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Trump told May 'You can be this generation's Churchill' after he watched film Darkest Hour

The US president Donald Trump told the UK PM Theresa May she could be the next Churchill, it has been reported.

Shocking video of man drowning boar released by Spanish police as they hunt animal abuser

Spanish police release shocking video of man drowning a boar as they hunt animal abuser in Catalunya. Cruelty to wild animals is not deemed a criminal act under Spanish law.

Men who make sexist comments in France could be fined

Proposals are aimed to tackle 'everyday sexism' and will be presented to three French ministers next week.

Songbook calling for renewed Holocaust linked to far-right Austrian politician

A state election candidate for the far-right Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) is under pressure after reports linking him to a Nazi songbook that celebrates the Holocaust.

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Manchester Central Mosque imam stands down amid scandal over new young wife

The imam of one the largest mosques in Manchester married a woman 30 years younger than him last year.

Barbed wire fences and armed guards: First photos of Myanmar's Rohingya reception camps

Myanmar finally allowed the world's media in to Rakhine state to show they are ready to welcome back some of the Rohingya Muslims who fled the country.

Gay couple sue US after son born via surrogate denied citizenship over Israeli DNA

Gay couple Ethan and Elad Dvash-Banks sue US after one twin son born via surrogate denied citizenship as he has Israeli DNA.

Presidents Club boss out at Department of Education following gala groping claims

David Meller has stood down from a senior position at the Department for Education, the government has announced.

Davos 2018: Capitalism still has much to do before it can claim victory

The global elite gathered at Davos for the World Economic Forum must heed the more sceptical accounts of unstoppable progress.

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Brexit transition plan will make UK an 'EU vassal state'

Brexit Secretary David Davis has faced accusations from Jacob Rees-Mogg that his Brexit transition deal would effectively make the UK a "vassal state" of the EU.

Operation Olive Branch in pictures: Turkey's assault on Afrin, Kurdish enclave in Syria

Turkey's president says Operation Olive Branch is progressing "successfully" and will continue until the last "terrorist" is eliminated.

Mattis Watches Indonesian Forces Drink Snake Blood, Walk On Fire And Break Bricks

Video: Jim Mattis watches Indonesian troops chop king cobras' heads and drink their blood

The visiting US Secretary of Defence was also treated to a range of martial arts skills by Indonesian soldiers.

German anti-Muslim politician resigns after converting to Islam

Arthur Wagner from the AfD resigned from his position in Brandenburg's state legislature after making the decision.

'Infinite human stupidity': Video of Indian youth's death-defying train stunt angers viewers

The video was shared by the former chief minister of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir who expressed concern for the dangers of this type of extreme activity.

Disney dishes out $125m-worth of bonuses thanks to Donald Trump's tax reforms

Disney CEO Bob Iger announced bonuses for all American-based staff as well as new funds for education programs.

Pussy Riot members seek asylum in Sweden after 'persecution' in Russia over anti-Putin protests

Punk art collective gained worldwide fame in 2012 when they staged an anti-Putin protest in Moscow's Cathedral.

Photos of America's biggest gun show, down the road from where 58 people were killed in Las Vegas

The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show is being held at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, a nine-minute drive away from the Mandalay Bay resort.

Jet Airways passenger allegedly denied oxygen by cabin crew suffers cardiac arrest and dies

The family of the deceased passenger, along with a co-passenger, have accused the cabin crew of negligence.

Will Nicolas Maduro win second term as Venezuela heads to early presidential election?

Maduro's socialist-backed Constituent Assembly calls for snap polls in April 2018 allowing Maduro to cement power against a fragmented opposition.

North Korea military movement and parade

Satellite spots massive troop movement inside North Korea

Troops and military vehicles are being mobilised near an airport in Pyongyang in suspected preparations for an upcoming military parade.

SNP is 'pushing separatist agenda by stealth' by stripping Union flag from Scottish government buildings

Nicola Sturgeon's SNP administration is accused of 'pushing its separatist agenda by stealth' after stripping the Union flag from Scottish Government buildings.

Ukip leader Henry Bolton says he's broke and party loses £30k a month: 'My savings have nearly gone'

Ukip leader Henry Bolton says he is broke and his party is losing up to £30,000 a month. His party gave him a vote of no confidence after his relationship with Jo Marney.

North Korea missile launch and Guam threat

North Korea could develop a missile to strike Britain within 2 years, warns defence minister

Kim Jong-un's programme is "not directed at UK but should be taken very seriously" as many British citizens live in the region, defence minister Howe said.

A German rescue helicopter collided in mid-air with a small plane killing four people

Four dead after mid-air crash between light plane and helicopter in Germany

Four people were killed after a rescue helicopter collided in mid-air with a small plane in Germany.

Syria and Russia 'coordinating' with Turkish offensive against Kurds in Afrin

The Turkish offensive aims to remove the US-backed and Kurdish-led SDF. Despite condemnation, the Syrian and Russian regimes appear to have given the operation the go-ahead.

Who is the controversial scientist behind 'bionic vaginas' made out of pig intestine?

Alexander Seifalian wants to produce bioengineered vaginas made out of pig intestine and human cells. But he's the subject of two UCL research misconduct inquiries.

Theresa May humiliates Boris Johnson in front of cabinet as Tories clash over NHS funding

Foreign secretary rebuked by PM in front of cabinet over leaked report he would demand £100m-a-week Brexit dividend for NHS.

Indian education minister says Darwin's theory of evolution is nonsense

The minister said that the theory was "scientifically wrong" and that it required a change in the education curriculum.

What is a terf? All you need to know about the controversial word dividing feminism

The term is used to describe people who believe trans women are not "real" women - but some see it as a slur.

South Korea to criminalise suicide pacts in bid to reduce shockingly high rate

Suicide rate in South Korean twice as high as other OECD countries. K-pop singer Jonghyun and actor Jun Tae-soo both took own lives.

Donald Trump having affair inside White House claims Fire and Fury author Michael Wolff

Wolff suggests readers of his book should "read between the lines" to find evidence of Trump's extramarital fling.

Trapped Swiss cave explorers could be stuck underground for up to a week

Eight men in Switzerland have been caught by rising water tides in Hölloch cave. They face at least 48 more hours in the cave before they can escape.

Theresa May out in the cold as Emmanuel Macron gets nod for Donald Trump's first state visit

US president offers to host French leader for first state visit of his presidency, claim sources, representing a diplomatic coup for Macron.

'I won't fly refugees to their deaths': Israeli pilots refuse to deport asylum seekers

El Al pilots refuse to deport Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers to home countries where they face risk of death.

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