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Front page leadUrsula von der Leyen has urged for action ahead of an urgent EU interior ministers meeting to discuss the issue of migrant crossings into Spain.
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Ursula von der Leyen has urged for action ahead of an urgent EU interior ministers meeting to discuss the issue of migrant crossings into Spain.
Three children were among seven people killed when a Ukrainian drone crashed at a popular resort on the Black Sea, with 40 others injured.
Five people were killed in Moscow due to Ukrainian strikes on warehouses, with facilities in St Petersburg and Tver also hit. Russian strikes on Ukraine also caused casualties.
Several US states have filed lawsuits to block tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, which claims that 60 trading partners have not addressed forced labor issues.
Donald Trump faces significant challenges from key allies, experiencing notable political setbacks within a short period, according to the BBC's Anthony Zurcher.
Hundreds of World War II shells have been discovered in a French village after wildfires caused explosions, believed to be old munitions.
Pop star Ariana Grande has informed fans that her decision to step back from the spotlight was not impulsive and that boundaries need to be set.
A high-speed police pursuit in Queensland, Australia, has concluded with two arrests after a prolonged chase across Ipswich and Brisbane.
A personal story detailing why a Nigerian man decided to flee South Africa, leaving behind his wife and twins.
Wildfires in Washington state have led to the evacuation of approximately 60,000 residents from their homes.
An exploration into the business strategy of Trump Media, specifically focusing on the sale of early access to posts on Truth Social.
An 82-year-old charity cyclist has passed away just one day after completing an arduous 3,300-mile journey across Australia.
Three lions have died at a Japanese zoo amidst the country's struggle with extreme heatwaves.
Ariana Grande is taking a 'step back' from public appearances due to 'endless, ongoing public scrutiny' regarding her body.
Thousands of young people in Gaza are finding opportunities in the digital economy as the territory's broader recovery efforts lag.
A clinic in West Yorkshire is implementing aggressive strategies to increase child immunisation rates as vaccination rates decline across the UK.
The UK wedding industry is facing increased costs due to heatwaves, leading to a rise in October bookings as couples adapt to changing summer conditions.
Cyber experts suggest that Iran likely carried out an attack on water systems in seven US states, despite President Trump's initial assessment.
Buyers of AI services are finding it difficult to manage costs, while sellers are uncertain about appropriate pricing models.
Despite having the world's largest youth population, India faces challenges as many young people struggle to find good jobs despite rising education levels, impacting PM Modi's political standing.
Record low water levels in the Rhine, Danube, and Po rivers are disrupting the transport of goods and reducing electricity generation across Europe.
BBC Verify matches videos of devastation in Spokane, Washington, with pre-fire images to show the extent of destruction caused by recent wildfires.