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US President Donald Trump has caused anger in the UK by claiming that the NHS is "broke and not working".

The only surviving suspect of the 2015 Paris terror attacks has refused to cooperate with the court at a hearing in Brussels related to separate terror charges.

The Nunes Memo has been released by the House Intelligence Committee alleging abuse of power by the FBI over the investigation into collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.

Germany has granted asylum to four Turkish soldiers, one of whom is accused of being a leading figure in the failed July 2016 military coup.

Labour leader releases tax return and calls on Theresa May to do the same. She last revealed her tax in Tory leadership campaign.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev says air force could use civilian airport on Kurile Islands, claimed by both Russia and Japan.

Brexit under-secretary Steve Baker has apologised to parliament for backing a "conspiracy theory" claiming that the civil service is attempting to stop Brexit.

The UN migration agency says that 90 people are feared drowned after a smuggler's boat carrying mostly Pakistani migrants capsized off Libya's coast.

New analysis of two letters, supposedly written by the infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper, suggests that they may have been penned by journalists.

Around 900 miners are trapped in a South African gold mine following a power outage blamed on a thunderstorm which brought down electrical lines.

New figures from the ONS 2014-16 wealth in Great Britain survey show that growing UK household wealth is overwhelmingly weighted towards older and wealthier Britons.

Polish senate backs bill making it illegal to attribute crimes of Nazi Germany to Polish state or people.

Culture secretary becomes first MP to launch own app, though early reports suggest its privacy policy has significant flaws.

Day Zero - the day when Cape Town, South Africa could be the world's first major city to run out of water - is approaching.

Ryanair will put a 'Brexit clause' into all tickets for summer 2019, in case a UK-EU deal on aviation is not agreed before the UK leaves the bloc.

Clare Lombardelli has become the first woman to be appointed chief economist to the UK Treasury.

Four tonnes of stolen oranges have been recovered by Spanish police in Seville after they pulled over two suspicious vehicles, bursting with the fruits.

Labour MP slams Tories and DUP for backwardness after they oppose cutting voting age in UK to 16. "Change cannot be resisted," she says

A post-Brexit intelligence-sharing agreement is vital to ensure British and European security, the former heads of MI6 and GCHQ have said.

Shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer uses ancient parliamentary procedure to force government's hand on leaked document.

Unicef has warned that up to 60,000 North Korean children are at risk of starvation as international sanctions block desperately-needed aid.

First proof links Syrian government chemical weapons stockpile to largest nerve gas attack in seven-year civil war.

Leader of British territory on edge of Spain says he has power to choose which parts of Brexit deal to implement and which to avoid.

CIA director Mike Pompeo has said he believes Russia will attempt to interfere in the 2018 US midterm elections.

High Court ruling against Theresa May's government on extra disability benefits to result in higher awards for 220,000 claimants.

More than 300 people have been detained for criticising Turkey's offensive into Syria on social media, as the government cracks down on dissenters.

The EU has said it will offer a "status quo transition without national representation" from March 2019 until 31 December 2020.

A new study indicates attractive people are more likely to be conservative than liberal, as better treatment makes them blind to the need for left-wing policies.

Lords Constitutional Committee demands major rewrites of troubled Withdrawal Bill ahead of discussion by peers.