CNN TV guide for the week

Today’s and upcoming schedule: airtimes, programme details, and quick date selection.

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TV guide for 6 June

  1. CNN Newsroom

  2. Connecting Africa. June 2026

  3. CNN Newsroom

  4. CNN Creators

  5. CNN Newsroom

  6. African Voices: Yvonne Orji

  7. Tech for Good. Nature Inspiring Tech of Tomorrow

  8. CNN This Morning Weekend

  9. First of All with Victor Blackwell

  10. Smerconish

  11. CNN Creators

  12. Inside Africa: Ep. 727

  13. The Amanpour Hour

  14. World Sport

  15. Marketplace Middle East. Ep. 53

  16. Marketplace Africa. Digital Livestock Auctions in South Africa; Josh Whale

  17. CNN Newsroom Saturday

  18. CNN Newsroom Saturday. Ep. 2

  19. All Access at Roland-Garros: A CNN Sports Special

  20. CNN Newsroom Saturday

  21. World Sport

  22. CNN Creators

  23. CNN Newsroom Saturday

  24. Smerconish

  25. World Sport

  26. Tech for Good. Nature Inspiring Tech of Tomorrow

  27. Inside Africa. Ep. 727.

  28. African Voices. Yvonne Orji.

  29. Blueprint. The United Kingdom

  30. Inside Africa: Botswana's 'Silicon Valley'

  31. Marketplace Africa. Digital Livestock Auctions in South Africa; Josh Whale.

  32. CNN Newsroom

  33. World Sport.

  34. CNN Newsroom.

  35. Inside Africa. Ep. 727.

  36. World Sport

  37. CNN Newsroom

  38. Marketplace Middle East. Ep. 53.

  39. Marketplace Africa. Digital Livestock Auctions in South Africa; Josh Whale.

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The line-up is built around news and analysis. Recurring programmes include "Anderson Cooper 360°", "The Lead with Jake Tapper", "The Situation Room", "Erin Burnett OutFront" and "CNN News Central". Special projects include "CNN Heroes", "CNN Films" and "CNN Special Report".

The channel uses the slogan "Go there". CNN is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery through the CNN Global division. The channel is headquartered in Atlanta, USA, and CNN's signal is distributed by satellite and available in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide.