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The BBC News front page features several prominent international and domestic stories, with a focus on security threats, US political developments, and legal cases. A key story details US allegations of Iran-backed plots targeting a UK airbase. Other significant items include the arrest of a US…
The US Department of Justice alleges that three suspects, backed by Iran, were involved in plots that included a major incident near RAF Fairford, which is utilized by US armed forces.
The US House of Representatives has blocked an attempt to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, though Democrats may attempt this again in the future.
A 41-year-old senior US Army soldier has been arrested in the UK on suspicion of national security offenses and is currently being questioned in London.
TV presenter Jonathan Ross stated he was once friendly with David Walliams and Russell Brand but claims he was 'genuinely unaware' of their alleged conduct.
A Ukrainian drone unit is providing protection in the front-line city of Slovyansk, which continues to be heavily bombarded by Russian forces.
Thomas Markle, 82, has reportedly been returned to federal custody in Florida after allegedly removing an ankle monitor while under house detention for child sex abuse material charges.
A man acquitted of being a Chinese spy has told the BBC that he was used as a scapegoat by security services but admitted to being naive.
Nine members of the Kennedy family are suing to prevent the construction of a 250ft arch, stating it would cast a shadow over the gravesites of John F. Kennedy and other family members.
Kenyans are expressing fear about the potential impact of the El Niño phenomenon, with predictions of widespread floods.
El Salvador's president has announced that the headquarters of a prominent gang has been destroyed.
Technology giant Nvidia has reportedly hired a major US law firm to investigate allegations related to a Chinese spy affair.
An inquiry has been told that new photographic evidence is considered 'essential' in the investigation of possible war crimes by the SAS.
The Board of Peace has stated that Israel's response to aid efforts following floods in Gaza was inadequate.
Australia is seeking changes to a UK deal that could encourage British backpackers to explore remote regions instead of popular city destinations like Bondi.
Footballer Vinícius Jr has sent a surprise message to a young boy in Sudan who lost his legs in the country's war and dreams of walking again.
Sonia Gandhi's memoir details her experiences in Indian politics, covering love, loss, and family legacy.
Manchester United's decision-makers are meeting in Monaco to determine whether Michael Carrick will continue as head coach.
David Walliams lost a court bid to prevent allegations against him from becoming public, after reports were published by ITV News and The Guardian.
Voters in Mississippi are waiting for the outcome of a closely contested Senate election, with Democrats expressing hope for a historic win and Republicans voicing disappointment.
Jacaranda trees are currently in bloom in Sydney, drawing visitors with their popular purple flowers which typically last for six weeks each spring.
Spain's King and Queen have attended a memorial service for the victims of a recent rail crash near Toledo, which resulted in 69 fatalities.
