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The blaze in Jakarta, which was reportedly started by a sparking battery, took firefighters three hours to extinguish.

A major rescue operation using jet skis and helicopters was launched after the wave struck in the area popular with holidaymakers.

Seven civilians have been killed and 20 wounded in Cambodia, according to the country's military, while a Thai military spokesperson said three soldiers had died.

Qatar Sports Investments is underlining Gulf investors' continuing appetite for football club deals by acquiring 100% of Belgian Challenger Pro League side KAS Eupen, Sky News understands.

The Baltic state says the balloons, which have forced the closure of Vilnius airport, constitute a "hybrid attack" by Belarus. It says they have been sent by smugglers to fly in cigarettes.

MH370 mysteriously vanished on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in 2014 and has never been found.

America's initial draft was widely seen as far too favourable for Russia - though the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin were largely unmoved by it during talks with US officials last week.

Sky's Deborah Haynes outlines several possible scenarios as peace talks over Ukraine show little sign of progress - including the need for Kyiv's European allies to prepare for the genuine possibility of conflict with Russia.

A 7.5-magnitude earthquake has hit off the northeastern coast of Japan, unleashing a tsunami of up to 70cm.

The Israeli government remains adamant that its criticism of UNRWA is justified. Shosh Bedrosian, a spokesperson for Benjamin Netanyahu, did not comment on the legality of the raid, or on Israel's ongoing commitment to the UN Charter.