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60 dead after fire tears through Iraqi shopping centre, officials say
Clips circulating on social media appear to show a number of people on the roof during the fire.
Body found in search for hiker missing in Italy
Matthew Hall, from Hull, had left Chiavenna in Lombardy for a solo hike but failed to return.
UK jobs market weakens as unemployment rate rises
The official data shows wage growth has slowed while the number of vacancies continues to fall.
And then there were none... Welsh rugby reels from Lions blow
For the first time in more than 100 years, no Welshman will be involved when the British and Irish Lions play a Test match.
Labour looking into Abbott backing racism comments that prompted one-year suspension
The veteran Labour MP has told the BBC she stands by comments that led to a year-long suspension from the party.
Syria leader vows to protect Druze after sectarian violence prompts Israeli strikes
Ahmed al-Sharaa spoke after Israel said it would destroy government forces it accused of attacking Druze in Syria.
All-Scottish midfield named for first Lions Test
The British and Irish Lions will field an all-Scottish fly-half and centre trio for the first time in history when they play Australia in the opening Test on Saturday.
Starmer stamps authority with MP suspensions, but risks appearing vindictive
Senior officials say the sackings came after repeated organising against the government.
Lynagh to start for Australia in Lions opener
Fly-half Tom Lynagh will emulate his father, the Wallaby great Michael, when he starts for Australia in Saturday's first Test against the British and Irish Lions.
The race for a striker is hotting up - who is still available?
BBC Sport tries to make sense of the search for a frontman, with the race for a striker hotting up before the Premier League season begins.
US says 'specific steps' agreed to end Syria violence after Israeli strikes hit Damascus
Israel says it is "working to save our Druze brothers", but Syria accuses it of "treacherous aggression".
'Afghan's £1bn blunder' and four MPs 'lose Labour whip'
The Afghan data breach continued to dominate the papers on Thursday.
Harry follows in Diana's footsteps with landmine walk in Angola
The Duke of Sussex visited a mine-clearing charity in Angola once supported by Princess Diana.
New photo to mark Queen Camilla's 78th birthday
The Queen is pictured smiling and looking relaxed in the new photo taken at her Wiltshire home, Raymill.
Who are the Druze and why is Israel attacking Syria?
A fresh wave of deadly sectarian violence has rocked Syria, highlighting the country's fragile security landscape.
'It's just better!' Trump says Coca-Cola to change key US ingredient
Coca-Cola said they "appreciate President Trump's enthusiasm", without confirming they plan to make the tweak.
Summer holiday clubs now cost an average of £1,076 per child
Some areas have seen prices rise by as much as 13%, research by children's charity Corum finds.
Flat owners planning legal claim over 'secret' insurance charges
Property firms allegedly charged leaseholders commission for arranging buildings insurance without telling them.
Watch: 'She took me back' - Obamas joke about divorce rumours
The former US president appeared on the IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson podcast and video show.
Watch highlights - England v India, first ODI
Highlights of the first ODI between England and India in Southampton.