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The BBC News front page highlights a dramatic rescue of two workers from a Nepal tunnel following deadly flash flooding. Other top stories include advancements in pig kidney transplants, the booming AI data center industry in Australia and its environmental costs, tensions in a US murder trial…
Dramatic video shows the moment two workers, Sanjaya Shah and Kabir Maharjan, were rescued from a tunnel in Nepal nine days after deadly flash flooding that killed over 1,300 people.
Rescuers pull two people from a hydropower tunnel more than a week after a massive flash flood devastated the Nepal-China border.
A man has lived for a record nine months with a transplanted pig kidney while waiting for a human transplant.
Advocates say data centres will bring jobs to Australia, but others worry they will consume significant resources while offering little benefit.
The defence lawyer is upset after the judge decides not to remove a holdout juror in the triple murder case involving Lindsay Clancy.
Javier Milei reiterates Argentina's claim on the British overseas territory, stating that the 'winds of change' favour it.
Reform UK announces that two senior officials, Dan Jukes and James Orr, have resigned their positions as the party launches an investigation into an undercover report.
The family of Australian icon Steve Irwin celebrates his legacy 20 years after his death from a stingray barb during filming.
Nepal estimates it will require billions of dollars in funding to rebuild its infrastructure and communities following devastating flash floods.
The board of Volkswagen has approved a plan to implement further job cuts, aiming to reduce its workforce by an additional 50,000 positions.
US billionaire Leon Black has defied a summons from a panel investigating Jeffrey Epstein and has filed a lawsuit against them.
US officials are investigating whether a missile strike, possibly involving Iran, hit a wedding ceremony.
Tennis player Nick Kyrgios has been given a one-month ban from the sport following a positive test for cocaine.
Despite missing two members, the girl group Katseye received a positive reception and delivered a dazzling performance during their tour in London.
The founders of Aardman Animations reveal surprising behind-the-scenes details and creative twists from 50 years of the Bristol-based animation studio.
India's rapid internet expansion may be hindered by issues with its undersea cables, as many critical cables land near Mumbai's Versova beach.
Dozens of families have contacted BBC Your Voice reporting serious defects, damp, and mould in new-build homes, with complaints to the ombudsman tripling in a year.
Jobseekers, particularly Gen Z, are becoming victims of fake recruitment apps that are designed to scam them out of their savings.
Kenya is experiencing a shortage of milk as the country's cows are suffering from drought, leading to empty supermarket shelves and rising prices for tea.
Galaxy Robot Park in South Korea features attractions with humanoid robots dancing to K-pop, exploring the potential of robotics in theme parks.
Footage from inside the court shows Lindsay Clancy's lawyer arguing for the removal of a juror, as deliberations enter their seventh day.
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem has passed away peacefully at her home in New York City at the age of 92.
