WORLD

Female aides claim they have been subjected to abuses by senior members of the European Parliament, who 'deliberately hire young women' and treat them 'like a piece of meat'.

Meth tablets recovered as army continues crackdown against militants in an operaiton that the UN said may amount to ethnic cleaning against Rohingya Muslims.

"This president is a clear and present danger who is mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons," Steyer says in the advert.

The water-stained letter, written on Titanic notepaper was bought by a British collector for £126,000.

Connor Leslie, from Aberdeenshire, went missing after a night out with friends in Hanoi. He was found by police after his family launched an appeal.

President Donald Trump approves impending release of files relating to the murder of John F Kennedy in Texas in 1963.

Wayne Winters, 74, walks miles each day in the hope he'll find a suitable match for his wife to have kidney transplant.

International rights groups and opposition parties have condemned the announcement, highlighting the dire state of Zimbabwe's health service.

At least 50 policemen have been killed when they launched a raid on a militant hideout in Western Desert.

New York native Justine Skye, 22, joined list of sports stars and celebrities who have staged protest.

"Is he trying to be Thor and Superman at the same time?" one person questioned.

"The person that runs the KFC account needs a raise. I don't care how much they make now. GIVE THEM A RAISE," one Twitter user wrote.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said it would be "highly inappropriate" to criticise four-star general and White House chief of staff John Kelly.

Police officers found multiple reptiles, bird cages, fish tanks and an egg incubator inside the house, besides chickens, pigs, goats and dogs outside.

The attacks targeted a Shia mosque in Kabul and a Sunni mosque in Ghor province.

Two victims have been pulled out of the debris and it is unknown if they have survived.

The revelation comes as Twitter continues to face criticism and political scrutiny over the misuse of its platform by Russia's influence campaign during the 2016 election.

Charlie LeDoux is the Louisiana Alligator Man, taking guests out on his 5,000 acres of wetlands to hunt alligators each September season.

The now-President originally drew the sketch for a charity auction in Palm Beach County, Florida, where it only went for $100.

BBC Radio Kent asked Twitter if gay conversion therapy should be banned and suffered the consequences

One of India's top Islamic schools, the Darul Uloom Deoband, has banned Muslims from posting pictures of themselves on social media.

A plan by the mayor of Sao Paulo to give children pellets made from leftovers has divided opinion in a city that struggles to feed lower-income residents.

Authorities suggested that LGBT citizens in the Muslim-majority country would be subject to mandatory testing for sexually transmitted diseases.

Actor criticised US administration as he joined a conference to talk about the devastating effects of hurricane Irma in Antigua and Barbuda.

A new poll has revealed that most Americans think the presidential legacy of Trump will be negative.

A lawyer for the family in California told media they planned to sue the furniture giant, less than a year after a similar payout by the company.

A court in Sweden has awarded a man almost £10,000 after he was imprisoned for four months, wrongly suspected of being an Isis terrorist – but they cannot find him anywhere.

Haitian rapper and philanthropist talks to IBTimes UK on migration, racism and life in America under the Donald Trump administration.

Bolivian Grover Macuchapi accused of profaning a corpse after allegedly being caught engaging in sexual act at hospital in La Paz.