The World News

Saturday Nov 7th
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The day in 12 stories

807 stories across 16 desks in the paper of Saturday Nov 7th

  1. British national killed in Krakow shooting incident

    Polish police say the attacker fired randomly at people after driving onto Main Market Square in the city.

  2. Trump offers UFC boss position as White House press secretary

    The president has reportedly asked the head of the UFC to take the White House press secretary role. The BBC sought confirmation from both the White House and UFC.

  3. New Zealand voters deliver closest election amid widespread disaffection

    Voter turnout reflects low public confidence and a grim national mood, with supporters abandoning traditional major parties.

  4. Israel's president asks opposition leader Eisenkot to form government

    Following last week's election, neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition nor his rival's bloc achieved a parliamentary majority.

  5. Royal family attends Festival of Remembrance as nation honours fallen

    Members of the Royal Family were pictured at the event on Sunday, featured across multiple newspaper front pages.

  6. Mass wedding ceremony unites 250 couples in Gaza

    A celebration brings together Palestinian brides and grooms for simultaneous marriages held in Gaza's streets.

  7. Thousands gather for Somerset carnival cart parade

    The Bridgwater event drew spectators from across the country to view the elaborate procession.

  8. Video game creator reflects on Worms' journey to 70 million sales

    Andy Davidson discusses with the BBC how his game evolved from classroom origins to become a global classic.

  9. Maresca's Manchester City honeymoon ends in defeat at City Ground

    The Italian manager's promising start unravels as title aspirations falter following a challenging result.

  10. Arsenal extends lead to six points with narrow Hull City victory

    Arsenal moved six points clear at the top of the Premier League after beating Hull City, though Martin Odegaard's winning goal raised VAR questions.

  11. Norris braves extreme conditions to secure pole position in São Paulo

    The polesitter described the qualifying session as featuring some of the wettest driving conditions he has ever experienced.

  12. Hutchinson defeats Buatsi to claim WBC light-heavyweight title

    Willy Hutchinson delivered a career-best performance to become WBC light-heavyweight champion in Manchester by defeating Joshua Buatsi.

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