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White House staff under fire for alleged continued use of personal devices for 'administration business'.

Military action was not his preferred option, but he was well prepared to use it, the US president warns.

BBC1 series returns on Wednesday 4 October.

Over 200 players and staff defied Trump opting to kneel during the national anthem at NFL games.

India's Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman conveys New Delhi's decision to visiting US Defence Secretary James Mattis.

Many people have slammed Twitter over its stance on the issue saying it is "inconsistent" and "biased."

South Korean spy agency says North Korea could not even detect the US' bombers and fighters.

He said that it was the US who has made a declaration of war.

Trump also revealed his thoughts on tipping and the 2008 presidential race.

Kick It Out's Paul Mortimer tells IBTimes UK English footballers must "find a voice".

This is just the latest gaffe surrounding the US president and first lady Melania.

Trump also said he may have germophobia.

At least 200 NFL players knelt, sat, prayed or raised a clenched fist during the Star Spangled Banner. Three teams didn't even take the field until the national anthem was over.

"Trump is treating our flag as a symbol that represents allegiance to his power. That's about as un-American as it gets," one person tweeted.

"Trump may be our so-called President, but LeBron is King!" one Twitter user wrote.

During the election, Trump's campaign frequently attacked Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.

The new measures come into force on 18 October.

Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens players kneel during national anthem in protest of Trump.

He also called Kim Jong-un "Little Rocket Man".

Pyongyang's missiles strike B-1B bombers and Carl Vinson supercarrier in the doctored video.

Ri Yong Ho said President Trump made 'an irreversible mistake' when he mocked Kim Jong-un calling him 'rocket man.'

President Donald Trump has sent a strong warning to North Korea as tensions escalate over Pyongyang's nuclear programme.

The First Lady is leading a delegation from the US to the sports event for wounded servicemen and women.

"This is what happens when you put people in the White House that know nothing about government," one Twitter user wrote.

The US president also called on fans to walk out of games if American footballers protest about police violence against black people.

"Still not over her, huh?" one Twitter user wrote.

The First Lady wore a red plaid Balmain shirt worth $1,380 (£960) as she made an appearance at the White House kitchen garden.

"We have to calm down the hotheads and understand that we need pauses, we need contacts," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.

The country holds multiple military parades across the nation to mark the Sacred Defence Week.

The rhetoric between the North Korea and US has escalated in recent days.