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Ethics lawyers sue Trump over 'unconstitutional' foreign payments

Advocacy group argues that foreign governments could use payments to corrupt US president.

Social media users poke fun at Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway's 'alternative facts' comment

Kellyanne Conway defended White House press secretary Sean Spicer saying he provided "alternative facts".

Gambia's Yahya Jammeh made off with 'millions' President Barrow's adviser accuses

'The Gambia is in financial distress. The coffers are virtually empty,' Mai Ahmad Fatty said.

Donald Trump had a tumultuous first weekend but what will he do on 'day one'?

If you thought it was about to calm down, think again.

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Former French PM Valls and ousted cabinet minister Hamon to face off in final Socialist primary

The French presidential election is due in April-May, with opinion polls showing a possible defeat for the Socialist party.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Germany's foreign minister warns of 'turbulent times' during Trump presidency

'With the election of Donald Trump, the world of the 20th century has definitely been overtaken,' he said.

Washington ethics group filing federal lawsuit against Trump in his first week in office

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington plan to file in New York on Monday morning.

Trump on Women's March protesters: 'Why didn't these people vote?'

White House advisor Kellyanne Conway defends his response and denounces celebrity speakers at rally.

UK will offer business 'sector deals' under Theresa May's new industrial strategy

The PM will make the announcement as she chairs her first regional cabinet meeting.

Trump invites Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu for February White House visit

The US president tells reporters his phone conversation with the Israeli PM was 'very nice'.

Trump intends to renegotiate Nafta with Mexico and Canada

Meetings set with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Gambia's new president calls on West African troops to stay until security is restored

President's aide addresses journalists in Dakar as additional troops deployed in Banjul.

White House press secretary gave 'alternative facts' on crowd size at Trump's inauguration

Kellyanne Conway defends Sean Spicer while speaking to a sceptical Chuck Todd on Meet the Press.

Netanyahu plans to call President Trump to reaffirm Israel-US relationship

Israeli PM announced he plans to discuss Iran, Syria and the Palestine issues.

British military forces are 'incapable' of matching Russia's military might

Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research says cuts have 'hollowed out' the army.

Pope Francis on Trump: 'People voted for Hitler and then he destroyed his people'

The pontiff said charismatic leaders such as Trump abuse our judgement in crises.

Jeremy Corbyn calls for UN to debate nuclear disarmament after Trident failure

A Sunday Times investigation revealed a conventional test missile went off-course.

Theresa May refuses to say whether she knew about Trident failure before Commons vote

Andrew Marr asked May about the Trident failure four times.

Melania Trump's jewellery line promoted on White House website

The online biography of America's new First Lady is more in-depth than her predecessors'.

CIA chief John Brennan cautions US government over counterattack against Russian hacking

Former CIA director John Brennan blasts Donald Trump saying 'he should be ashamed of himself'

Brennan's reaction came in response to Trump's speech at the CIA headquarters in Langley.

MPs working to stop Theresa May's hard Brexit plan

May said last week that she would push for an exit from the single market during Brexit negotiations.

Five facts about Gambia's president Yahya Jammeh

Former President of Gambia Yahya Jammeh leaves the country after election defeat

Jammeh boarded a plane from an airport in Banjul bound for Guinea.

White House official admits Trump's speech partly written by far-right figurehead Steve Bannon

The president delivered a gloomy speech in which he vowed to end the 'American carnage'.

BBC says hacker responsible for tweet claiming President Trump was shot

'We are investigating and taking steps to ensure this does not happen again.'

Canadians planning to attend Women's March in Washington DC ordered out of US

The women accused US Border Security of screening 'for what your political beliefs are'.

Brexit will trigger a 'domino effect' across Europe, says Marine Le Pen

The Front National leader's comments came at during a summit of nationalist leaders.

Barron Trump snubs mum's hand during inauguration parade

Trump's youngest child is staying in New York to complete his studies following the inauguration.

Adama Barrow says President Yahya Jammeh to quit The Gambia 'within hours' after 22-year rule

The longtime leader was defeated by Barrow in last month's elections.

UKIP's Paul Nuttall to run in Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election

Nuttall's selection comes following hustings on Friday (20 January) evening.

Winston Churchill's bust returns to Oval Office in apparent nod to 'special relationship'

Obama caused an outrage when he replaced the bust with Dr Martin Luther King Jr's.

China must prepare for the worst as 'dramatic changes' to ties likely under Trump, state media warns

However, the state media also said Beijing can expect a stable and healthy development of relationship under Trump.

'Ain't nothing but a hound dog!' Hillary Clinton catches Bill 'checking out' at Ivanka Trump

Footage of Clinton sparks social media comments that the former US president was staring at Ivanka Trump.

In first act as president, Trump signs order to unravel Obamacare

The flagship healthcare law took Obama six years to implement, but Trump started repeal in one stroke.

China says its relationship with Taiwan will be 'more complex and grim' in 2017

Beijing said it would not hesitate to oppose any form of separatist activity in the country.

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