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The BBC News front page highlights widespread unrest in France with over 1,200 arrests amid cost of living protests, alongside other international news including attacks on European diplomats in the West Bank, clashes in Albania, a fire at a Canadian military base, and a synthetic drug crisis in…
Disorder erupted in cities across France, with over 1,200 people arrested during nationwide cost of living protests that saw more than half a million participants.
An historic town hall in the southern French city of Limoges was engulfed in flames during national protests.
European diplomats were attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, an act condemned by the Israeli military but dismissed as a 'smear' campaign by the prime minister's office.
Violent clashes occurred between demonstrators and riot police in the Albanian capital, Tirana.
An unspecified number of people were killed or injured in a major fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright.
The US is battling a deadly new drug epidemic fueled by a surge in homemade, synthetic substances.
Satellite images reveal a lavish boat with a large pool and slides located near Kim Jong Un's vacation residence.
Donald Trump has waived several sanctions against Russia amidst escalating tensions with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
An analysis of Elon Musk's recent political donations offers key insights into his influence.
A teacher engaged the attacker at a US school before a father intervened and shot the suspect multiple times.
A church is pursuing sainthood for a priest recognized as a 'WW1 hero'.
A nursery owner in China has received a life sentence for poisoning hundreds of children.
The sports industry is facing significant challenges from widespread illegal streaming and TV devices.
Turkish girl group Manifest discuss their rapid rise from reality TV to global recognition and their upcoming UK concert.
More than a million individuals in the UK who have never smoked are now using e-cigarettes, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The Australian government is seeking to protect social media users by giving them control over the content they are served.
A high-security trial in Hamburg details the case of Christina Block, accused of orchestrating her children's abduction.
Diane Watson's best friend recounts a shocking school murder and its enduring impact.
Costumes such as 'Freaky Nikki', Dolly Parton, and whimsical gargoyles are expected to be popular for Halloween this year.
A rare pink diamond, stolen in an amateur heist a century ago, is now on public display in France for the first time since its discovery.
Deforestation in the Amazon has fallen to record lows in Brazil as a significant election approaches.
