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Miley Cyrus' Lakshmi puja sparks speculation that the singer has become a Hindu

The Wrecking Ball singer reportedly performed the puja under a professional Indian priest.

Overseas aid fund worth £1.3bn will be used to promote international trade post-Brexit

Theresa May Commons speech on Article 50

The fund will help the poorest in middle-income countries 'to stand on their own two feet'.

Gisele Bundchen 'begging' husband Tom Brady to call it quits after fifth NFL Super Bowl win – report

Bundchen wants Brady to pursue David Beckham's career path after retiring from American football.

Manchester United: Anthony Martial says recent reports suggesting he is leaving are 'wrong'

Martial has made just nine starts in the Premier League this season.

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Donald Trump inauguration protestors’ hit with Facebook data searches from police – report

Donald Trump inauguration protesters' hit with Facebook data searches by police – Report

DC Metropolitan Police have reportedly asked Facebook for subscriber information on inauguration protesters.

John Aldridge tells Liverpool to splash the cash like Manchester United and Chelsea in summer

Aldridge claims Liverpool need a striker capable of scoring 20 goals in a season.

China's Sovereign Wealth Fund Loses $575bn on Management Failures

Asian markets decline amid forecasts that China will report further decline in forex reserves

Economists suggested that China might report a $10.5bn fall in its foreign exchange reserves in January.

Grigor Dimitrov: Rafael Nadal says I will win a Grand Slam for sure

Dimitrov will now make his debut at the Garanti Koza Open.

Facebook and Google team up with French media to combat fake news ahead of presidential election

Both companies drew criticism during the US election campaign for failing to curb the spread of fake news.

Brexit: The London Stock Exchange’s $20bn merger with Deutsche Boerse now at risk

Deutsche Borse and London Stock Exchange decide to divest clearing house LCH.Clearnet

The move is aimed at getting approvals from European antitrust authorities for their €29bn merger.

Filthy, cramped and no running water: Video reveals inhumane conditions inside Greek refugee camp

Four men died in one week in the Moria refugee camp on the island of Lesbos.

Britney Spears' niece Maddie was 'trapped' underwater for 2 minutes after tragic ATV accident

Jamie Lynn Spears was nearby when her daughter met with the accident.

Trump reportedly annoyed his Press Secretary Sean Spicer was portrayed by a woman on SNL

"Trump doesn't like his people to look weak," a source told Politico.

Raw results: Braun Strowman manhandles Roman Reigns after Samoa Joe fight; Goldberg's Fastlane 2017 fight revealed

Goldberg has accepted Brock Lesnar fight for WrestleMania 33.

Sajid Javid admits housing market 'broken' and promises tough action to build new homes

Promise to protect green belt remains but may be allowed in 'exceptional circumstances'.

Arsenal: Laurent Koscielny questions Arsene Wenger's team selection after 3-1 loss to Chelsea

Chelsea put an end to Arsenal's title hopes with a dominant win at Stamford Bridge.

Sol Campbell bemoans lack of leaders at Arsenal

Arsenal fell 12 points behind league leaders Chelsea after losing 3-1 to the Blues at the weekend.

Canada: Woman charged for disposing bodies of 6 infants in storage locker to conceal birth

The cause of death could not be ascertained as the bodies were highly decomposed at the time of discovery.

East China Sea: Chinese ships sail near disputed Senkaku Islands

The ships sailed within days of US defence chief James Mattis pledging to defend Japan and the islands.

David Beckham's emails used in blackmail bid by alleged Eastern European hacker

Portugal-based Doyen Sports indicated that the hacker had also breached other sports agencies.

Five African nations in Sahel setting up new regional counter-terrorism force

Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger to establish regional anti-jihadist unit.

UK consumers cut back on spending in January says BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor

UK food sales grew 2% in the 3 months to January, while non-food sales grew by just 0.3%.

Australia: Senator Cory Bernardi defects from government to form new right-wing political party

Bernardi has been critical of the 'moderate' nature of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull-led government

Democrats launch 24-hour protest ahead of contentious Betsy DeVos vote

Democrats must sway one more Republican against DeVos to block confirmation as education secretary.

Rescue teams on alert as 5.8 magnitude earthquake jolts north India

Two disaster response teams sent to quake's epicentre in Uttarakhand's Rudraprayag district.

Mosul: Iraqi army uses corpses of killed Islamic State fighters to intimidate other terrorists

Bodies covered in bullet holes and flies are left on streets to send intimidating message.

Trump praises US military and promises it 'beautiful new equipment'

President also slammed media for underreporting 'radical Islamic terrorist' attacks.

MPs reject raft of amendments to Article 50 bill on Brexit

Suggested changes defeated after May tells MPs not to 'obstruct the will of the British people'.

Syria: Assad 'hangs up to 13,000 after torturing them in Damascus jail'

New Amnesty International report alleges thousands of extrajudicial killings at Saydnaya prison.

Francois Fillon fights back accusers who claim he paid wife for jobs she didn't do

François Fillon apologises for 'fake job' row but maintains his innocence

Presidential candidate was favourite to beat Marine Le Pen but has since slipped in the polls.

Myanmar monk arrested over £7m meth haul discovered in monastery

Police 'found more than 4 million methamphetamine pills' after searching his car and monastery.

Paris protests after a police officer was charged with the rape of a youth

Paris protests after claims that man was raped by policeman while being arrested

One police officer has been charged with rape and three with assault after victim was hospitalised.

Israel defies UN and legalises settlements on Palestinian land

British MPs are due to debate Israeli settlements in the House of Commons later this week.

Trump's Battle With Judges Over Travel Ban Deemed 'Constitutional Crisis'

White House confident it will prevail in legal fight over travel ban

Press Secretary Sean Spicer says the law and Constitution are on the president's side.

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