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Visit BBC News for up-to-the-minute news, breaking news, video, audio and feature stories. BBC News provides trusted World and UK news as well as local and regional perspectives. Also entertainment, business, science, technology and health news.A blast hits a cafe in Iraq's parliament, killing at least eight people, two of them MPs, the US military says. More Info...  

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Scott Styris' century is not enough for New Zealand as Sri Lanka inflict the Kiwis' first defeat of this World Cup. More Info...  

Spurs pay the price for a poor first half as they go out of the Uefa Cup 4-3 on aggregate at the hands of holders Sevilla. More Info...  

The White House "screwed up" by not requiring e-mails from Republican Party and campaign accounts to be saved and is trying to recover any documents that may have been deleted, a spokeswoman said Thursday.

Liberia's largest cemetery is closed by the president as it is being increasingly used as a criminal hide-out. More Info...  

Scientists tag eight walruses in an effort to unlock the mystery of the Arctic creatures' summer migration. More Info...  

Thailand's revered king pardons a Swiss man who was jailed for 10 years for defacing images of him. More Info...  

India's largest private airline Jet Airways buys rival Air Sahara, giving it a third of the domestic market. More Info...  

The head of the UN calls for the release of missing Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston, on a BBC-led day of action. More Info...  

Pakistani troops are helping tribesmen fight militants on the Afghan border, says President Musharraf. More Info...  

Turkey's top general calls for a Turkish incursion into northern Iraq to target Kurdish PKK rebels. More Info...  

The deadly explosions in Mozambique's capital were largely caused by human error, a report says. More Info...  

Police arrest two in a district of the Moroccan city where militants set off suicide bombs on Tuesday. More Info...  

Downing Street denies having "anything to do" with allowing the navy crew freed by Iran to sell their stories. More Info...  

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The head of the UN's nuclear agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, says Iran is only at the early stages of enriching uranium. More Info...  

Algerian PM Abdelaziz Belkhadem says Wednesday's bombings will not delay next month's parliamentary polls. More Info...  

The Beatles reach a deal with music giant EMI to end a legal battle over £30m in disputed royalties. More Info...