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'Hypocrite in chief': Trump trolled after old tweet on Obama's White House Hanukah party resurfaces

"A tweet for every occasion," one Twitter user said.

'Donald Trump, you are fired': Twitter looks ahead with viral #2018PredictionsIn5Words hashtag

"Hopefully better days to come," one Twitter user wrote.

Centre for homeless LGBT youths opens just in time for Christmas thanks to the late Bea Arthur

Will donation from the late Golden Golden girls actress has helped to fund a new centre for homeless LGBT children in New York.

Ukraine Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili

Who is Mikheil Saakashvili? Now stateless former president of Georgia arrested in Ukraine

After earlier escaping from custody with the help of his supporters, former president of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili was rearrested on 8 December from Ukraine capital Kiev.

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Brexiteers are furious at 'sellout' Theresa May's deal with Europe

Theresa May has struck a deal over the Irish border and EU migrant rights - but pro-Brexit commentators are furious and the 'sellout'.

10 suggestions if you want to stop Brexit

Eurosceptic politician Daniel Hannan offers some thoughts which would, in 'normal circumstances', be uncontroversial.

Brexit will cause chaos at Britain's borders says MPs' report

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says borders will be exposed to risks after Brexit due to a lack of planning.

The shocking passage from a 1955 book that shows similarities between Nazi Germany and Trump's US

Reddit users have shared and commented on a 1955 book excerpt that draws frightening parallels between the rise of Hitler's Nazi regime and Donald Trump's United States.

Denmark could send failed asylum seekers to live on desert islands

Immigration minister Inger Stojberg open to plan that would move hundreds of foreigners to camps on Danish islands.

Days of rage: Palestinian protests erupt as Trump recognises Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops have erupted across the West Bank in a show of anger over Trump's move to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

Leading German politician calls for a United States of Europe by 2025

Martin Schulz, the man who could become one of the most senior members in Germany's government, has called for Europe to be bound by a united constitution by 2025.

Manila will be a dead city in 25 years, warns Duterte

The Philippines president warns the industrialisation and urbanisation should move beyond the capital as Manila will soon hit a saturation point.

Scottish newspaper asks readers to draw front page in response to Brexit shambles

Readers of a pro-Remain newspaper tweet apocalyptic vision of Britain after exit from the European Union.

'What the hell was that?': Trump slurred during his Jerusalem speech and Twitter is freaking out

Twitter immediately erupted with fervent questions and was rife with speculation about the cause of his slurred speech.

'Sick idiot': Roy Moore bragged about bringing 'Alabama values' to DC and got roasted for it

"Are you looking to get banned from The National Mall, too?" one Twitter user asked.

Thousands of pro-independence Catalans from all over Europe gather in Brussels for huge rally

Thousands of people from all over Europe have gathered in the Belgian capital to show their support for exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and his government.

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Donald Trump's Jerusalem move triggers calls for new Palestinian intifada

Various Arabic forces including Hamas and Iran have called for an uprising in Palestine against Israel and the US over Jerusalem.

Momentum: Pro-Jeremy Corbyn group to be investigated by Electoral Commission over spending claims

The political group Momentum has been placed under investigation by the Electoral Commission over possible spending breaches.

Private firms delivering disability benefits tests for 3 million claimants employ only four doctors.

Firms that run the government's controversial PIP disability tests have come under fire after it was revealed that they only employ four doctors between them.

China And India's Border Disputes Explained

Beijing fumes over Indian drone's alleged intrusion: 'This has infringed upon China's territorial sovereignty'

China claimed an Indian UAV penetrated its territory and crashed but did not reveal the date or exact location of the incident.

Nationalisation won't magically solve the problems of Britain's railways

Rail fares are going up because the government is trying to shift the burden of subsidy from the state onto the passenger.

North Korea warns Donald Trump it does not 'wish for a war but shall not hide from it'

Pyongyang's foreign ministry issues warning against the ongoing aerial drills and remarks made by top US authorities.

Theresa May's Brexit woes 'could thrust David Davis into PM's post within weeks'

Allies of Brexit secretary David Davis are using Theresa May's Brexit woes as a chance to oust the prime minister.

Defiant Trump declares Jerusalem as Israel's capital despite international warnings

Trump had promised along the campaign trail to move the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, despite international warnings, he's making good on that promise.

Why Trump supporters believe moving the US embassy to Jerusalem could trigger Armageddon

US President Donald Trump is widely expected to say in a speech today he plans to move his country's embassy to Jerusalem, a move that appeal to his US power base.

'Rubbing salt in the wound': Anger as Tories plan celebratory dinner at mining museum

Dewsbury County Conservative Association faces backlash over decision to hold annual dinner at National Coal Mining Museum in heart of former pit community.

Vladimir Putin to stand for re-election as Russian president

He will stand in elections which will be taking place next year in Russia and victory would see him lead until 2024.

Chinese daily advises people in province near North Korea on how to survive a nuclear attack

The state-run Jilin Daily explains to residents of the northeastern Jilin province how nuclear fallout is different from the effects of a traditional war.

Farcical scenes and massive punch-up in Kiev as police try to arrest former Georgian president

Ukrainian police went looking for former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili. A massive punch-up and surreal game of hide-and-seek ensued.

'Can any of the Trumps spell?': Ivanka Trump mercilessly trolled for misspelling 'peek-a-boo'

"This woman travels around the world touting herself as the voice of American women. I'm at the 'peak' of disgust," one Twitter user wrote.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte (l) holds a AK-47 assault rifle as Russian Minister of Defence Sergei Shoigu looks

Duterte orders police to rejoin drug war and tells human rights groups to 'go to hell'

The Philippines president earlier ordered the police forces to stand down from playing an active role in the anti-drug crackdown due to deaths of teenage suspects.

'Burn': Obama dominates Twitter's top tweets of 2017 while Trump didn't even make the cut

"This will drive 45 mad..." one Twitter user wrote.

Brexishambles: David Davis admits he didn't read 850-page analysis of how Brexit will affect UK

David Davis has revealed that the government has not carried out any impact assessments on how Brexit will affect the UK.

'Incompetence and failure': Iran leader attacks Donald Trump over Jerusalem move

Iran's supreme leader has criticised Donald Trump for his decision to move the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.

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