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Front page leadA teacher and three children aged 5, 8, and 11 were killed in a school shooting in Bend, Oregon, before the suspect was shot by a bystander.
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The BBC News front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes a school shooting in the US resulting in multiple child fatalities, a bus-train collision in France, and reports of ship attacks near Hormuz. Domestic UK news highlights a potential ban on…
A teacher and three children aged 5, 8, and 11 were killed in a school shooting in Bend, Oregon, before the suspect was shot by a bystander.
Three children aged 5, 8, and 11 and a teacher were killed after a 16-year-old suspect opened fire in the city of Bend, local police say.
A bus collided with a train stopped on the French side of the Channel Tunnel, resulting in 19 injuries, with two people airlifted to the hospital.
Analysis of data from a UK maritime agency indicates a record high of 12 vessel attacks near Hormuz in one week, coinciding with a slowdown in oil exports.
New legislation is proposed to ban pornography depicting choking or incest in England and Wales.
Russia has accused Ukraine of attacking an oil refinery, following Ukrainian President Zelensky's statement that strikes would resume.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are participating in their first joint public engagement since returning to the UK, with several appearances planned in Nottingham.
A youth-led movement in India plans to hold fresh protests in Delhi after mass detentions and the jailing of two leaders last week.
France's prime minister has suggested that student anger is being exploited, as unions and other protesters prepare to demonstrate.
The BBC's Sarah Smith travels across Iowa ahead of the midterms to assess whether disenchanted Republicans will reject Trump as the president faces political headwinds.
An accuser of Russell Brand states that he became 'monster-like' before an alleged rape.
US police have identified the remains of a man discovered in a barrel found in a shrinking reservoir.
There has been a significant increase in anti-government activists being deported to Russia from the EU and US, where they sought refuge.
The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil visits Arizona to explore the impact of the data centre boom on local residents ahead of the midterm elections.
Ukraine's president has informed Elon Musk that restrictions on the Starlink system have resulted in loss of life.
The nature of a criminal investigation into US congresswoman Ilhan Omar is unclear, following doubts cast on her US citizenship by officials.
At least 33 pupils and a teacher were killed, and more than a dozen injured, when a school roof collapsed in Pakistan, according to hospital officials.
Police state that a tip-off prevented a 19-year-old suspect from attacking a Hindu temple, as his gun jammed outside the place of worship.
A Mexican firefighter was stopped at Cologne Airport with a suitcase containing snakes and appeared nervous while attempting to depart.
Celebrities turn on each other during a round table discussion on Celebrity Traitors, followed by a 'terrifying' death march.
Donald Trump has cancelled the livestream of the execution of the Fort Hood attacker by firing squad.
The Australian band Fathom travelled approximately 700km across the country by car, helicopter, and plane to perform nine shows in 12 hours, setting a new world record.