Potential EU Rule Changes Stir UK Crisps Controversy
Smoky bacon crisps may face renaming as new EU and UK food standards negotiations highlight regulatory challenges post-Brexit.
Mohammed Shami Bids Farewell to Test Cricket
Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami announces retirement from Test cricket after a celebrated career in the longest format of the game.
Democrats Gear Up for 2028 Presidential Race, Says Ex-Obama Aide
Jim Messina reveals over two dozen Democrats are considering a 2028 White House run.
Oil Companies Dispute Karnataka Minister’s Ethanol Claims
Oil firms contest Karnataka's ethanol percentage claim, questioning testing methods.
Miami Prosecutor Jason Reding Quinones Steps Down Amid Political Shifts
Miami's Jason Reding Quinones resigns as prosecutor after GOP's Congressional defeat, marking the third departure in similar circumstances.
Young Innovator from Noida Showcases AI Smart Cane at UN Summit
11-year-old Aaradhya Jain develops a smart cane for the visually impaired, presented at the UN Health Summit.
Violent Incidents Mar Bonfire Night in Scotland
Scotland's Bonfire Night saw significant violence leading to arrests and injuries. Emergency crews faced attacks in Glasgow and other areas.
Trump Faces Democratic Congress: Will Veto or Collaboration Prevail?
Following the midterm elections, President Trump faces a Democratic majority Congress. Will he veto or collaborate?
BBC Radio 1Xtra Launches First UK Rap Chart
BBC 1Xtra debuts UK's first rap chart to celebrate and promote British rap talent.
Young Philanthropist Isaac Winfield Expands Food Bank Operations
At age nine, Isaac Winfield started a food bank with £40. Now, six sites serve 5,000 annually.