World

This wildfire season is set to be Canada's worst on record, as over 400 out-of-control wildfires continue to wreak havoc over the east of the country.

Quebec Premier Francois Legault said "around… Audio

Joining us from the Ghanian capital Accra is Nabil Ahmed. Audio

We'll begin this last programme of the week in the United States with our correspondent Bevan Hurley in smokey New York City. Audio

A West Coast distillery has been chosen to sell Scotland's national drink to... well... Scotland.

Reefton Distilling Co. has struck a deal to supply whisky to the Scots.

Founder and chief executive… Audio

Prince Harry gave evidence for second a day against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over what he alleges was phone hacking "on an industrial scale".

As he finished at the High Court he seemed choked-up… Audio

More than 42,000 people have been affected by catastrophic flooding caused by the destruction of the Kakhovka dam.

Thousands have been evacuated from the Ukrainian-controlled part of the flood zone… Audio

To the Middle East now - our correspondent in Doha is Alex Baird. Audio

To Europe now - joining the programme from Sweden is our correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio

We begin the programme with the latest from the High Court in London, Nathan Rarere asked our correspondent Henry Riley about the Prince's day on the stand. Audio

The vicious power struggle between Sudan's rival military leaders continues to rage on - now in it's 8th week. The latest conflict has only made an existing humanitarian crisis worse - displacing… Audio

A huge dam in the Russian-controlled area of southern Ukraine has been destroyed, unleashing a flood of water.

Ukraine's military and Nato have accused Russia of blowing up the dam, while Russia has… Audio

Prince Harry has accused tabloid newspapers of hacking his voicemails when he was a teenager, saying it made him feel he "couldn't trust anybody".

In a witness statement released in his case against… Audio

Prince Harry has spent the day giving testimony at a court in London in his case against the Mirror Group. The Prince has accused the company - which publishes three of the UK's most popular tabloid… Audio

Let's begin in Australia - with Nthan Rarere from Brisbane is our correspondent Pam Corkery. Audio

While New Zealand debates the merits of bilingual signage, Wales and Ireland have been using it for decades. Audio

Time now to head to Japan for the latest from our correspondent Chris Gilbert. He told Nathan Rarere Japan's loneliness epidemic is getting worse so the government is battling it by passing… Audio

We begin this short week in the United Kingdom, joining us from London is our correspondent Elllie Jay. Audio