BBC World News

BBC World News od 20:00 do 03:59

• 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.

• World Sportsday

  20:30

  Your comprehensive sports round up with results and action from around the Globe.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  21:30

  Join the team on their journey of discovery as they explore new destinations around the globe and uncover hidden sides to some of the world's favourite holiday hotspots.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  22:30

  Goodbye Aleppo. In this remarkable film four citizen journalists, who are also activists opposed to President Assad, documented their last days in East Aleppo.

• BBC World News America

  23:00

  In-depth reports on the major international and US news of the day with Katty Kay.

• BBC World News America

  23:30

  In-depth reports on the major international and US news of the day with Katty Kay.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Gardeners of Kabul

  00:30

  Five hundred years ago, the Emperor Babur laid out beautiful gardens in the city of Kabul, now the capital of Afghanistan. We meet the gardeners keeping the Emperor's legacy alive.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  01:30

  The team comes together to indulge in 2017's most desirable gear and gizmos. Find out how to keep your cocoa warm via Bluetooth and snap your family picture in Augmented Reality.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Private Life of a Masterpiece

  02:10

  The Adoration of the Christ Child. Examining Filippo Lippi's Adoration of the Christ Child. Its beauty inspired Michelangelo and Botticelli, but it also conceals a personal story.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Innovators

  03:30

  Episode One. The first episode of Innovators focusses on childbirth. We unveil four innovations from South Asia designed to make the process safer for mothers and babies.

• BBC World News

  04:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  04:30

  India: Episode One. 70 years after independence Rajan Datar travels to two very different corners of India. Both are borderlands and both are largely undiscovered by tourism.

• BBC World News

  05:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  05:30

  Goodbye Aleppo. In this award winning film, four citizen journalists, documented their last days in East Aleppo. Contains content which some viewers may find disturbing.

• BBC World News

  06:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Gardeners of Kabul

  06:30

  Five hundred years ago, the Emperor Babur laid out beautiful gardens in the city of Kabul, now the capital of Afghanistan. We meet the gardeners keeping the Emperor's legacy alive.

• BBC World News

  07:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  07:30

  The team comes together to indulge in 2017's most desirable gear and gizmos. Find out how to keep your cocoa warm via Bluetooth and snap your family picture in Augmented Reality.

• BBC World News

  08:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Latin America Beats

  08:15

  Episode Two. This week's programme features Ocean's Acoustic a group of buskers who have become one of Mexico's most promising bands.

• HARDtalk

  08:30

  Stephen Sackur talks to newsmakers and personalities from across the globe.

• BBC World News

  09:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Africa Business Report

  09:10

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

• Innovators

  09:30

  Episode One. The first episode of Innovators focusses on childbirth. We unveil four innovations from South Asia designed to make the process safer for mothers and babies.

• BBC World News

  10:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Claressa Shields: Boxing's History Maker

  10:10

  Claressa Shields created history at the Rio Olympics by becoming the first US boxer to win successive Olympic gold medals. Ade Adedoyin went to her home town of Flint, Michigan to meet the superstar of women's boxing.

• Panorama

  10:30

  Jihadis You Pay For. Jane Corbin investigates British foreign aid, discovering how some of the cash has ended up in the hands of extremists.

• BBC World News

  11:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Africa Business Report

  11:10

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

• The Gardeners of Kabul

  11:30

  Five hundred years ago, the Emperor Babur laid out beautiful gardens in the city of Kabul, now the capital of Afghanistan. We meet the gardeners keeping the Emperor's legacy alive.

• BBC World News

  12:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Latin America Beats

  12:15

  Episode Two. This week's programme features Ocean's Acoustic a group of buskers who have become one of Mexico's most promising bands.

• Our World

  12:30

  Goodbye Aleppo. In this award winning film, four citizen journalists, documented their last days in East Aleppo. Contains content which some viewers may find disturbing.

• BBC World News

  13:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Sport Today

  13:15

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

• Talking Movies

  13:30

  2017 Review. In a Talking Movies special, Tom Brook and his team look back on 2017 to review the highs and lows of the year in cinema.

• BBC World News

  14:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  14:30

  India: Episode One. 70 years after independence Rajan Datar travels to two very different corners of India. Both are borderlands and both are largely undiscovered by tourism.

• BBC World News

  15:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Sport Today

  15:15

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

• Dateline London

  15:30

  Foreign correspondents based in London give an outsider's view of events in the UK.

• BBC World News

  16:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Private Life of a Masterpiece

  16:10

  The Adoration of the Christ Child. Examining Filippo Lippi's Adoration of the Christ Child. Its beauty inspired Michelangelo and Botticelli, but it also conceals a personal story.

• BBC World News

  17:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  17:30

  Goodbye Aleppo. In this award winning film, four citizen journalists, documented their last days in East Aleppo. Contains content which some viewers may find disturbing.

• BBC World News

  18:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Through the Lens

  18:30

  Images of the Eras That Defined Society. Rebecca Jones presents the second in two films revealing the inside stories of world-changing events from Magnum photographers in New York, London and Paris.

• BBC World News

  19:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Africa Business Report

  19:10

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

• The Travel Show

  19:30

  India: Episode One. 70 years after independence Rajan Datar travels to two very different corners of India. Both are borderlands and both are largely undiscovered by tourism.

• BBC World News

  20:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Sport Today

  20:15

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

• Click

  20:30

  The team comes together to indulge in 2017's most desirable gear and gizmos. Find out how to keep your cocoa warm via Bluetooth and snap your family picture in Augmented Reality.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Latin America Beats

  21:15

  Episode Two. This week's programme features Ocean's Acoustic a group of buskers who have become one of Mexico's most promising bands.

• Panorama

  21:30

  Jihadis You Pay For. Jane Corbin investigates British foreign aid, discovering how some of the cash has ended up in the hands of extremists.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Dateline London

  22:30

  Foreign correspondents based in London give an outsider's view of events in the UK.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Africa Business Report

  23:10

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

• Through the Lens

  23:30

  Images of the Eras That Defined Society. Rebecca Jones presents the second in two films revealing the inside stories of world-changing events from Magnum photographers in New York, London and Paris.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  00:30

  Goodbye Aleppo. In this award winning film, four citizen journalists, documented their last days in East Aleppo. Contains content which some viewers may find disturbing.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Talking Movies

  01:30

  2017 Review. In a Talking Movies special, Tom Brook and his team look back on 2017 to review the highs and lows of the year in cinema.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Latin America Beats

  02:15

  Episode Two. This week's programme features Ocean's Acoustic a group of buskers who have become one of Mexico's most promising bands.

• Dateline London

  02:30

  Foreign correspondents based in London give an outsider's view of events in the UK.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Africa Business Report

  03:10

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

• Panorama

  03:30

  Jihadis You Pay For. Jane Corbin investigates British foreign aid, discovering how some of the cash has ended up in the hands of extremists.