BBC Reporters Cover Arctic Military Rangers in -30C Cold

BBC reporters Nadine Yousif and Eloise Alanna spent five days traveling with Canada's military rangers through frostbite conditions and sub-zero temperatures.

The assignment took place in Canada's Arctic, where temperatures dropped to -30C. The reporters endured the harsh weather to document the rangers' operations.

In other US and Canada news, King Charles and Queen Camilla landed in the US and received a greeting from President Donald Trump at the White House. They later visited the British Embassy on their first day.

Neighbors of Cole Tomas Allen, a 31-year-old from Torrance, California, reacted to his status as the suspect in a shooting near the White House correspondents' dinner. Allen worked for a tutoring company serving college-age students.

King Charles's trip occurs amid strained Washington-London relations over the Iran war, as Trump prepares to host the royals.

Gunfire at the White House Correspondents' dinner at the Washington Hilton hotel caused chaos. President Trump and Vice President Vance were rushed off the stage after shots rang out. JD Vance was quickly escorted from the ballroom moments later.

Gary O'Donoghue described the confusion and fear, saying, "You just didn't know." Police stated a man charged security outside the dining room armed with multiple weapons.

Video captured the moment Trump was rushed from the event midway through a conversation when loud bangs sounded, and he was led to safety.

King Charles and Queen Camilla will meet Trump during their four-day state visit. Americans suggested the royals "eat some gelato" during the trip. A Buckingham Palace source confirmed the royals will not meet Jeffrey Epstein survivors.

Powerful tornadoes struck northern Oklahoma, injuring 10 people and damaging dozens of homes in Enid.

Fire crews in Toronto melted rapper Drake's giant ice installation, set up to promote his album, due to dangerous and unsafe activities.

A black bear in Albany, New York, climbed a tree in a residential neighborhood, was tranquillized, and fell into a net held by wildlife and law enforcement officials.

Surveillance video from an Ohio hotel robbery showed the suspect greeting the clerk with "How are you doing?" and saying "thank you" as he left.

Singer David Burke, known as D4vd, pleaded not guilty to murdering 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez in Los Angeles. BBC's Shaimaa Khalil called it "every parent's nightmare."

A hot air balloon with 13 people made an emergency landing in a Temecula, California, backyard on Saturday. A couple reacted, "Look at that, wow!"

In the Delaware Marathon, the lead runner slowed to celebrate too soon, allowing a trailing competitor to sprint past and win.