BBC World News

BBC World News od 20:00 do 03:59

• HARDtalk

  19:30

  Maria Ressa. Stephen Sackur speaks to journalist Maria Ressa who founded the Rappler news website. Is press freedom being strangled by populist politics?

• BBC World News

  20:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Kenya's Dance Discovery

  20:30

  Before the Coronavirus lockdown, professional dancer Joel Kioko returned to his home city Nairobi, meeting dance students emerging from a thriving classical ballet scene in Kenya.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Echoes of Empire

  21:30

  Continuing controversy over the future of some public statues and protests by the Black Lives Matter movement have shone a light on aspects of Britain's imperial past.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Cost of Covid: Six Months in Brooklyn

  22:30

  Episode One. Our North America correspondent, Michelle Fleury, chronicled the story of her neighbourhood in Brooklyn, New York, as the coronavirus pandemic first swept across the world.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  23:30

  One Virus, Two Worlds. Brazil has been devastated by coronavirus: more than 1.4 million people have been infected and the numbers are rising fast. Our World travels to Sao Paulo.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Lennon Remembered: A Reporter's Journal

  00:30

  Tom Brook marks the 40th anniversary of former Beatle John Lennon's murder in New York on December 8th 1980, and assesses his powerful legacy forty years on.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Lost Boys

  01:30

  Every day in Britain, boys as young as 10 are being drawn into criminal gangs. Is the system failing them? Three young men speak openly about what happened to them.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  02:30

  As the trial of rental e-scooters begins in the UK, they are starting to flood the streets of cities around the country - but are some of these riders still breaking the law?

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Cost of Covid: Six Months in Brooklyn

  03:30

  Episode Two. Our North America correspondent, Michelle Fleury, chronicled the story of her neighbourhood in Brooklyn, New York, as the coronavirus pandemic first swept across the world.

• BBC World News

  04:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  04:30

  Rajan Datar finds out how a bad Christmas for British pantos could bring the curtain down forever at some theatres.

• BBC World News

  05:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  05:30

  Chris Packham. Stephen Sackur speaks to Chris Packham, one of the UK's best-known environmental campaigners. Post Covid-19, are humans capable of changing their attitude to the natural world?

• BBC World News

  06:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  06:30

  Police Brutality - American Witnesses. The killing of George Floyd, caught on camera by eye-witnesses, has led to an outpouring of anger in America. But what happens when the cameras are turned off?

• BBC World News

  07:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Three Years in Wuhan

  07:30

  Robotics company CEO Xu Jishui and software entrepreneur Huang Tiesen fight to establish their start-ups in Wuhan's fast-growing new technology sector.

• BBC World News

  08:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• In Business Africa

  08:30

  A weekly in- depth look at the economic trends that are shaping Africa's future. Presented by Nancy Kacungira and Lerato Mbele-Roberts.

• BBC World News

  09:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC Introducing Arts

  09:30

  Female Filmmakers. Janina Ramirez presents a set of short films by talented, emerging artists who use comedy, drama and dance to tell stories from a contemporary female perspective.

• BBC World News

  10:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  10:30

  Chris Packham. Stephen Sackur speaks to Chris Packham, one of the UK's best-known environmental campaigners. Post Covid-19, are humans capable of changing their attitude to the natural world?

• BBC World News

  11:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Booker Prize 2020

  11:30

  Kit de Waal follows the build-up to the most prestigious literary award in the English speaking world - the Booker Prize, and shares the moment that the winner is announced.

• BBC World News

  12:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Cost of Covid: Six Months in Brooklyn

  12:30

  Episode Two. Our North America correspondent, Michelle Fleury, chronicled the story of her neighbourhood in Brooklyn, New York, as the coronavirus pandemic first swept across the world.

• BBC World News

  13:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  13:30

  Police Brutality - American Witnesses. The killing of George Floyd, caught on camera by eye-witnesses, has led to an outpouring of anger in America. But what happens when the cameras are turned off?

• BBC World News

  14:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC Introducing Arts

  14:30

  Female Filmmakers. Janina Ramirez presents a set of short films by talented, emerging artists who use comedy, drama and dance to tell stories from a contemporary female perspective.

• BBC World News

  15:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Three Years in Wuhan

  15:30

  Robotics company CEO Xu Jishui and software entrepreneur Huang Tiesen fight to establish their start-ups in Wuhan's fast-growing new technology sector.

• BBC World News

  16:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  16:30

  Chris Packham. Stephen Sackur speaks to Chris Packham, one of the UK's best-known environmental campaigners. Post Covid-19, are humans capable of changing their attitude to the natural world?

• BBC World News

  17:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Booker Prize 2020

  17:30

  Kit de Waal follows the build-up to the most prestigious literary award in the English speaking world - the Booker Prize, and shares the moment that the winner is announced.

• 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.

• HARDtalk

  19:30

  Chris Packham. Stephen Sackur speaks to Chris Packham, one of the UK's best-known environmental campaigners. Post Covid-19, are humans capable of changing their attitude to the natural world?

• BBC World News

  20:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC Introducing Arts

  20:30

  Female Filmmakers. Janina Ramirez presents a set of short films by talented, emerging artists who use comedy, drama and dance to tell stories from a contemporary female perspective.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Three Years in Wuhan

  21:30

  Robotics company CEO Xu Jishui and software entrepreneur Huang Tiesen fight to establish their start-ups in Wuhan's fast-growing new technology sector.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Cost of Covid: Six Months in Brooklyn

  22:30

  Episode Two. Our North America correspondent, Michelle Fleury, chronicled the story of her neighbourhood in Brooklyn, New York, as the coronavirus pandemic first swept across the world.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  23:30

  Police Brutality - American Witnesses. The killing of George Floyd, caught on camera by eye-witnesses, has led to an outpouring of anger in America. But what happens when the cameras are turned off?

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Booker Prize 2020

  00:30

  Kit de Waal follows the build-up to the most prestigious literary award in the English speaking world - the Booker Prize, and shares the moment that the winner is announced.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Killer Kicks

  01:30

  The sneaker industry has tripled in the last 10 years, accounting for almost half of global footwear sales, and every pair produced emits the same amount of C02 as a 10 mile drive.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  02:30

  The Future of Dubai. Click reports from the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX) in Dubai and looks ahead to the delayed Expo 2020 now scheduled for 2021.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Review 2020

  03:30

  The Year in Science. Rebecca Morelle looks at how science responded to the pandemic and also gives her analysis of the year's significant developments in space exploration and climate change.