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The Papers: 'Defiant Davie' and 'Reeves blamed over jobs bloodbath'
BBC director general Tim Davie addressing staff and the rise of the jobless rate dominate Wednesday's papers.
Protesters break into COP30 venue in Brazil
More than 200 delegations, including senior world leaders, are attending the UN climate talks.
Taliban order women to wear burkas to access hospitals, charity says
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) says each restriction "translates into delayed or denied medical care".
Kerr 'relishing every moment' after first Chelsea start in 692 days
Sam Kerr made a triumphant return to the Chelsea starting line-up with two goals in a 6-0 thrashing of St Polten in the Women's Champions League.
Lib Dems call for 5% VAT cut for pubs and restaurants
The party also wants to axe the renewables levy from bills, funded by a windfall tax on big banks.
Dominican Republic suffers nationwide power cut after 'cascade of failures'
Energy minister Joel Santos Echeverría says work was quickly underway to restore power to the Caribbean nation.
Catherine and Queen lay Armistice Day wreaths as nation pays tribute
The Queen and the Princess of Wales have joined services to mark Armistice Day in the UK.
Catherine and Queen lay Armistice Day wreaths as nation pays tribute
The Queen and the Princess of Wales have joined services to mark Armistice Day in the UK.
'VAR has to rein its neck in' - how I'd change football for the fans
In his BBC Sport column, former Premier League manager Tony Pulis looks at which laws he would change in football.
Djokovic had 'slap from reality in last couple of years'
Novak Djokovic still believes he can win a 25th Grand Slam title - despite being given a "slap from reality in the last couple of years".
BBC must fight to restore trust, Nandy tells MPs
The culture secretary tells MPs the BBC “has faced criticism from all sides”, as Donald Trump threatens to sue for $1bn over a documentary edit.
Wolff to sell stake valuing Mercedes F1 at £4.6bn
Toto Wolff is in advanced talks to sell part of his shareholding in the Mercedes Formula 1 team, with the proposed sale valuing the team at a record £4.6bn.
Wolff to sell stake valuing Mercedes F1 at £4.6bn
Toto Wolff is in advanced talks to sell part of his shareholding in the Mercedes Formula 1 team, with the proposed sale valuing the team at a record £4.6bn.
Starmer will fight attempts to replace him, allies say
Allies of the prime minister are worried his job might be under immediate threat.
Reform calls for review into BBC and Plaid relationship
Reform highlighted the party's leader and head of political strategy, both who worked for the BBC.
Robert De Niro 'proud' of his new Manchester link
The Joker, Raging Bull and The Irishman star praises "creative, passionate and strong" Manchester.
Webb backs officials over disallowed Liverpool goal
Howard Webb insists it was "not unreasonable" for Virgil van Dijk's goal to be disallowed for offside against Manchester City
Government to reconsider compensation for women not warned of pension age change
Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden says that the rethink does not mean that payouts will necessarily follow.
Hamas fighters trapped in tunnels present new obstacle to Gaza ceasefire progress
Mediators are trying to negotiate the exit of scores of fighters believed to hiding in a southern area of Gaza under Israeli control.
Hamas fighters trapped in tunnels present new obstacle to Gaza ceasefire progress
Mediators are trying to negotiate the exit of scores of fighters believed to hiding in a southern area of Gaza under Israeli control.