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Old Newscast: The Brexit CampaignPolitics

The programme brings together the people who ran the Leave and Remain campaigns to discuss what it was like behind the scenes. Sir Craig Oliver, who led communications for Remain, meets Vote Leave chief executive Matthew Elliott for the first time in the Newscast studio.

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Better disaster preparation could reduce Nepal flood costs, expert saysWorld

The catastrophic floods in Nepal have underscored the need for stronger disaster preparedness and risk management, University of Queensland associate professor Jie Wang says. She also discusses lessons Nepal and other countries dependent on mountain and adventure tourism can draw from the disaster.

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On the frontline: BBC visits a town erased by floods on the Nepal-China borderWorld

Nepal’s devastating floods last week have killed 939 people and left 3,925 missing. In badly hit Rasuwa District, Sablubesi has been reduced to hard-packed mud and rubble, with almost no trace of the communities that once lived there. Rescue efforts continue, including for workers trapped in tunnels, while survivors recall the disaster with fear and grief.

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Hannity: Republicans could shock the worldPolitics

The segment focuses on U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s effort to break with radical leftist influencer Hasan Piker and on a new campaign message from James Talarico.

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World leaders attend colorful Nomad Games opening ceremonyWorld0:39

Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other world leaders gathered in Bishkek for the World Nomad Games. The event’s opening ceremony was held on the eve of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.

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‘Sea Change’: Much of the world’s economic GDP has moved to the Asia-Pacific, Rana Mitter saysWorld

François Picard welcomes Rana Mitter, a historian and Harvard Kennedy School chair in US-Asia Relations. Mitter discusses the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s role in a changing international system, saying it is evolving from a largely symbolic China-Russia vehicle into a forum where Asian powers coordinate around material security foundations such as energy.

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Latest news bulletin | September 1, 2026 – MorningWorld

A morning bulletin rounding up important stories from Europe and beyond on September 1, 2026, covering world affairs, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

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Jury finds ex-gang leader guilty in Tupac killing caseCulture0:43

A Las Vegas jury found a former gang leader guilty of murder in a case alleging he masterminded the drive-by killing of hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur, closing a decades-old cold case.

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ABC News Live Prime: August 31, 2026Other

Duane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty of murdering Tupac Shakur. The program also covered an NYPD officer fatally shooting a woman in Times Square after she stabbed two people, killing one, and the treatment of Afghans who assisted the U.S. military.

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Higher Oil Hits Risk Sentiment, Nvidia CEO Exclusive | The Asia TradeEconomy

Bloomberg TV’s “The Asia Trade,” broadcast live from Tokyo and Sydney, previews the Asian trading day with market insight and analysis. The program examines how renewed Middle East tensions are keeping bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike alive and includes Trump’s dismissal of a “little war” with Iran.

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Emily Compagno: This Is STAGGERINGSociety

Emily Compagno and the Outnumbered panel discuss a rare federal grand jury investigation into chronic truancy among high school students in the District of Columbia, where nearly 60% are chronically absent.

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Lesotho’s male midwives challenge tradition amid high maternal death rateHealth

A growing number of men in Lesotho are becoming midwives, challenging traditional gender roles while helping deliver maternity care in communities with limited access to health facilities. About 300 male midwives now work in the country. The WHO says 478 women died per 100,000 live births there last year, more than twice the global average.

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Analyst says Iran has ‘foot on our economic throat’ as US renews strikesWorld

U.S. forces struck Iranian rocket launchers near the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, their first military action in a month, ending a lull in the intermittent war that has lasted more than six months. Iran vowed retaliation for what it called a deadly attack and later said it fired missiles at U.S. sites in Jordan.

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Last-minute flood warning saves more than 900 Nepal studentsSociety

An accountant’s warning that a flood was approaching prompted headmaster Rajendra Dawadi to evacuate 900 students and about 16 staff from Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School in Bidur. Fourteen minutes later, a wall of water swept through the town and destroyed the school.

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Ghost towns reveal devastation along Sudan’s recaptured Exports RoadWorld

Sudan’s army is working to consolidate its hold over the strategic al-Sadirat, or Exports Road, connecting Khartoum with el-Obeid and the wider Kordofan and Darfur regions. The Rapid Support Forces controlled the route for much of the three-year conflict before the army retook it last month. Burnt vehicles, abandoned buildings and deserted communities show the extent of the fighting.

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Why Does Taiwan Make Beijing ‘Concerned’? US Experts Say Democracy Is on the Front Line of US-China CompetitionPolitics

Taiwan’s government has proposed its largest-ever defense budget, signaling its determination to defend itself. US experts say Taiwan faces not only growing military pressure from China but also Chinese information and political influence. They argue that Taiwan’s free democratic system worries Beijing and places democracy at the front line of US-China competition.

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'STARTLING': Trump admin announces major crackdown on migrant truckersPolitics

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a federal crackdown targeting commercial driver’s license fraud and illegal immigrant truck drivers. Former Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf discussed the move’s national security implications.

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