Voting Ends In Afghanistan’s Parliamentary Elections

Daily Mail: Saudi minister calls Khashoggi death a 'tremendous mistake' after insisting critic was killed in a 'rogue operation' - but says they 'DON'T KNOW where his body is' amid claims victim was choked and rolled up in a carpet

* Saudi Arabia is facing mounting scepticism over story about journalist's death
* Now, a Saudi official has laid out a new version of how Jamal Khashoggi died
* Saudi Arabia on Saturday said he died in a fistfight at the consulate in Istanbul
* Turkish officials suspect Khashoggi was tortured and his body was later cut up
* But official says it was rolled up in a rug and given to 'cooperator' to dispose of

Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has said the country does not know where murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi's body is, amid claims it was rolled up in a rug and smuggled out of the consulate in Istanbul.

Adel al-Jubeir insisted on Sunday that the kingdom's crown prince was 'not aware' of the killing and the regime was still working on finding the body, saying Khashoggi had been killed in a 'rogue operation'.

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