The morning's news, as it unfolded.
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The major stories right now:
Trump trade: Washington has postponed for one month a decision on imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from its partners that were due to kick in today. The EU is not happy.
Building collapses: An abandoned tower block has collapsed after catching fire in Sao Paulo, Brazil. An unknown number of squatters are thought to have been inside.
Pell trial: The Vatican's treasurer, Cardinal George Pell will have to stand trial over historical sex charges in Australia after a judge ruled the evidence was sufficient to be examined in court. Pell pleaded not guilty yesterday.
Iran nuclear: The debate over the nuclear deal in Iran took on a new aspect yesterday after Israel produced what it claims is evidence that the nation has broken its side of the agreement. US secretary of state Mike Pompeo
CEO apologises: The boss of UK supermarket Sainsbury's has apologised after he was recorded singing "We're in the money" ahead of a television interview to discuss a record-breaking merger with rival Asda.
Here is the latest: