BBC World News
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00:30-01:00HARDtalk (r)
Stephen Sackur speaks to Sir Laurie Bristow, Britain's last ambassador to Afghanistan, who led a desperate evacuation when Kabul fell to the Taliban in 2021.
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01:00-01:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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01:30-02:00Talking Business
Examining the business stories and economic trends that are re-shaping our world.
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02:00-02:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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02:30-03:00The Travel Show
Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.
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03:00-03:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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03:30-04:00Click
Spencer Kelly visits research facility ETH Zurich to see the latest tech helping us learn about ecosystems and climate. Adrienne Murray goes behind the scenes at a new carbon capture plant in Iceland.
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04:00-04:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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04:30-05:00Discovering the World's Culture
Nikki Bedi visits Cappadocia in central Turkey; known for its volcanic landscape. She meets renowned Master Potter Aydin Afacan and visits Cappadox - a festival focused on music and contemporary art.
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05:00-05:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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05:30-06:00Influential with Katty Kay (r)
Katty Kay talks to Olympic legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee, who has held the Olympic record for women's long jump and heptathlon for nearly 40 years.
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06:00-06:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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06:30-07:00The Media Show
Why Oz Katerji made the decision to temporarily stop reporting and help injured Ukrainians. Also on the show, what challenges do journalists face when reporting on populist movements?
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07:00-07:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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07:30-08:00The Travel Show (r)
Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.
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08:00-08:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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08:30-09:00Town of Steel
As thousands of steel workers' jobs hang in the balance, the town of Port Talbot is facing a crisis. Will any election promises be enough to save the town or have they arrived too late?
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09:00-09:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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09:30-10:00Click (r)
Spencer Kelly visits research facility ETH Zurich to see the latest tech helping us learn about ecosystems and climate. Adrienne Murray goes behind the scenes at a new carbon capture plant in Iceland.
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10:00-10:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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10:30-11:00Discovering the World's Culture (r)
Nikki Bedi visits Cappadocia in central Turkey; known for its volcanic landscape. She meets renowned Master Potter Aydin Afacan and visits Cappadox - a festival focused on music and contemporary art.
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11:00-12:00BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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12:00-12:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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12:30-13:00Burning Sun: Exposing the Secret K-pop Chat Groups
In this final episode, we look at how justice catches up with the K-pop stars after accusations of filming Molka, the Korean term for secretly taking explicit photos or videos without consent.
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13:00-13:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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13:30-14:00Talking Business (r)
Examining the business stories and economic trends that are re-shaping our world.
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14:00-14:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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14:30-15:00Town of Steel (r)
As thousands of steel workers' jobs hang in the balance, the town of Port Talbot is facing a crisis. Will any election promises be enough to save the town or have they arrived too late?
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15:00-15:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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15:30-16:00Behind the Stories
BBC Paris Correspondent, Andrew Harding on witnessing tragic small boat crossings.
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16:00-16:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBCÂ including sport.
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16:30-17:00The Travel Show (r)
Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.
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17:00-17:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBCÂ including sport.
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17:30-18:00The Media Show (r)
Why Oz Katerji made the decision to temporarily stop reporting and help injured Ukrainians. Also on the show, what challenges do journalists face when reporting on populist movements?
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18:00-18:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBCÂ including sport.
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18:30-19:00Influential with Katty Kay (r)
Katty Kay talks to Olympic legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee, who has held the Olympic record for women's long jump and heptathlon for nearly 40 years.
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19:00-20:00BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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20:00-20:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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20:30-21:00Town of Steel (r)
As thousands of steel workers' jobs hang in the balance, the town of Port Talbot is facing a crisis. Will any election promises be enough to save the town or have they arrived too late?
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21:00-21:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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21:30-22:00Click (r)
Spencer Kelly visits research facility ETH Zurich to see the latest tech helping us learn about ecosystems and climate. Adrienne Murray goes behind the scenes at a new carbon capture plant in Iceland.
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22:00-22:30BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.
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22:30-23:00The Travel Show (r)
Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.
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23:00-00:00BBC News
The latest news from the BBC.