BBC World News

BBC World News od 20:00 do 03:59

• Sport Today

  19:45

  All the latest sports news and results from around the globe.

• BBC World News

  20:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Favela Athletes

  20:30

  In the run up the 2016 summer Olympics in Rio, we followed three young Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls from their homes in the Rio favelas to the moment of 'selection'.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  21:30

  Review of the Year 2016. HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur looks back on the big stories of 2016 including the election of President-elect Donald Trump and the UK's shock Brexit decision.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Artsnight

  22:30

  Ryan Gander: How To Live The Creative Life. Artist Ryan Gander believes that there is too much of a "fear factor" around the idea of art. For his edition of Artsnight, Ryan proposes that everybody can be a creative artist.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  23:30

  China's Family Planning Army. Lucy Ash visits a pilot project in Shaanxi Province. Former enforcers there are being trained up to offer advice and support to rural grandparents who are left rearing children while parents migrate to jobs in the big cities.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Favela Athletes

  00:30

  In the run up the 2016 summer Olympics in Rio, we followed three young Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls from their homes in the Rio favelas to the moment of 'selection'.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  01:30

  The Forgotten Shipwreck. In April 2016 a boat carrying 500 people sank in the Mediterranean. Fewer than one in ten of those on board survived. John Sweeney reports.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  02:30

  Click looks at automation and its limitations, as we go for a spin in BAE Systems' new robotic plane which could reduce or even do away with pilots on civilian aircraft altogether.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Artsnight

  03:30

  Why Does Contemporary Art Matter? Sir Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate art museums and galleries, makes a personal journey to one of the most economically deprived areas of the UK, and then to New York.

• BBC World News

  04:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  04:30

  This week Travel Show presenter Ade Adepitan is in Oman to spot dolphins, he also spends the night at a no-thrills Bedouin camp in the middle of the desert.

• BBC World News

  05:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  05:30

  Rachel Dolezal. As part of the BBC's identity season, HARDtalk meets Rachel Dolezal, the ostensibly black American human rights activis. Is racial identity something we can define for ourselves?

• BBC World News

  06:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• World Business Report

  06:30

  The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres.

• BBC World News

  06:45

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC World News

  07:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• World Business Report

  07:30

  The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres.

• BBC World News

  07:45

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC World News

  08:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• World Business Report

  08:30

  The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres.

• BBC World News

  08:45

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC World News

  09:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  09:30

  Killing the Ganges. India's greatest river, the Ganges, is one of the world's dirtiest. The river's revered by Hindus - but it is also the sewer that carries away the waste from 450 million people.

• BBC World News

  10:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  10:30

  Rachel Dolezal. As part of the BBC's identity season, HARDtalk meets Rachel Dolezal, the ostensibly black American human rights activis. Is racial identity something we can define for ourselves?

• BBC World News

  11:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  11:30

  The Year the World Changed. Allan Little examines the forces behind the momentous events of the last year and explores the new political landscape as we enter 2017.

• BBC World News

  12:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• World Business Report

  12:30

  The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres.

• Sport Today

  12:45

  All the latest sports news and results from around the globe.

• BBC World News

  13:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Witness

  13:30

  In a special sport episode, Witness looks back at five key moments in the history of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

• BBC World News

  14:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• World Business Report

  14:30

  The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres.

• Sport Today

  14:45

  All the latest sports news and results from around the globe.

• BBC World News

  15:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  15:30

  Killing the Ganges. India's greatest river, the Ganges, is one of the world's dirtiest. The river's revered by Hindus - but it is also the sewer that carries away the waste from 450 million people.

• BBC World News

  16:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Panorama

  16:30

  Antibiotic Crisis. Part of The Big Stories: 2016. Tom Heap investigates the growing resistance to commonly prescribed antibiotics, which is one of the biggest public health threats of modern times.

• BBC World News

  17:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• World Business Report

  17:30

  The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres.

• Sport Today

  17:45

  All the latest sports news and results from around the globe.

• BBC World News

  18:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Focus on Africa

  18:30

  The biggest African and international stories from the BBC.

• BBC World News

  19:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC World News

  19:30

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Africa Business Report

  19:40

  A look at business across the continent. We talk to the people and businesses who are changing the economic face of Africa.

• BBC World News

  20:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Witness

  20:30

  In a special sport episode, Witness looks back at five key moments in the history of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  21:30

  Rachel Dolezal. As part of the BBC's identity season, HARDtalk meets Rachel Dolezal, the ostensibly black American human rights activis. Is racial identity something we can define for ourselves?

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Artsnight

  22:30

  Why Does Contemporary Art Matter? Sir Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate art museums and galleries, makes a personal journey to one of the most economically deprived areas of the UK, and then to New York.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  23:30

  Killing the Ganges. India's greatest river, the Ganges, is one of the world's dirtiest. The river's revered by Hindus - but it is also the sewer that carries away the waste from 450 million people.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Forgotten Girls of Dhaka

  00:30

  Part of The Big Stories: 2016. Farhana Haider enters the world of a slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh to meet a group of teenage girls who were married and then abandoned by their husbands.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Panorama

  01:30

  Antibiotic Crisis. Part of The Big Stories: 2016. Tom Heap investigates the growing resistance to commonly prescribed antibiotics, which is one of the biggest public health threats of modern times.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Fidel Castro: America's Nemesis

  02:10

  Fidel Castro, the former President of Cuba and one of the most controversial figures of the 20th century, passed away in November. This film considers Castro and his legacy.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Panorama

  03:30

  Trump's New America. Part of The Big Stories: 2016. Hilary Andersson meets angry Americans on both sides of the electoral race who feel disillusioned and disenfranchised by the electoral process.