meddling
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Trump accusses China of election meddling
President Trump has accused China of extensive interference in the 2020 elections