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The three-storey collapse, thought to be construction-related, left at least one injured and one vehicle crushed.

A look back at the headlines that dominated the week's global and domestic news agenda.

They said it: praise for Ed Miliband and the making of Caitlin Moran.

The Islamic State leader and self-declared caliph reportedly remains in critical condition.

Demonstrators torched cars and smashed bank windows during a protest against the opening of Milan's Expo 2015.

Milan: Police fired teargas against masked protesters who set cars and rubbish bins on fire

Officials say that the insurgents are willing to talk to the Afghani government about ending the conflict.

IBTimes UK spoke to AIDS-Free World's Paula Donovan, who leaked UN report into alleged abuses.

International network of human traffickers had its base at migrant holding camp near Catania.

Thousands of police manned barricades and closed streets to stop demonstrations at Taksim.

Pontiff appears via video link at opening of exhibition: "Feeding the planet and Energy for Life"

Photographer recreates photos taken as the Soviet army entered Hitler's shattered capital in 1945.

IBTimes UK visits the seat where the SNP is marching towards a famous election victory at the election.

Thousands of Indonesian workers marched the streets of Jakarta on Friday (1 May) demanding higher wages during the annual May Day Rally.

Targets included high-ranking officials of French foreign ministry, Elysee Palace and European Commission.

Fears grow for 3,000 unaccounted for in remote Gorkha district, near quake's epicentre.

Italian media said volunteers worked around the clock to complete pavilion in time for opening of expo.

Algeria terror inquest has shown full scale of BP's folly.

Journalism is one of the world's most dangerous industries and it's time reporters received the freedom they deserve.

People in remote regions of Nepal have had to walk 20 miles or more over mountainous paths to get help.

Kim's visit to Moscow would have been his first trip abroad since assuming power in 2011.

An estimated 150,000 people will visit the venue every day, for a total of 20 million visitors over six months.

Firtash is a strong ally of former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych.

Outrage amongst Muslims after Saudi Arabia seeks 'sect' in new Hajj pilgrimage application forms.

Clinton tweeted, 'I welcome him to the race.'

Police suspect Boston Marathon-style plot may have targeted Frankfurt's May Day cycle race

In a radio phone-in, Patrick McDonough calls for 'scientific' investigation into 'thug nation'.

Anh Tu Nguyen said Vietnam's government in 2015 is no less repressive than when it defeated the US in 1975.

UN says 2,000 pregnant women face complications and could die if they are not airlifted to safety.