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The BBC News front page highlights a fatal shooting in Krakow, Poland, where a British national was among the six victims. Other top stories include political developments in Israel and New Zealand, an unusual offer from Donald Trump to an UFC boss, and a mass wedding in Gaza. Domestic UK news…
Six people, including a British national, were killed in a shooting in Krakow's main square by an attacker described as inspired by far-right ideologies. Three of the attacker's family members were later found dead at his home.
Israel's president has tasked opposition leader Benny Gantz with forming a government, as neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor his rival secured a majority in the recent election.
Donald Trump has asked UFC president Dana White to be his White House press secretary, though it is unclear how genuine the offer was. White has stated he will travel to Washington to meet.
Polling indicates a low mood among New Zealanders, with diminished faith in politics, contributing to the country's tightest election results in years.
A mass wedding event in Gaza saw 250 Palestinian couples marry simultaneously amidst the rubble-strewn streets of the city.
Germans are debating whether to rebuild or abandon Hitler's destroyed 'Eagle's Nest' retreat, grappling with how to handle this remnant of the Nazi past.
Former EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier has told the BBC that the UK cannot selectively choose benefits from the EU single market.
Members of the Royal Family have attended the Festival of Remembrance alongside veterans and their families.
Republicans face a decision on whether to continue with Trumpism or pursue a new political direction, according to BBC Washington correspondent Daniel Bush.
Els and Jan sought medical intervention to end their lives together after 50 years of marriage, leaving their only child to grieve.
The popularity of the 'Labubu' collectible monsters appears to be waning, with parent company Pop Mart experiencing a fall in revenue.
Actress Ambika Mod, joining the cast of Netflix's spy thriller 'Black Doves', comments on the persistent challenges faced by South Asian actors.
BBC's Tom Gerken reviews the remake of what is considered one of the greatest games ever made, questioning if it can recapture the original's magic.
Microdramas, characterized by short, high-octane episodes designed for mobile viewing, are experiencing significant growth in China and are on the rise in the UK.
Heavy rainfall has caused flooding in temporary shelters occupied by Palestinians displaced during the conflict in Gaza.
Dolly Parton's manager has withdrawn a lawsuit filed against her nephew, which had arisen weeks after the singer's death.
Significant Democratic gains in recent elections may shape the 2028 presidential race, with an analysis of who performed well and who is making strategic moves.
Houthi rebels report that at least 33 people have been killed in an air strike carried out by Saudi Arabia.
The United States has announced a $20 million reward for information pertaining to Iran's nuclear program.
Italy's foreign minister has stated that hackers have leaked his personal data.
Cast members of 'Married at First Sight UK' have shared their reactions of relief, tears, and sadness following the show's cancellation after a BBC Panorama investigation.
