Zimbabwe toe-selling ‘joke’ misses the mark in Nigeria
An apparent social media ruse suggests digits are being sold for thousands of dollars to beat poverty. BBC News – Africa
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More flights cancelled ahead of Jubilee break
Tui has cut six flights a day as around two million passengers prepare to fly over the bank holiday. BBC News – Business
Iran building collapse: Protesters turn on government over disaster
Nightly protests continue as Iranians seethe, a week after the deadliest building collapse in years. BBC News – Middle East
Mexico’s Maya train project stalls as legal battle drags
A judge delivers a fresh blow to the project which aims to link archaeological sites with beach resorts. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean
Russian oil: EU agrees compromise deal on banning imports
The latest round of EU-wide sanctions excludes pipeline oil imports after Hungary opposed a total ban. BBC News – Europe
The areas with the fewest GPs revealed
Shortage has left some areas of England having to cope with half the number of doctors than others. BBC News – UK