Blaze at Qatar shopping centre kills 19

A fire at a shopping centre in the Qatari capital Doha has killed at least 19 people, local officials have said.
The interior ministry said 13 of the victims at the Villaggio centre were children. Four of them were Spanish nationals and one child was French.
The cause of the fire - believed to have started in the centre's nursery - is being investigated.
The Villaggio mall is one of the most popular shopping and recreational complexes in the small Gulf state.
The centre - which opened in 2006 - has a cinema, a hotel and a Venice-styled theme park.

'Trapped inside'
The blaze started at about 11:00 local time (08:00 GMT) on Monday, Qatari Interior Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser al-Thani said.
It is believed to have started at the centre's Gympanzee nursery, and firefighters reportedly had to break through the roof to get to trapped children when a staircase collapsed.
But the firefighters were too late to save seven young girls and six boys who died with four of their teachers, reports say.
Four of the children who died were Spanish, foreign ministry officials in Madrid said, without giving further details.
In Paris, the minister in charge of French expatriates, Yamina Benguigui, said that a three-year-old French child died in the blaze.
Two civil defence officials - believed to be firefighters - were also among the victims, the interior ministry said.
All the victims died of asphyxiation, reports say. (BBC)