The Late Edition
Latest Episodes
Wednesday 17 June
Donald Trump signs an executive order on police reform. Plus: the White House tries to block John Bolton’s tell-all book and a poll deems artists non-essential workers. With Tom Edwards, Chiara Rimella and Chris…
Tuesday 16 June
Brexit’s fresh momentum? Plus: Tokyo’s gubernatorial race begins and the Oscars are pushed back to April 2021.
Monday 15 June
The latest on lockdowns easing in France and parts of the UK. Plus: Maria Ressa is found guilty in a major press-freedom case in the Philippines and we ask whether our book-buying habits have…
Friday 12 June
How journalists documented the past year of civil unrest in Hong Kong, what’s next for news organisations without offices and the view from our own newsroom. With Tom Edwards, Andrew Tuck and Josh Fehnert.
Thursday 11 June
The UK continues to ease coronavirus restrictions, Joe Biden widens his polling lead and the ‘Miami Herald’ permanently embraces remote working. With Daniel Bach, Augustin Macellari and Carlota Rebelo.
Wednesday 10 June
Tom Edwards, Chiara Rimella and Chris Cermak on why Brexit talks are at a standstill. Plus: Belgium plans a domestic-tourism boost and London’s commercial galleries set to reopen.
Tuesday 9 June
We assess the sweeping police reforms proposed by Democrats in the US. Plus: how to reboot tourism and why Vatican City wants to be a pretender to the streaming-service throne.
Monday 8 June
The latest on the weekend demonstrations around the world. Plus: Brazil’s complicated coronavirus response and what our clothes will say about us in the wake of the pandemic.
Friday 5 June
We round-up the week’s news, including the demonstrations in the US, how journalism has fared during the pandemic and the implications for businesses of working from home.
Thursday 4 June
Criticism of President Trump’s handling of the unrest in dozens of US cities mounts. Plus, Brexit talks resume and Italy allows EU holidaymakers back across its borders. With Tomos Lewis, Carlota Rebelo and Christopher…
