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The BBC News front page features a mix of international and some domestic stories. Major international coverage includes ongoing conflict in Ukraine with Russian missile attacks and drone strikes on medics, a migration row between Spain and Italy, and a school shooting in Thailand. Other…
Russia has continued its overnight attacks on Ukraine, following President Zelensky's warning about dwindling missile interceptor supplies.
Italy has introduced border controls due to a significant influx of migrants from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.
Following a shooting that killed eight people, including a 14-year-old perpetrator, the Thai Prime Minister plans to implement stricter gun laws.
Ukrainian emergency workers are reporting an increase in Russian attacks targeting hospitals and ambulances.
A Daily Telegraph investigation claims Uefa paid a severance package to Gianni Infantino's alleged lover while he was general secretary.
This story details how "The Spider," a once-feared Syrian spy chief, was tracked down using a phone book.
The remains of an Indian man, identifiable by his distinctive shoes, who has been on Mount Everest for three decades, may soon be recovered.
In an interview with the BBC, Hunter Biden stated he has no interest in running for office and revealed that his father's cancer has spread.
A book that had been hidden in a fireplace has been returned to an Australian library after being overdue for 150 years.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have officially signed a defence pact.
Residents of a US city, accustomed to fires, are shocked by the scale of devastation.
Sophia Laforteza has left the group Katseye, marking the second member departure this year.
A video report shows the BBC questioning Fifa president Gianni Infantino about his potential resignation.
This story explores the booming private body scan industry and questions whether it is more beneficial or harmful.
A Thai student recounts the terrifying moments during a school attack where five teachers were killed, fearing for her life.
The US government is attempting to limit access to citizenship for some individuals through measures against birth tourism and other criteria.
This report details how Russia is confiscating homes in Ukrainian territories it occupies.
This article questions why young people are opting for basic technology like digital cameras and wired earphones despite the availability of advanced tech.
Experts offer advice on recognizing signs of problematic porn use and seeking help, featuring the experience of a former British Olympian.
This piece examines the life of Fifa president Gianni Infantino, suggesting he is attempting to resume normal operations after a failed investment plan.
An appeals court has stopped a ballroom project linked to Donald Trump, suggesting the decision on its construction should be made by Congress.
A rare Serbian eagle, named Feliks, that was abducted as a fledgling has been successfully rescued and released back into the wild.