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The BBC News front page is dominated by the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet, with a high death toll and thousands missing. Other prominent stories include footage of the floods being suppressed in China, a deal for the US to control Venezuelan oil, the detention of British commentator Milo…
Nepal's national disaster management authority reports that over 600 people have died and the number of missing has jumped to 2,426, including at least 517 foreign nationals, as the search for survivors continues.
Dramatic footage from the deadly flash flooding in Tibet is being hidden from public view in China, with little known about the victims there.
Venezuelan interim president states that an agreement for the US to control 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil will help revive her country's economy.
Right-wing British commentator Milo Yiannopoulos, who lives and works in the US and has supported Trump, has been detained by US immigration officials.
A 97-year-old woman named Guna Maya Bohara survived the flash floods in Nepal and was rescued using an excavator, described as looking 'like a warrior'.
A former White House teleprompter operator has been ordered to pay $172,000 for placing bets on Donald Trump's speeches, reportedly using prior knowledge of speech content.
A woman who rented homes to two al-Qaeda members involved in the 9/11 attacks speaks for the first time about their alleged links to a Saudi spy.
BBC correspondent Lucy Williamson reports on Israeli settler attacks against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank observed over the past week.
Iceland is holding a close race as voters decide on whether to restart talks about joining the European Union.
Norway's late King Harald is remembered as his son, Crown Prince Haakon, ascends to the throne.
Western officials indicate that Russia is increasing its rhetoric but ultimately aims to avoid a direct conflict with Nato.
Greenland authorities state that the findings regarding allegations of genocide are not yet final.
A valuable necklace adorned with 600 diamonds has been stolen from a museum in Vienna in broad daylight.
Before-and-after satellite images illustrate the extensive damage caused by floodwaters and landslides on the Nepal-Tibet border, showing washed-away villages and infrastructure.
Laura Bicker explains the risk posed by a new barrier lake formed after a landslide near the Nepal-Tibet border, which is raising fears of a subsequent flood.
An Indian pilgrim's journey to Tibet was interrupted by the deadly flash floods, leaving her family anxious for news.
BBC Verify has located videos showing individuals surviving floodwaters on a balcony in Nepal following the deadly floods along the Trishuli river.
An overview of the current situation regarding the deadly floods and landslides on the border of Nepal and Tibet, detailing casualties and missing persons.
Families globally share how Dolly Parton's Imagination Library initiative, providing free books, has inspired children's love for reading.
Young consumers, particularly Gen Z, are increasingly opting for cold, customizable beverages, prompting coffee chains to adapt their offerings.
A new food trend, dubbed 'swavoury', is emerging in the UK, with sweetcorn being incorporated into items like ice creams and pastries.
Somali piracy has seen a surge, with two ships seized in four days, attributed in part to the ripple effects of the US-Iran conflict.
