BBC World News

BBC World News od 20:00 do 03:59

• HARDtalk

  19:30

  Rutger Bregman. Stephen Sackur speaks to writer and historian Rutger Bregman. Do we humans massively underestimate our capacity to change things for the better?

• BBC World News

  20:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  20:30

  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

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Three Years in Wuhan

  21:30

  Wuhan becomes the epicentre of a global pandemic, an event that will change everything as businesses fight to survive.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Review 2020

  22:30

  The Royal Year. Royal Correspondent Daniela Relph looks back on twelve months of the most significant events for the Royal family.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Free Will: Who is Really in Charge of Our Minds?

  23:30

  Melissa Hogenboom considers whether or not we are in charge of our own decisions; from neuroscience to physics to how our understanding of free will impacts the choices we make.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  01:30

  Happy 20th. Click celebrates over 20 years and 1000 episodes in front of a live (virtual) audience and looks back at some of our favourite moments.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Statue that Divided a City

  02:10

  In recent months, controversy over the future of some public statutes, including that of Bristol-born slave trade Edward Colston, have brought Britain's imperial past into focus.

• I Am Robert

  02:30

  Robert Chelsea was hit by a drunk driver sustaining third-degree burns on over half of his body. In 2019 he became the first African American recipient of a full-face transplant.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Japan's Northern Wilderness

  03:30

  Episode One. Join naturalist Steve Backshall and double Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover on an adventure travelling a thousand kilometres through Japan's northern highlands. Filmed in 2017.

• BBC World News

  04:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  04:30

  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

  05:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  05:30

  India's Missing Children. In India a child goes missing every 8 minutes. The children are often trafficked into domestic labour or the sex trade - many are never seen again.

• BBC World News

  06:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Free Will: Who is Really in Charge of Our Minds?

  06:30

  Melissa Hogenboom considers whether or not we are in charge of our own decisions; from neuroscience to physics to how our understanding of free will impacts the choices we make.

• BBC World News

  07:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Click

  07:30

  Happy 20th. Click celebrates over 20 years and 1000 episodes in front of a live (virtual) audience and looks back at some of our favourite moments.

• BBC World News

  08:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• HARDtalk

  08:30

  Rutger Bregman. Stephen Sackur speaks to writer and historian Rutger Bregman. Do we humans massively underestimate our capacity to change things for the better?

• BBC World News

  09:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Japan's Northern Wilderness

  09:30

  Episode One. Join naturalist Steve Backshall and double Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover on an adventure travelling a thousand kilometres through Japan's northern highlands. Filmed in 2017.

• BBC World News

  10:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC Introducing Arts

  10:30

  Screengrabbed. Janina Ramirez presents a screengrab of inspiring, thoughtful and beautiful stories from emerging and established film-makers and artists.

• BBC World News

  11:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Free Will: Who is Really in Charge of Our Minds?

  11:30

  Melissa Hogenboom considers whether or not we are in charge of our own decisions; from neuroscience to physics to how our understanding of free will impacts the choices we make.

• BBC World News

  12:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  12:30

  India's Missing Children. In India a child goes missing every 8 minutes. The children are often trafficked into domestic labour or the sex trade - many are never seen again.

• BBC World News

  13:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Catch Her If You Can

  13:30

  Mariam Mola, a self-made girlboss is actually a career con artist who has served time all over Europe. In this game of cat-and-mouse she is exposed as the fraudster she really is.

• BBC World News

  14:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  14:30

  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

  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 currently posted to London look at events in the UK through outsiders' eyes, and at how the issues of the week are being tackled around the world.

• BBC World News

  16:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Statue that Divided a City

  16:10

  In recent months, controversy over the future of some public statutes, including that of Bristol-born slave trade Edward Colston, have brought Britain's imperial past into focus.

• I Am Robert

  16:30

  Robert Chelsea was hit by a drunk driver sustaining third-degree burns on over half of his body. In 2019 he became the first African American recipient of a full-face transplant.

• BBC World News

  17:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Our World

  17:30

  India's Missing Children. In India a child goes missing every 8 minutes. The children are often trafficked into domestic labour or the sex trade - many are never seen again.

• BBC World News

  18:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Survival: To the Brink and Back

  18:30

  Veteran explorer Robin Hanbury-Tenison, who spent weeks in a coma battling COVID-19, says the healing power of nature helped to save his life.

• BBC World News

  19:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Travel Show

  19:30

  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

  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

  Happy 20th. Click celebrates over 20 years and 1000 episodes in front of a live (virtual) audience and looks back at some of our favourite moments.

• BBC World News

  21:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• The Statue that Divided a City

  21:10

  In recent months, controversy over the future of some public statutes, including that of Bristol-born slave trade Edward Colston, have brought Britain's imperial past into focus.

• BBC Introducing Arts

  21:30

  Screengrabbed. Janina Ramirez presents a screengrab of inspiring, thoughtful and beautiful stories from emerging and established film-makers and artists.

• BBC World News

  22:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Dateline London

  22:30

  Foreign correspondents currently posted to London look at events in the UK through outsiders' eyes, and at how the issues of the week are being tackled around the world.

• BBC World News

  23:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Survival: To the Brink and Back

  23:30

  Veteran explorer Robin Hanbury-Tenison, who spent weeks in a coma battling COVID-19, says the healing power of nature helped to save his life.

• BBC World News

  00:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Talking Business

  00:30

  Examining the business stories and economic trends that are re-shaping our world.

• BBC World News

  01:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Catch Her If You Can

  01:30

  Mariam Mola, a self-made girlboss is actually a career con artist who has served time all over Europe. In this game of cat-and-mouse she is exposed as the fraudster she really is.

• BBC World News

  02:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• Dateline London

  02:30

  Foreign correspondents currently posted to London look at events in the UK through outsiders' eyes, and at how the issues of the week are being tackled around the world.

• BBC World News

  03:00

  The latest international news from the BBC.

• BBC Introducing Arts

  03:30

  Screengrabbed. Janina Ramirez presents a screengrab of inspiring, thoughtful and beautiful stories from emerging and established film-makers and artists.