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The BBC News front page features a range of global and domestic stories. Top international news includes potential new talks between the US and Iran, deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, and a firefighting helicopter collision in Greece. Domestically, a pioneering womb surgery on a…
Donald Trump has suggested initiating new talks with Iran, though Tehran has not yet responded. This follows previous instances where Trump indicated a negotiated end to the conflict was near, only for hostilities to resume.
The BBC has gained exclusive access to Rawalakot, the site of recent violent confrontations between security forces and protesters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Theo, the first British baby to undergo in-utero surgery for complex gastroschisis, was successfully operated on as part of a pioneering clinical trial.
A high-profile case in Malaysia involves a boy on trial for the alleged murder of a girl at school, sparking national shock and debate about social media's impact on children.
A collision between two firefighting helicopters in Greece resulted in the deaths of one Danish and one Greek national, while a British pilot and another Greek crew member survived.
Newly released photos from Myanmar's military government show Aung San Suu Kyi meeting with an ICRC official, marking her first confirmed contact with the outside world in two and a half years.
Wales has become the first nation to publicly withdraw its support for Gianni Infantino's bid to continue as FIFA president.
US singer Ariana Grande, 33, will reportedly step back from public visibility following the conclusion of her world tour next month, according to her representative.
A warehouse has caught fire following what is believed to be the latest Ukrainian attack targeting 'Russia's Amazon', a major online retailer.
The band Massive Attack has issued a response after facing a ban in Singapore related to a display concerning Palestine.
Nepal is mourning the loss of climber Nirmal Purja, with tributes highlighting his enduring legacy.
An explosion outside a Moscow restaurant has resulted in three fatalities.
The United States and Japan have undertaken a rare coordinated action to support the Japanese yen.
The head of Glasgow 2026 believes the scaled-back Commonwealth Games will significantly shape the future of the event, with the baton now passing to Amdavad.
More women are discussing the luteal phase on social media, raising awareness about its effects.
Spain's migrant crisis, particularly concerning the Ceuta crossings, has ignited a political storm across Europe, exposing divisions on migration issues.
Two families share the tragic impact of India's medical entrance examination paper leak on young lives.
A forensic linguist suggests that ransom notes can provide crucial information for identifying individuals involved in kidnappings.
The latest Spider-Man film has achieved the second-highest global opening weekend box office performance ever, providing a boost to Disney.
Greek police report that a man has confessed to transporting the body of a Scottish woman in a suitcase and has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter.
Israel reports targeting military operatives in strikes on Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Deir el-Balah, resulting in at least 13 deaths, occurring after Hamas agreed to a disarmament deal.
