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The BBC News front page features a range of international stories, with the US launching strikes on Iran after an attempted attack on American troops being the lead story. Other major headlines include Israel building new land barriers in Gaza, the rising death toll from an earthquake in Japan…
Following a temporary pause in hostilities, the US has launched significant strikes against Iran in response to an attempted attack on American troops, with both sides reportedly restarting missile exchanges.
Experts suggest that Israel's construction of new land barriers and displacement of families in Gaza indicates plans for a long-term internal border within the region.
European football's governing body, Uefa, will convene a meeting with all 55 member associations to discuss their response to FIFA's controversial World Cup plans.
The death toll from the earthquake in Japan has risen to 30, with thousands of evacuees struggling to cope with soaring temperatures in crowded evacuation centers.
Saudi Arabia faces a difficult choice between escalating its response as a deterrent or attempting to de-escalate the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran.
Wildfires, fanned by strong winds on Crete, have led to the deaths of three Greek firefighters and prompted village evacuations as other parts of Europe also battle fires.
A study suggests that reduced sugar intake in early childhood may be beneficial for long-term brain health, though the evidence is not yet conclusive.
Actress Zendaya discusses the ease of working with boyfriend Tom Holland on their latest film, 'Spiderman: Brand New Day,' noting their close friendship.
Officials report that eight people, including three children, have died as a result of Russian strikes on Ukraine.
Shell has reported a doubling of its profits, attributed to the rise in oil prices driven by the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
The wife of a British national imprisoned in Saudi Arabia has made an appeal for his release, describing his situation as a 'nightmare'.
Search and rescue efforts are ongoing in Kumamoto following a significant earthquake.
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering implementing controls on artificial intelligence following recent hacking incidents involving OpenAI.
China's robotics firms are finding opportunities in the UK's retail sector, driven by the nation's weak productivity growth and labor shortages.
Marcia Kilgore, founder of the beauty brand Beauty Pie, shares her entrepreneurial journey and advice for building successful businesses after dropping out of university.
Visitors share their reactions to the newly regilded Arts of War statues near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., which were covered in 23.75-karat gold.
Kenneth Farrington recounts his vivid memories of watching the 1966 World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium at the age of 16, an experience he considers unparalleled.
With neon makeup trending for festivals, this guide explains how to achieve the look safely and what to check for in products to avoid skin damage.
The UK's recent extreme heat has spurred a debate on the adoption of air conditioning, weighing the costs and consequences against carbon reduction efforts and home adaptation.
Experts question whether computer-based testing is sufficient to prevent exam paper leaks in India, emphasizing the critical role of governance alongside technology.
Footage shows an explosion at a Japanese shopping center following a magnitude 6.8 earthquake, with search teams still looking for survivors.
Japan is experiencing over 100 aftershocks following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 13 people, with warnings of potential magnitude 7 aftershocks.
