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The BBC News front page features a prominent live story about UK's Andy Burnham visiting Ukraine to discuss long-range missile blueprints. Other top stories include the Taliban's governance in Afghanistan, concerns over former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's medical care, the sale of Maradona's 'Hand of…
Andy Burnham's first foreign visit as Prime Minister involves discussions on providing Ukraine with UK blueprints for long-range missiles, following warnings from Russia about drone use.
Five years after the Taliban's return to power, the BBC provides an inside look at how senior figures are reshaping the country, focusing on aspects like divorce, smartphone use, and control.
Former cricket captains are calling for Pakistan to provide former Prime Minister Imran Khan with adequate medical care, stating it is a matter of basic decency and complying with a court order.
The iconic football used by Diego Maradona for his 'Hand of God' goal during the 1986 World Cup quarter-final against England has been sold at auction for £2.5 million.
Following the collapse of trade talks and Canada's announcement of retaliatory tariffs, former President Trump suggested Canada desires the advantages of being a US state.
Confirmation of the circumstances surrounding the death of Vietnamese teenager Do Ngoc Phuong Thuy, who was run over, has led to further questions and speculation.
Tesla is recalling almost three million vehicles in China due to a fault with the door handles. Other affected brands include XPeng, Xiaomi, and Geely.
Leah Stewart, who survived a shark attack in June that resulted in multiple bites to her arms and legs, expressed gratitude for being given a second chance at life.
Chinese authorities are investigating the use of formaldehyde as a preservative to keep cabbages fresh.
A video report exploring the opinions of local residents regarding the IndyCar event held in Washington D.C.
A landfill site collapse in Guinea has resulted in the deaths of 30 people.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein is reportedly planning to achieve an valuation of nearly $27 billion for its upcoming stock market debut.
French authorities have connected a significant increase in drowning incidents to the prevailing heatwaves.
A survey indicates that 'accent bias' remains a persistent issue in UK workplaces, with many people concerned about how their accents are perceived.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a critical challenge in justifying his decision to walk away from a trade deal with the US, aiming to prove the move's worth.
BBC Verify investigates discrepancies in the marketing of the Trump Mobile T1 phone, revealing inconsistencies in its design, specifications, manufacture, and release date.
The second edition of the World Humanoid Games, featuring robot competitions in boxing, football, and sprinting, has commenced in Beijing, China.
Prospectors have flocked to Kenya's West Pokot county following reports that a goat herder's discovery of a $200 gold nugget may have initiated a local gold rush.
Former President Trump officiated the start of an IndyCar race in Washington D.C., which was part of a series of events celebrating the country's 250th anniversary.
Disagreements have emerged concerning queuing etiquette at Yr Wyddfa, Wales' highest mountain, with conflicts arising between those waiting and those attempting to bypass the line.
Roehampton University in the UK is offering students an annual stipend of £2,000 to participate in esports alongside their academic studies.
A 17-year-old girl has died following a sword attack in Sweden. Two boys were also injured, and a suspect has been detained.
Residents in an Indiana town are experiencing growing frustration due to a prolonged power outage.
