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The BBC News front page features a range of international news, with a focus on the Middle East, including a drone attack on a Saudi oil pipeline and Houthi advances in Yemen. Other prominent stories include the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the US, a ferry fire in the Philippines, and…
Saudi Arabia has shut down a key oil pipeline following a drone attack launched from Iraq. Iraq has responded by removing a military commander and launching investigations into the incident.
The Houthi rebels have captured a significant stretch of Yemen's strategic coastline, marking their most impressive military achievement in years and potentially escalating the conflict involving Iran.
The death toll from a ferry fire in the Philippines has risen to 35, with many still unaccounted for. Access to the burnt vessel is hampered by toxic fumes and residual heat.
A senior UN official has informed the BBC that Ukraine is anticipating its most challenging winter since the full-scale Russian invasion, with a critical race against time to secure power and water supplies.
Solemn ceremonies are being held across New York, the Pentagon, and Pennsylvania to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.
Former US President Donald Trump has arrived at Dublin Airport for a two-day visit to Ireland, with planned events including a meeting with Irish leader Micheál Martin.
Denise Cosco, who testified against the powerful 'Ndrangheta clan and her own father for the murder of her mother in Italy, has died tragically.
Mountaineer Mingma G recounts to the BBC the difficult mission undertaken by friends to recover the bodies of climbers, including Nirmal Purja, who died in an avalanche.
An arrest has been made in connection with the death of a black woman who was found hanged from a tree in Mississippi.
Sweden is experiencing a close election race, with the far-right political parties aiming to play a significant role in the formation of the next government.
A passenger train has derailed in France, resulting in injuries to at least 44 people.
American tennis player Shelton will compete against Zverev in the final of the US Open.
Princess Astrid of Norway has passed away just two days after attending the funeral of her brother, King Harald.
Art detectives and security experts observe an increase in daring museum thefts across Europe, with a recent incident involving a stolen Renoir painting.
The BBC's Tom Gerken reviews the highly anticipated 18-rated Wolverine video game developed by Insomniac, the creators of Spider-Man, questioning whether the gamble will be successful.
An antioxidant called Glutathione has been used by firefighters during major US wildfires, but their union is now cautioning about its potential risks.
New innovations and workarounds are enabling blind parents to experience their baby's scans, addressing challenges faced by visually impaired parents.
Members of Generation Z share their distinct memories of learning about the 9/11 attacks, often recalling the moment years later rather than the day itself.
Patriot Platform, a group aiming to influence right-wing political parties, is reportedly employing new tactics, including masked individuals, lorries, and road blocks, to advance its anti-migrant agenda in the UK.
