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The BBC News front page highlights the ongoing impact of Russian strikes on Ukraine's power supply, a potential leadership change at Nvidia due to affair allegations, and the deliberate sinking of the SS United States to become an artificial reef. Domestic news includes the UK Prime Minister's…
Parents in parts of Ukraine are struggling to maintain a normal family life with limited electricity due to Russian attacks, leading to darkness and cold.
Following an admission of one affair, Jensen Huang is reportedly facing calls from the Nvidia board to resign after allegations of a second affair with a company executive.
The famed ship SS United States has been deliberately sunk off the Florida coast to create the world's largest artificial ocean reef, despite activists' wishes for it to become a museum.
Prime Minister Burnham stated that the climate consensus is gone and pledged a new era of British leadership in his COP31 speech, reaffirming the UK's commitment to its net zero target.
Democrat Scott Colom has achieved a historic victory, becoming the first black person from Mississippi elected to the US Senate in over 140 years.
A 17-year-old Australian teenager, who had been missing in the bush for six days, has been rescued alive.
At least two people have died following the collapse of a three-storey building in Brooklyn, New York, and a search for survivors is ongoing.
Following a Veterans Day ceremony, a group including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was reprimanded by a guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for being too loud.
Gaza's civil defence agency has reported that an Israeli strike on a hospital resulted in the deaths of at least five Palestinians.
The UK government is considering compelling the media industry to enhance its safeguards in response to allegations made by David Walliams.
Ugandan police are investigating the deaths of four pupils at a school, with poisoning suspected as the cause.
The Lego marketplace BrickLink has been taken offline following the detection of unusual activity.
An investigation into an African writing award has concluded that there is no evidence to suggest the winning story was generated by artificial intelligence.
Words commonly used in therapy sessions are appearing in everyday conversations among teenagers, and this guide helps parents understand them.
The Prime Minister's stance on Europe is creating internal party discussions about individual strategies ahead of a week focusing on the UK's relationship with the EU.
Auctioned letters from Gunner Willie Webber to his wife Gladys reveal a unique love story and act of remembrance from World War I.
The Tamil Nadu government has initiated an internal audit of library collections following a scandal involving allegations of AI-generated books.
This article examines whether the higher cost of 'max strength' cold and flu remedies is justified compared to basic painkillers like paracetamol or ibuprofen.
Analysts suggest that meaningful reforms beyond promises are needed for Nigeria's president to regain voter trust after a difficult first term.
A device developed by researchers in Nottingham has significantly helped Katie manage her Tourette's symptoms, which she described as the best day of her life.
During a Veterans Day service, US President Donald Trump made a statement that 'we won' the Iran war.