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  • Will Trump's Venezuelan oil gamble pay off after ousting Maduro?
    Jan 5 2026
    Captured amid gunfire in Caracas, Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro has now appeared in a New York court to face multiple drugs and wepaons charges.

    The US accuses him of leading a cartel responsible for flooding their country with cocaine and fentanyl - which he has always denied.

    Meanwhile, President Trump has made it clear there's another substance at the top of his mind: oil.

    “We need access to the oil and to other things in their country that allow us to rebuild their country,” Trump said.

    He even told reporters that he had tipped off US oil giants before the attack.

    So what exactly is his plan Venezuela's vast oil reserves...and will it work?

    International Editor Emma Murphy tells Paul Brand what you need to know.
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    14 m
  • Cyclones to wildfires: reporting on a year of extreme weather
    Dec 22 2025
    Heatwaves in Europe, wildfires in Hollywood and catrastrophic cyclones in South East Asia.

    Extreme weather has been a constant and growing threat in 2025.

    Good Morning Britain meteorologist and weather presenter Laura Tobin has been speaking to colleagues across the world about what they are seeing.

    So what can the world expect for 2026?

    She tells Lucy Watson what you need to know.
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    17 m
  • How could Ukraine get billions of Russia's frozen assets?
    Dec 18 2025
    "We have a simple choice, either money today or blood tomorrow".

    Those were the blunt words of Polish PM Donald Tusk, as leaders gathered to discuss the billions in Russian assets, frozen in the EU.

    Once released, that money would help Ukraine's war effort...but the plan has faced significant opposition from some member states.

    Meanwhile, Roman Abramovic is yet to fulfill his pledge to send the £2.5bn from Chelsea football club's sale to Ukraine.Keir Starmer says the government is prepared to take him to court over it.

    So can the Russian money be accessed...and how desperately does Ukraine need it?

    Europe Editor James Mates tells Faye Barker what you need to know.
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    16 m
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