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BBC News
Monday-Friday midnight-5 a.m. on WPSU and 9 p.m.-midnight on WPSU-2

BBC News reaches about 40 million adults in the UK every week. Its international services are consumed by an additional 239 million adults around the world. Material is brought into the BBC by its newsgathering staff of more than 8,500, with more than 40 international bureaus and seven in the UK. BBC News is one of the largest operations of its kind in the world.

  • Is the movie's success really a surprise, or is it a sign of things to come?
  • The achievement gap between white students and students of color is narrowing. What will it take to close it for good?
  • How do you communicate complex ideas effectively? How do scientists and doctors get their findings across to a needing public?
  • In a shocking and deadly assault, attackers stormed Iran’s parliament and the shrine of revolutionary founder Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Wednesday. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which
  • How can we best protect a system that delivers the peaceful transfer of power?
  • Afghanistan's president says cowards were behind this week's bombing in Kabul. After their latest meeting, Germany's Chancellor calls out President Trump. And of course, the President makes his decision on the Paris climate accord. A discussion of the week's most interesting news stories.
  • Paris deals, Jared's secret channels and a spate of worrying hate crimes seen across the country. Plus, the ongoing mystery that surrounds covfefe. A discussion of the week's most interesting news stories.
  • In many towns, the only access to care comes from clinics that also offer abortions. As these facilities continue to be shut down, how can women's healthcare needs be addressed?
  • How does the US's missile defense system work? And will it work when lives are at stake?
  • The game show "Jeopardy!" has been a staple of American television for more than five decades. The ratings are great, but "Jeopardy!" still heavily recruits people to be contestants. Who is "Jeopardy!" searching for to take the show into another decade of success?