Reuters

• More than 200 still missing in California's deadliest wildfire on record

  The so-called Camp Fire 40 miles northwest of Sacramento burned down more than 6,700 homes and businesses in the town of Paradise.

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  French and German leaders in show of unity a hundred years after end of World War One

  One hundred years after the guns of World War One fell silent, the leaders of France and Germany held hands and rested their heads against one another in a poignant ceremony to mark the signing of the Armistice peace agreement.

• Satanic Temple sues Netflix over 'Sabrina' use of Baphomet deity

  The Satanic Temple accused the defendants of copyright infringement, trademark violations and injury to its reputation.

• Cameroon child kidnappers warned victims not to return to Christian school

  Kidnappers freed about 80 school children and a driver in west Cameroon on Wednesday, but kept hold of a principal and one teacher, two days after snatching them in a school raid.

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  Dozens of school children kidnapped in Cameroon are freed

  Kidnappers freed scores of school children and a driver in west Cameroon early on Wednesday, but kept hold of a principal and one teacher, officials said, following an abduction blamed on anglophone separatists.

• Can Israel save the dying Sea of Galilee?

  Long periods of drought and over-pumping have brought the lake low. A reedy island has materialised at its southern edge, and will soon be a peninsula.

• Central American migrants reach Mexico City: 'We have faith in God that we will do this'

  The first Central American migrants from a caravan travelling through Mexico towards the United States in hopes of seeking asylum arrived in Mexico City on Sunday.

• Funerals held for Christian victims of militant attack in Egypt

  Egyptian Christians buried six members of the same family on Saturday who were shot dead while returning from a baptism at a Coptic monastery in Egypt's Minya province.

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  Traitors or Russian agents? Clergy caught in Ukraine church row

  Priests like Metropolitan Oleksandr face a choice: join Ukraine's new independent church and be labeled a renegade by supporters of his own church, or stay away, and risk being branded a Russian agent.

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  American evangelicals in rare meeting with Saudi Arabian leaders

  Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman held a rare meeting with American evangelical Christians on Thursday, as the ultra-conservative Muslim kingdom seeks to open up more to the world and repair an image of religious intolerance.

• A century on from WW1, 100 years of work remains to clear munitions

  Bomb disposal experts are still digging up munitions sunk in the killing fields of eastern France – and it could be another 100 years before they are done.

• Brazilians elect right-wing firebrand Bolsonaro in major shift

  Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right firebrand former Army captain, won Brazil's presidential election in convincing fashion.