Istanbul ‘terror’ blast kills 6 ...Qatar

An explosion tore through a busy Istanbul shopping street yesterday, killing six and wounding dozens in what Turkiye’s president said bore the signs of a “terror” attack. Police cordoned off an area around Istiklal, where there were dense crowds yesterday afternoon, and helicopters flew over the city centre as sirens sounded. “I was 50-55m away, suddenly there was the noise of an explosion. I saw three or four people on the ground,” witness Cemal Denizci, 57, told AFP. “People were running in panic. The noise was huge. There was black smoke,” he said. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned what he called a “vile attack”. “It might be wrong if we say for sure that this is terror but accord

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