Recent news highlights Donald Trump's escalating feud with Marjorie Taylor Greene, his intent to sue the BBC for defamation, ongoing discussions of Trump Organization business deals in Saudi Arabia, and the rollback of tariffs on food products.

• Feud erupts between Trump and longtime ally Marjorie Taylor Greene — BBC World -
• Marjorie Taylor Greene says she’s had ‘warnings for my safety’ after posts by Trump — The Guardian -
• Trump says he will take legal action against BBC over Panorama edit — BBC World -

• ‘Trump is inconsistent with Christian principles’: why the Democratic party is seeing a rise of white clergy candidates — The Guardian -
• Trump pressures Thailand to recommit to Cambodia ceasefire with ‘threat of tariffs’ — The Guardian -
• Trump targets longtime MAGA ally Marjorie Taylor Greene — BBC World -
• Questions arise over strikingly similar signatures by Trump on recent pardons — The Guardian -
• Trump says he will take legal action against BBC, despite its apology — The Guardian -
• Dar Global Is the Trump Organization’s Key Foreign Partner — New York Times World -
• How Trump’s Redlines Have Upended the G20 Summit in South Africa — New York Times World -
• Trump Organization Is Said to Be in Talks on a Saudi Government Real Estate Deal — New York Times World -
• Orbán’s claims of Trump summit triumph mask growing doubts over his grip on power — The Guardian -
• Australia welcomes Trump’s removal of tariffs on beef and other food imports — The Guardian -
• Trump turns on former ally Marjorie Taylor Greene as Epstein questions mount – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Trump ends support for Marjorie Taylor Greene amid growing Epstein feud — The Guardian -
• Trump rolls back tariffs on dozens of food products — BBC World -
• Trump rolls back tariffs on dozens of food products — BBC World -
• As Trump Targets Antifa in U.S., Rubio Labels European Groups as Terrorists — New York Times World -

Significant developments include US aid to South Korea for nuclear submarine construction, Iran's seizure of a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine's rail network, and a peace framework agreement in DR Congo.

• The US will help South Korea build nuclear 'attack' submarines - here's what that means — BBC World -
• Zelensky vows energy sector overhaul after $100m corruption scandal — BBC World -
• Russia Tried to Cut Ukraine’s Lights. Now It’s Aiming for the Heat. — New York Times World -

• DR Congo and M23 rebels sign framework for peace in Qatar — BBC World -
• Fears Fuel Tanker Was Seized by Iran in Strait of Hormuz — New York Times World -
• Viktor Orbán begins ‘anti-war roadshow’ as Hungary gears up for 2026 elections — The Guardian -
• Iran confirms it seized tanker in Strait of Hormuz — BBC World -
• Iran confirms it seized tanker in Strait of Hormuz — BBC World -
• Israel breaching international law by limiting Gaza aid, says Unrwa official — The Guardian -
• Russia increasingly targeting trains as attacks on Ukraine’s rail network intensify — The Guardian -
• China advises against travel to Japan amid escalating row over PM’s Taiwan comments — The Guardian -
• China urges citizens not to visit Japan over Taiwan row — BBC World -
• China urges citizens not to visit Japan over Taiwan row — BBC World -

The UK government plans to make asylum seeker support discretionary, faces criticism for the NHS reform approach, and grapples with debates over international student fees and local council asset sales.

• UK government set to make support for asylum seekers ‘discretionary’ — The Guardian -
• Train worker who protected passengers in Huntingdon attack leaves hospital — The Guardian -
• Wes Streeting accused of ‘chaotic and incoherent approach’ to NHS reform — The Guardian -

• Storm Claudia: Arctic winds to bring snow and -7C temperatures — The Guardian -
• Two arrested over phone hidden in Commons to reportedly play sex noises during PMQs — The Guardian -
• Nigel Farage is today’s Enoch Powell and his appeal down to slow economy, says minister — The Guardian -
• ‘Death by a thousand cuts’: the people who could face deportation under Reform — The Guardian -
• Fly-tippers dump ‘mountain’ of waste in Oxfordshire field — The Guardian -
• What pension changes is Rachel Reeves considering in the budget? — The Guardian -
• Levy on international students’ tuition fees not in best interest of UK, says leader of top university — The Guardian -
• Avanti accused of ‘virtue signalling without virtue’ over wheelchair user art — The Guardian -
• About 1m Ford diesel cars sold in UK with defective emissions controls, court told — The Guardian -
• UK warned that 15% cut to health fund will force ‘impossible choices’ on Africa — The Guardian -
• English councils plan to sell off social clubs and sports centres to balance books — The Guardian -

Major crime news includes a murder charge in South Wales, an arrest in the Oakland football coach shooting, the recovery of a train worker from a mass stabbing, and an accidental blast killing nine in Kashmir.

• Teenager charged with murder after death of girl, 17, in South Wales — The Guardian -
• Suspect arrested in shooting death of beloved Oakland football coach — The Guardian -
• Salt Lake City declines to charge anti-child-trafficking activist with sexual assault — The Guardian -

• Driver released after deadly Stockholm bus crash — BBC World -
• 9 Dead After Accidental Blast at Police Station in Kashmir — New York Times World -
• Nine killed in accidental blast at police station in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials say — BBC World -
• Nine killed in accidental blast at police station in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials say — BBC World -
• Blast from confiscated explosives at police station in Indian-controlled Kashmir kills nine — The Guardian -
• While Asian Immigrants Work, Burglars Target Their Homes — New York Times World -
• Coach featured in Netflix’s Last Chance U dies after Oakland campus shooting — The Guardian -
• South Carolina executes man by firing squad, in state’s third such killing in year — The Guardian -

The ongoing release of Jeffrey Epstein's files continues to reveal new connections and calls for closure, while the BBC faces internal crisis over a Trump documentary and concerns are raised about children's YouTube content.

• Epstein files: Who else was mentioned? — BBC World -
• Epstein survivor pushes for release of files in wake of new emails: ‘It will bring us closure’ — The Guardian -
• Seven Days of Paralysis: Inside the BBC Crisis Over a Trump Documentary — New York Times World -

• Teletubbies creator warns parents over ‘empty’ YouTube programmes for children — The Guardian -
• ‘Not for the faint-hearted’: is running the BBC an impossible job? — The Guardian -
• Epstein was texting US House member during 2019 hearing with Michael Cohen — The Guardian -
• US justice department investigates Epstein's alleged ties to Clinton and banks after Trump request — BBC World -
• US justice department investigates Epstein's alleged ties to Clinton and banks after Trump request — BBC World -
• Should Hitler's DNA have been studied – or just left alone? — BBC World -
• Should Hitler's DNA have been studied – or just left alone? — BBC World -

Headlines cover fact-checking Australian net-zero claims, concerns over biodiversity offsets, surging Australian green investments, a COP30 protest for climate action, and calls for Indigenous lands to be recognized in climate policy.

• Factchecking five Coalition claims about net zero, from power prices to the $9tn cost — The Guardian -
• Biodiversity offsets didn’t work in NSW. Will Labor make the same mistake nationwide? — The Guardian -
• Australian investment in green projects surges despite drastic US policy reversal, report shows — The Guardian -

• Thousands march outside COP30 summit in call for action — BBC World -
• Indigenous lands must be recognised as part of climate policy, says Brazilian minister — The Guardian -

The latest reports detail displaced Gazans suffering from torrential rain and a confirmed outbreak of the deadly Marburg virus in Ethiopia.

• Displaced Gazans Face More Misery as Torrential Rain Lashes Enclave — New York Times World -
• Ethiopia confirms outbreak of deadly Marburg virus — The Guardian -

Canada's immigration policy is challenged regarding the US as a safe country for migrants, New York's mayor-elect signals scrutiny of private equity, turmoil affects the FDA's drug regulation, and a major e-visa data breach impacts Somalia.

• A Challenge to Canada’s Official Policy That the U.S. Is Safe for Migrants — New York Times World -
• Australia is selling arms at a weapons fair in Dubai. Are they destined to be used in Sudan atrocities? — The Guardian -
• US and UK warn of major e-visa data breach in Somalia — BBC World -

• Mamdani’s appointment of Lina Khan a warning to private equity, experts say — The Guardian -
• Turmoil and tensions at FDA after dramatic exit of top drug regulator — The Guardian -
• What Happened to Gabriel Boric’s Leftist Promises for Chile? — New York Times World -
• Modi’s Coalition Sweeps Indian State Election Criticized Over Voter Rolls — New York Times World -
• Prashant Kishor: Why India's political start-ups rarely succeed — BBC World -
• US army veteran who received Purple Heart deported by ICE to Mexico — The Guardian -

News includes the Vatican returning Indigenous cultural items to Canada, Pope Leo urging focus on social justice in cinema, the passing of alt-country singer Todd Snider, and warnings about the Icelandic language facing extinction due to AI.

• Vatican to Return Indigenous Cultural Items to Canada Taken a Century Ago — New York Times World -
• Pope Leo Urges Cinema Notables to Redouble Focus on Social Justice — New York Times World -
• Todd Snider, alt-country singer-songwriter of Alright Guy, dies aged 59 — The Guardian -

• Pope Leo welcomes Hollywood stars to the Vatican — BBC World -
• On a Clipped Wing, Flamingo Escapes a British Zoo for a Life in France — New York Times World -
• Tributes paid to ‘fearless and funny’ Observer journalist Rachel Cooke who has died aged 56 — The Guardian -
• Icelandic is in danger of dying out because of AI and English-language media, says former PM — The Guardian -
• ‘Bereavement penalty’: people who lost partners hit by insurance premium rises — The Guardian -
• At 16, I was experimented on by the CIA and now I'm suing — BBC World -

Warnings are issued for severe thunderstorms across eastern Australia and a powerful 'atmospheric river' storm prompts evacuations in California.

• Severe thunderstorm risk for northern and eastern Australia including Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra — The Guardian -
• California: powerful ‘atmospheric river’ storm prompts evacuation warnings — The Guardian -