Afghan Children Die Falling Into Abandoned Wells ↗
Front page leadAn 11-year-old risked his life to save a five-year-old victim of Afghanistan's dependency on water from deep underground wells.
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The BBC News front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes a report on children in Afghanistan falling into abandoned wells, rape allegations at Cornell University, a Tennessee prison chief resigning after a failed execution, protests in Spain…
An 11-year-old risked his life to save a five-year-old victim of Afghanistan's dependency on water from deep underground wells.
Cornell University's president stated the university 'must do better' following allegations of a woman being drugged and gang-raped.
The chief of Tennessee's prisons will resign after Christa Pike survived two lethal injections, an event her lawyers described as going 'far beyond any one person'.
Tens of thousands protested across Spain due to the government's failure to pass emergency housing legislation.
Australian authorities are investigating the co-pilot of a Flydubai plane who attempted to take control of the aircraft during a flight to Israel.
Polls indicate a close contest in Brazil's election between the incumbent left-wing president Lula and his right-wing rival Flávio Bolsonaro.
A rare tornado caused property damage and downed trees in Ulladulla, New South Wales, Australia.
The Bahrain Grand Prix, taking place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is set to start in wet conditions with cars experiencing problems.
A question is posed on whether Spain's ongoing housing crisis could trigger an early general election.
A father and son have been arrested in the United States in connection with deaths linked to 'gas station heroin'.
Debris has been discovered from a plane that had gone missing off the coast of the United States.
The process for obtaining tickets for the Glastonbury festival has commenced, involving spreadsheets, group chats, and luck.
Jude Bellingham received praise following England's decisive 7-0 victory against Croatia.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated the military is running scenarios for a potential, though unlikely, US invasion of Canada.
Many parents feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of parenting information available.
Research suggests that motion sickness in electric vehicles can be attributed to several factors affecting passengers.
Preaching on public transport, which is widespread in the predominantly Christian country of Ghana, may soon be restricted for pastors.
Connections between celebrities on the UK show 'Traitors' are explored, noting past collaborations and friendships that could influence the show's dynamics.
UK opposition leader Kemi Badenoch is expected to outline a return to core conservative principles at the Conservative Party's annual conference.
Russia has struck a second major bridge, the Pivnichnyi (Northern) Bridge, in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, following previous attacks on another bridge.
Munich's Oktoberfest will provide women with shorts in an effort to prevent upskirting, following the emergence of thousands of voyeuristic videos online.
Aryna Sabalenka was defeated by unseeded Clara Tauson at the China Open.