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Hello. This is bbc news. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment first the headlines. Two mortar rounds land near the us embassy in baghdad as huge crowds join funeral processions in iraq, for irans top military commander, killed by a us drone strike. Iranian president rouhani visited the dead generals family promising that americans will feel the impact of their actions for years ahead. The queen sends her condolences to the people of australia, as fears grow that high winds and temperatures will push bushfires towards heavily populated areas. The shadow brexit secretary...

Ra m pa ntly have gone, and yet are still rampa ntly out of have gone, and yet are still rampantly out of control and basically, what tony buckley said todayis basically, what tony buckley said today is what we have been saying for years, the costs have been deliberately underestimated, the benefits of been massively overestimated, the damage to the environment has been downplayed because its been lobbied for by the Construction Industry and there is a thing called entry and you come up with a proposal and you make it cost about what you think you can get the politicians to believe it will be ...

Black cab driver and serial rapist John Worboys was put on trial for his attacks in 2009. At the time of his conviction, 105 women came forward believing they were victims too.

The former prime minister believes he may have been a victim of phone hacking while in office

Reporter Nick Davies takes Alan and Lionel through his latest findings about Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers. Was phone hacking worse than we thought?