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The street art took an aim at Donald Trump's controversial remarks about women during his campaign days.

The women posted the video of the assault on Snapchat and joked about it on Facebook.

The accused posted videos and images of the abuse on child porn sites through the darknet.

The Philippines president warned a war would ensue putting civilians in danger if the militants are not eliminated.

Hector Arboleda Albeidis Buitrago is accused of carrying out 300 forced abortions on women fighters.

Where did all the refugees go? Labor Agency data only lists on average 10,000 refugees as unemployed.

The offshore bloc is estimated to contain up to 9 billion barrels of oil.

Minister of International Development Marie-Claude Bibeau said that restricting abortions would not stop them.

Nikki Haley said the Trump administration was ready to 'fix anything that seems obsolete' within the United Nations.

Satirist Shahak Shapira started the photo project 'Yolocaust' to criticise tourists for taking selfies at the memorial.

The president's actions have been described as a de facto Muslim ban.

The president said the pair were working to build a fair relationship.

The Washington-based monitoring project 38 North say that a plutonium plant is 'very likely operating'.

Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman has been extradited to New York where he faces a 17 count indictment.

The 21-year-old who had been arrested for selling drugs was targeted on the outskirts of Naples.

Donald Trump met Theresa May face-to-face for the first time at the White House on 27 January.

The president's comments have already prompted criticism on social media.

Haulage boss Matthew Gordon and mechanic Peter Wood were jailed at Bristol Crown Court.

Some Trump fans have criticised the journalist for her line of questioning.

Raheem Wilks,19, who is the brother of under-23 player Mallik Wilks, was shot dead outside a barbers shop.

The pair discussed Isis, Nato, post-Brexit trade and the 'special relationship' between the US and UK.

Everyone is hoping that the worst of winter has now passed, no severe weather warnings for the weekend.

France's top court has rejected a law condemning the smacking of children.

London commuters' miserable Winters are set to continue as Acas peace talks fail.

First Lady is suing for $150m (£113m) following the publication of false claims about her past.

Risk management firm PGI warns divisions pose 'significant threat to stability' ahead of 2020 polls.

Victim David Pietraszek, 21, said he could 'feel electricity travelling through his body' after landing on tracks.

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Migration Advisory Committee member says Whitehall should look at a quota system.

Arrests come after alleged attack on military camp earlier this week, amid fears they may lead to civil war.