US Approves Sale of 500 Patriot Missiles to Ukraine ↗
Front page leadThe United States has approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine, which are considered the only effective weapon against Russia's ballistic missiles.
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The BBC News front page features a variety of international news, with a significant focus on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its global implications. Other prominent stories include a major hack attributed to North Korean hackers, political developments in Spain and Poland, and a domestic…
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North Korea's Elite Hackers Suspected in Major Binance Hack ↗
Suspected North Korean hackers are the prime suspects in a major hack of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, highlighting their growing capabilities.
Spain Train Disaster Clouds PM's Re-election Chances ↗
A succession of crises, including a train disaster, has hit the Spanish Prime Minister just weeks before a snap general election.
'The Necktie Is Dead': US Midterm Candidates Dress for Votes ↗
From Alaska to Texas, US midterm candidates are using their personal style to stand out and appeal to voters.
Police Deployed During Poland Court Stand-off ↗
Police were deployed during a stand-off over control of a top Polish court, following the government's suspension of two senior justices.
Thai Man Jailed 34 Years for Questioning Monarchy Dressed as Harry Potter ↗
A Thai man has been sentenced to 34 years in jail for questioning the monarchy while dressed as Harry Potter, under the country's lèse majesté law.
G20 'Family Photo' Cancelled Amid Protests Over Russian Minister's Presence ↗
The G20 'family photo' was cancelled after protests, including a confrontation between the UK Foreign Secretary and his Russian counterpart over the war in Ukraine.
The Indian Chef Who Brought Curry to America and Then Vanished ↗
Ranji Smile, who opened America's first Indian restaurant in 1901, became a fake prince after his initial success.
Russian Newspaper Founder Says 'They Strangled Us' ↗
The founder of a Russian newspaper recounts how the publication was shut down under pressure from authorities.
Global Nature Talks Reach Deal, But Funding Remains an Issue ↗
An agreement has been reached in global nature talks, but significant issues remain regarding funding.
UK Home Secretary to Announce Changes to Indefinite Leave to Remain Rules ↗
The UK Home Secretary is expected to announce changes to the rules concerning indefinite leave to remain.
Hundreds Evacuated from Russian-Occupied Oleshky During Ukraine Ceasefire ↗
Hundreds of people have been evacuated from the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky in Ukraine during a rare ceasefire.
US Inmate Says She Woke Up 'Confused and in Pain' After Failed Execution ↗
A US inmate claims she woke up confused and in pain following a failed execution attempt.
Responsible or Panicked? People Preparing for Crisis Worldwide ↗
People in the US, Japan, Sweden, and the Netherlands share what items are in their emergency stashes, showing preparedness for potential crises.
Trump Tariffs Could Shut Canadian Town; Residents Fight to Save It ↗
A century-old paper mill in Quebec, Canada, has closed indefinitely due to US tariffs, putting hundreds out of work, and residents are campaigning to save it.
What We Know About Binance's $6.3bn Hack ↗
Cyber correspondent Joe Tidy explains the details of the suspected record-breaking hack of Binance.
Joseph Kabila: From President to Rebel Leader ↗
The report examines what Joseph Kabila's launch of a new rebel movement means for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Global Walker Karl Bushby Nears End of 28-Year Journey ↗
After 28 years and walking 36,000 miles, Karl Bushby is nearing the end of his global journey.
Hyrox Athlete Who Soiled Herself in Race Tells BBC ↗
An athlete shares her experience after soiling herself during a Hyrox race.
Karl Bushby's 28-Year Journey So Far ↗
A video updates on Karl Bushby's 28-year-long global walking journey.
What's at Stake for Trump in the US Midterms ↗
An analysis of what is at stake for Donald Trump in the context of the US midterm elections.
Fortnum & Mason Unveils Christmas Window Display ↗
A look at the Christmas window display unveiled by Fortnum & Mason.
UK PM Open to Calls for Slavery Apology, Not Reparations ↗
The UK Prime Minister is open to acknowledging Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade but does not support reparations.
Judge Investigating if Trump Administration Lied About Golf Course ↗
A judge is investigating whether the Trump administration misled officials about a golf course.
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