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There will be restrictions on all but highly-skilled EU workers.

"Ultimately, this is about basic decency" Obama wrote in a statement.

The practice could be added to the Sexual Offences Act after pressure from the public and police commissioners.

US President makes the first of his promised cuts into US immigration.

Eccentric Conservative MP has dismissed claims that he plans to challenge Theresa May in leadership bid.

The pay dispute in August saw central bank staff go out on strike for the first time in 50 years.

Arrest follows the closure of The Cambodia Daily, one of the country's last independent newspapers.

Russian Kalibr missiles targeted Islamists' command centre near Deir ez-Zor.

"It seems this tweet doesn't really apply to the Trump family," one Twitter user wrote.

The leaders of China and India held bilateral talks on the sidelines of the Brics summit.

Hysterical horseshoe theorists claim moral equivalence between socialism and fascism, Marx and Hitler.

South Korea had earlier warned that the Kim Jong-un regime could conduct yet another missile launch soon.

Founder Peter Daou said he and his wife launched the platform because Clinton's voters are "unrepresented in the media".

The longtime vegetarian has hinted at cutting out more animal products from his diet.

The Tories do not want to be defeated on the Great Repeal Bill.

The young dictator liked nothing more than belting out some Bernese folk when he went to school in Switzerland.

US President is expected to make the first of his promised cuts into US immigration.

"Your impeachment can't come soon enough, for the sake of the entire planet," one Twitter user said.

South Korea's move comes amid drills in which simulated strikes on North Korean targets took place.

South Korean forces simulate attacks on Pyongyang's Punggye-ri nuclear test site.

James Mattis added that the US does not seek the 'total annihilation' of North Korea.

Cameron has reportedly earned as much as £120,000 for a single lecture since he left Downing Street.

Labour's Starmer said single market membership should be short as possible, while party deputy leader Tom Watson said current trading arrangements could permanently remain.

David Davis said he will not be pressured into making decision on Brexit divorce bill.

Pyongyang's state media carries special broadcast to trumpet about this nuclear detonation.

Kim Jong-un reportedly greeted the scientists involved in the development of the miniaturised version of the H-bomb.

A tremor of magnitude 6.3 was detected from North Korea indicating the country's sixth nuclear test.

Any attempt by the US and South Korea to detect and destroy North Korea's mobile missile launchers 'is nothing but a silly dream', Pyongyang said.

"I may never heel from this covfefe predisency," Jimmy Kimmel Live writer Bess Kalb tweeted.