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As the police investigations continue, so have the funerals. At least 45 children were killed in the attacks, and their grief-stricken families are struggling to come to terms with their loss.

‘No Collusion, No Obstruction’, President Trump declared again on social media today as he dismissed the political fallout from the publication of the Mueller report.

Sri Lanka’s is under curfew again tonight, and while police have made progress, saying they’ve identified eight of the nine bombers, they are also in crisis.

Sri Lankan journalist Faraz Shauketaly discusses the terror attacks.

European countries are still struggling with the challenge of how to deal with citizens who travelled to join extremist Islamic State fighters in Syria and Iraq.

When President Trump makes his state visit to the UK, which was confirmed today for early June, he’ll undoubtedly be met by a raft of demonstrations. 

Hilmy Ahamed , Vice President of the Muslim Council of Sri Lanka, discusses the terror attacks.

The first mass funerals have been held here for some of those who died, with services in Colombo and at St Sebastian’s Church in Negombo, where more than 100 were killed.

Before Islamic State claimed they had carried out the attack, we spoke to Harin Fernando, Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister for Telecomms.

Sri Lanka is again under curfew tonight and new emergency powers have begun for the military, amid warnings of more explosives and militants in or around Colombo.

Millions of Ukrainians have gone to the polls today in a presidential runoff election.

We’re joined in the studio by Charu Lata Hogg from the foreign affairs think tank Chatham House.

We’re joined by Sri Lankan journalist Faraz Shauketaly. 

At least 207 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in a series of explosions across Sri Lanka.

Another 15 people have been killed in clashes in the Libyan capital, Tripoli over the last two days – according to the World health organisation.