US and Iran Trade Strikes for First Time in Weeks ↗
Front page leadThe US has carried out strikes against Iran for the first time in weeks, with Iran reporting that the attack on Larak Island resulted in two deaths and two injuries.
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The BBC News front page highlights a range of international and domestic stories, with a significant focus on natural disasters and geopolitical events. Top stories include the US and Iran exchanging strikes, a major flood in Nepal with a rising death toll, and hikers missing in the Grand Canyon…
The US has carried out strikes against Iran for the first time in weeks, with Iran reporting that the attack on Larak Island resulted in two deaths and two injuries.
The number of people missing in Nepal following massive flash floods has increased to 4,247, with over 900 confirmed dead. Many of the missing are hydropower workers trapped in tunnels.
Han Hak-ja, the leader of the 'Moonies' church, has been sentenced to two years in prison for bribing South Korea's former first lady with luxury gifts.
A search and rescue operation is underway after a ferry carrying nearly 270 people capsized shortly after departing from northern Cyprus, resulting in at least eight deaths and 18 people missing.
Leah Stewart, a 34-year-old woman, recounted how she punched a great white shark during an attack in June while swimming at Coogee Beach.
Flash flooding in the Grand Canyon has left 15 hikers missing, with survivors describing the experience as terrifying.
Ukraine reports that Russian strikes have destroyed 12 million books, targeting publishers and churches as the country prepares for the new school year.
Novak Djokovic experienced an emotional first-round exit from the US Open, raising questions about his age catching up with him.
A head teacher managed to evacuate 900 children from a school just minutes before flash floods hit Nepal.
The UK government has raised the case of a British activist detained by settlers in the West Bank with Israeli authorities.
The ongoing trade war between the US and Canada is having noticeable economic effects in both countries.
Experts discuss how parents showing financial favouritism towards one child can lead to jealousy and resentment in adulthood, and offer advice on how to avoid it.
Hundreds have died and thousands are missing following devastating floods and landslides on the border of Nepal and Tibet.
Young people are reportedly finding joy, serenity, and community by turning to gardening as an alternative to excessive online news consumption.
A French couple, both conceived via sperm donors, fell in love and are now concerned they might be related, facing challenges with illegal home DNA tests.
An exploration into the persistently lower swimming proficiency within the Black British community over several decades.
A 17-year-old boy has gained viral attention for volunteering as a firefighter in Indonesia while wearing a Superman costume amidst severe El Niño conditions.
Peter Marinker, who was initially told he had Alzheimer's, is now performing a solo show of a famous Samuel Beckett play in London.
A majority of Icelandic voters have rejected the government's proposal to resume talks about joining the European Union.
NASA has launched a new, powerful space telescope that will embark on a multi-year mission to map the universe.