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The BBC News front page highlights international conflicts and political events, with a focus on Russia's actions in Ukraine, US politics related to Russia, and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Domestic UK news includes the Prime Minister's statement on Russian interference in the Brexit…
Power outages are reported in Ukraine following Russian strikes, despite a claim by Trump about an 'energy ceasefire'. Moscow has not yet commented on this claim.
Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers have criticized a deal for the US to import diesel from Russia, announced weeks before the midterm elections.
Many farmers in US states that backed President Trump are facing increased costs, with the crucial midterm elections approaching.
A family of critically endangered orangutans, rescued from wildfires in Borneo that destroyed their habitat, have been released back into the wild.
The Saudi capital, Riyadh, has been hit by multiple attacks from the Iran-backed Houthi group, with a second strike on its airport in two days resulting in one death and 11 injuries.
An investigation has found that Deloitte assisted in falsifying documents, backdating them to make yachts and mansions disappear from accounts, to evade taxes on Roman Abramovich's wealth.
The UK Prime Minister stated it is 'clear' that Russia interfered with the Brexit vote, suggesting voters were not sufficiently informed about foreign attempts to disrupt UK democracy.
A rights group reports that dozens of gold prospectors have been killed in strikes along the border between Egypt and Sudan.
An Australian national, who had been detained in Iraq for several years, is now on his way home.
The UN reports that 139 people, including children, have died after a boat capsized off the coast of Djibouti.
A think tank has warned that the war in Iran could jeopardize the UK Chancellor's Budget plans.
The president of Microsoft stated that artificial intelligence is subject to less regulation than milk.
Cancer, though rare in children under 15 in the UK, is the leading cause of death from disease, and its symptoms can be easily overlooked.
Analysis of videos and images by Africa Eye indicates that people killed by Kenyan police during a memorial for ex-PM Raila Odinga were not involved in any scuffles.
Citroen is bringing back its classic 2CV model, reimagining it for the electric era as car manufacturers face pressure from Chinese competitors.
This report explores whether a potential vote on independence in Alberta could mirror the UK's Brexit, featuring interviews with separatists and those calling for Canadian unity.
The US president made an announcement about an energy ceasefire in a social media post that surprised Ukraine, and Russia has yet to comment.
While physical damage from Houthi attacks on airports can be repaired quickly, Saudi Arabia's reputation for stability is being impacted.
Actor Robert Pattinson discusses his new film 'Primetime', where he portrays the host of the US TV show 'To Catch a Predator'.
The popular Australian band Powderfinger has announced their first tour in 17 years, expressing excitement about playing together again.
