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Four survivors from a migrant boat which sank say 41 others have drowned. - we hear from an MEP from Italy's governing party,

Also: concerns about safety from a Northern Ireland policewoman, how to rebuild a pub, Russian history textbooks, French spies in Libya, and the death of Sex Pistols collaborator Jamie Reid.

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Migrants are spending their first night on a barge in Dorset. Fifteen asylum seekers are on board - but a group of about 20 refused to join them. We speak to the charity blamed by the government for blocking them.

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The United States is stopping over $100m of aid from going to Niger until the military junta that's seized power steps down. We hear from one resident about how free people are to voice their opinions.

And Britain's wonkiest pub - The Crooked House - has burned down. We have a local lament.

Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty in a courtroom in Washington to four charges over allegations he plotted to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election. We are live in the US capital.

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Is there something else out there? We speak to a former military official about why he testified to Congress - claiming the US government knows much more about UFOs than it is telling the public.

And as Volvo announces its ending production of its estate cars, Richard Hammond laments the demise of an icon.

Foreign Office assessment finds thousands of women will die because of cuts to the overseas aid budget

The Queens Park Rangers manager on his double life as a rock singer

Donald Trump has been charged with four counts after a grand jury examined his efforts to overturn the 2020 election result. We get the latest from Washington DC.

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The first French evacuation flight has left Niger - after last week's military coup in the West African country became an angry revolt against the former colonial power. We speak to an MP from President Macron's party.

The government has formally acknowledged that the mass murder of the Yazidi people by the Islamic State group was a genocide. We get reaction from the Yazidi Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Nadia Murad.

The rival candidates vying for the US Republican presidential nomination will face off tonight in Des Moines, Iowa - as Donald Trump insists he'll still run for the White House again, even if he's convicted of any criminal charges. We learn about who’s in the running.

The White House says it's deeply concerned by the military coup in Niger.

And the death of musician and Eagles co-founder Randy Meisner.

The effects of July's record-breaking heatwave in Phoenix, Arizona

Why a coup in Niger is sounding alarm bells in Western capitals

The writer of 'Black Coronation Street'

The generation in Yemen who know nothing but war

Record numbers living in temporary accommodation in England

Making the River Seine in Paris clean enough for swimmers