Pakistan school roof collapses, killing at least 28 ↗
Front page leadAt least 28 people have died in a school roof collapse in Pakistan, with rescuers continuing to search for survivors amidst a national tragedy that has shocked the country.
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The BBC News front page highlights a tragic school roof collapse in Pakistan, an investigation into IDF killings, and the UK's stance on migrant returns. International stories include claims about US government involvement in Ukraine drone speeds, and discussions around algorithmic content control…
At least 28 people have died in a school roof collapse in Pakistan, with rescuers continuing to search for survivors amidst a national tragedy that has shocked the country.
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