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The BBC News front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes Vladimir Putin's inability to claim victory in Ukraine, as stated by a Nobel Peace Prize winner, attacks on Russian and Ukrainian grain export terminals, and Japan's protest against…
In an exclusive interview, Nobel Peace Prize winner Dmitry Muratov tells the BBC that Russian President Vladimir Putin can only 'destroy Ukraine, not conquer it' as the war enters its fifth year.
Grain exports from both Russia and Ukraine are declining due to mutual attacks on each other's shipping facilities and ports.
A deleted video of Tamil actor Vikram cuddling an endangered gibbon has led to an inquiry into how the animal entered India.
The World Health Organization chief stated that the ongoing Ebola outbreak, declared on May 15, has surpassed 2,000 deaths and has thousands more reported cases.
A solar eclipse, where over 95% of the Sun was covered by the Moon in Cornwall, captivated millions across the UK and Europe, with parts of Spain experiencing totality.
A collection of images captures the stunning solar eclipse as it turned daylight into darkness across Europe.
NFL player Travis Kelce referred to Taylor Swift as his 'wife' for the first time and described their wedding at Madison Square Garden as a 'childhood dream'.
Japan has lodged a protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuril islands, which are claimed by both nations.
Reports indicate that members of Donald Trump's cabinet were present on a decoy plane after the former president made a discreet departure.
A woman has been rescued alive from rubble 36 hours after an earthquake struck Colombia.
An Australian army whistleblower has been released on parole, having served over two years in prison.
A report explores the reasons behind the sale of 'human fridges' in Japan, a practice with cultural or economic implications.
Donald Trump announced that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will be departing from her role.
Australia's disability support program, once hailed as game-changing, is now facing a crisis due to ballooning costs.
A town in Tennessee demonstrates strong support for Donald Trump, despite his national approval numbers, with residents involved in missile production.
The 'Vulture King' in Nigeria is working to protect vultures, which are crucial to nature's cycle but are disappearing due to being seen as sinister or hunted for rituals.
Rhossi, a rare Kemp's ridley sea turtle found near death on a Welsh beach in 2023, has successfully made a 5,000-mile journey back to Texas.
Musician Ayra Starr discusses her secret relationship and an anecdote about teasing Stevie Wonder, as she shares personal stories behind her third album.
A timelapse video documents the total solar eclipse as seen in Spain and Iceland, noted as the most significant in the region since 1999.
Risk aversion and conservatism among Japanese businesses are cited as reasons for the slow adoption of Artificial Intelligence in the country.
Israeli security forces have reportedly withdrawn from a West Bank village where about a dozen settlers are said to be besieging two Palestinian families.
The US immigration agency is planning to spend $20 million on gloves designed to deliver electric shocks to compel subjects into compliance.
