Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers worldwide on Monday, 10 November 2025.
The Daily Mail’s front page reported that BBC bosses had quit in disgrace after the corporation admitted to doctoring a video of Donald Trump and was accused of bias in its coverage of the war in Gaza and transgender issues.
The Washington Post reported that the Senate had taken a key step toward ending the shutdown.
China Daily’s front page reported that the National Games had started a new chapter.
The Jerusalem Post’s front page reported that Hadar Goldin’s body has returned home after 11 years.
The New York Times’ front page reported that a wealth tax is favoured as a counter to inequality.
The Guardian’s front page reported that BBC Director-General Tim Davie has stepped down over the Panorama row.
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