Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Air strike destroys Iran consulate in Syria
Iran warns of harsh response to the suspected Israeli attack
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Israel accused of killing Iranian generals in Syria
Air strike reported to have killed up to eleven people
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Turkish vote: President Erdoğan suffers heavy defeat
The main opposition CHP achieved its largest victory in almost half a century
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Opposition claims big city wins in Turkish local elections
President Erdoğan describes his party's worst-ever defeat as a turning point.
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Turkish local elections: Opposition stuns President Erdoğan
Main opposition party claims big election victories in Istanbul and Ankara
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Venezuela: chances of a free, fair election?
The opposition in Venezuela say they are being blocked from fielding a credible candidate
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Growing criticism over Venezuela's upcoming elections
International criticism increases over electoral restrictions on Venezuela's opposition
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Why is Venezuela struggling to find an opposition candidate?
Venezuela’s opposition are struggling to find a candidate for July's presidential vote
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Divers in US recover two workers from river after bridge collapse
Officials say all their efforts to find any more people still missing have been exhausted
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Baltimore bridge: Divers recover two bodies from the twisted wreckage
Two bodies recovered by divers are thought to be part of the missing maintenance team
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US divers recover bodies in waters of collapsed Baltimore bridge
Bodies of two of the 6 men lost after the collapse of a US bridge have been recovered
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Time runs out for rescue effort after US bridge rammed by container vessel
Six missing construction workers are presumed dead, say authorities in city of Baltimore
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Six presumed dead after ship crashes into US bridge
Minutes after a container vessel lost power it issued a mayday call before crashing
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Baltimore bridge: six missing construction workers now presumed dead in US
The structure collapsed into the Patapsco River when a container vessel crashed into it
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Israel cancels diplomatic mission to Washington
US-Israeli relations cool after the Biden administration allows a UN resolution to pass
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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