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Author: bbc.co.ukPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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BBC News’s homepage lists several headlines published on 27 October 2026. In Israel, voters are going to the polls in a pivotal election, with neither of the two leading blocs expected by many to secure a majority. Other stories include tariff cuts on some staple goods, new federal charges against James Comey and a deadly Jordanian strike in Syria. The page also reports Harry Kane’s men’s Ballon d’Or win and Apple’s plan to replace some iPhone Duo handsets with screen problems.

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