POLITICS

Officials said on Tuesday night that Trump will make the announcement on Wednesday to recognise Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and move the US embassy.

The chancellor Philip Hammond has been banned from using RAF jets and helicopters over an unsettled bill between the Ministry of Defence and the Treasury.

Bob Quick, the former Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner, is considering legal action against Damian Green over his attempts to discredit him.

Special counsel Robert Mueller has subpoenaed Donald Trump's bank records as part of his Russia probe.

Ralph Shortey has since resigned from the Oklahoma senate and pleaded guilty to child sex trafficking – he faces between ten years and life in prison for his crime.

The US Supreme Court has ruled that President Donald Trump's travel ban can go into full effect. Here are the stories of the lives it has already changed.

Many people slammed the senator's "tone-deaf" request just days after he voted in favour of the GOP's controversial tax reform bill.

"My arteries are clogging just reading about his diet," one Twitter user wrote

Mexico presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador sparks outrage by suggesting drug cartel kingpins should be offered amnesty in Mexico's most violent state Guerrero.

DUP leader Arlene Foster and Sinn Féin's Orlaithí Flynn among a host of Northern Irish celebrities who have recorded a charity version of All I Want for Christmas is You.

Former Labour leader issued tweet just hours after Brexit talks in Brussels were shot down by the DUP.

Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi said their fighters killed former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh for his "treason".

The exercise involved Chinese air force reconnaissance planes, fighter jets, and an early warning and control aircraft.

British prime minister Theresa May reportedly has until the end of the week to strike a deal with the EU after her Brexit deal was scuppered by the DUP party.

The US Supreme Court ruled that the ban on seven countries can come into effect even as legal challenges continue through lower courts

Donald Trump has publicly backed Roy Moore for the first time for a vacant seat in the US senate, despite the candidate being accused of several sex offences.

Nationalist leaders from across the United Kingdom have voiced their concerns over a possible deal that could see Northern Ireland continue under EU trade laws and regulations.

Saturday Night Live brutally satirised Theresa May and played up to her robotic image as 'Maybot' and explored her 'takedown' of Trump and his Britain First retweet.

The UK government looks set to make a key concession in their talks with the EU and the Irish government, paving the way for post-Brexit trade talks to begin.

TV star turned opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla has accused Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez's government of trying to steal the election.

There are reports that say Ali Abdullah Saleh's house was blown up by Houthi rebels in central Sana'a amid the ongoing conflict.

Twitter couldn't help but mock the president over his "epic meltdown" with a slew of jokes, memes and sarcastic comments.

The airlines confirmed the crew reported the suspected sighting, but has no plans of rerouting flights in the region.

"Having a full-out meltdown on Twitter is not helping his case," Lis Smith, former director of rapid response for Barack Obama's campaign, said.

President Nicolas Maduro announces his socialist government would launch its own cryptocurrency to beat US-led sanctions.

US and South Korea begin five-day joint air exercise mobilising more than 230 warplanes and 12,000 personnel.

The UK has agreed '90% of the Brexit deal', with the EU a source has told the Times as the UK PM has crunch talks in Brussels on Monday.

Ex-Ukip leader Nigel Farage was called a hypocrite for revealing he will not give up his £73,000-a-year taxpayer funded EU pension.

The reported visit of Donald Trump to the UK in February will spark the biggest protest in the country, organisers have said. The US leader is said to be planning a working but not full state visit.