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Donald Trump personally tried to track tweeter behind inauguration crowd photos

Trump claimed that his swearing in was the biggest in US history – but photos appear to show otherwise.

Former Brazilian president Lula's aide, Jose Dirceu, released from jail

Soon after his release, investigators levelled fresh corruption allegations against Dirceu.

EU and UK migrants in limbo as Theresa May rows with Brussels over residency deal

'Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed,' a defiant EU official told IBTimes UK.

Theresa May is dominating Labour in the polls – but she isn't trusted on immigration

Ipsos MORI found that 68% of voters do not think the Tories will meet their 'tens of thousands' pledge.

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Trump: 100 days of ineptitude, here's to the next 1,000

In the first 100 days of his White House residency, Trump has managed to fail at more things than most presidents do in a full term.

Everton winger Aaron Lennon detained under Mental Health Act

Toffees say 30-year-old is being treated for a 'stress-related illness'.

Venezuela opposition calls for 'mega protests' against Maduro's move on constitution

US, Brazil and Argentina condemn President Nicolas Maduro's call to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.

US cautions North Korea's nuclear strike threat against Seoul and Tokyo is 'real'

Washington urges world diplomats to put more pressure on Pyongyang at the NPT summit in Vienna.

Kelvin MacKenzie sparks fresh outrage with 'disgusting' Jeremy Corbyn comments

Former Sun editor said his favourite fake headline would be 'Corbyn knifed to death by asylum seeker'.

Ivanka cried after Donald Trump refused to apologise for 'grab 'em by the p***y' comment

Ivanka pleaded with her father to make a proper apology.

Several dead in Isis suicide attack on Nato convoy in Afghan capital Kabul

The attack left eight civilians dead and wounded nearly 28 others, including three Nato coalition force soldiers.

LGBTQ Protesters Organize Dance Party In Front Of Mike Pence's Home

Trump to sign executive order on religious liberty that could threaten LGBT rights

A previously leaked version of the order was scrapped after a backlash

A woman's place is in the home, say majority of surveyed men in the Middle East

View that women are not fit to be leaders and that it is more important to educate boys, also prevails.

White House considers exiting Paris Agreement on climate change as early as next week

There are concerns the pact will make it difficult to repeal US climate regulations as Trump promised.

Donald Trump nemesis Megyn Kelly to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin for NBC News

Former Fox anchor expected to conduct the interview at the International Economic Forum in June 2017.

House Democrats urge Donald Trump to fire White House adviser Sebastian Gorka

Gorka has been linked to Nazi-affiliated Vitézi Rend and anti-Semitic Hungarian militia Magyar Garda.

Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner 'failed to disclose' real estate links

Kushner has part-ownership of companies whose loans amount to around $1bn.

Migrant electrocuted while climbing on roof of UK-bound Eurostar at Paris Gare du Nord station

Investigators say identifying the victim will be hard as he was burned beyond recognition.

Unesco passes resolution criticising Israel's annexation of east Jerusalem

The move drew further condemnation from Israelis, but was celebrated among Palestinians.

EU will demand up to €100bn for UK divorce bill as it plays hardball on Brexit

France and Germany will reportedly make tougher demands on Britain.

Labour's fate was sealed in 2015 when voters turned against Jeremy Corbyn – Tim Bale

Queen Mary University London professor spoke to IBTimes UK about the party's chances.

Trump and Putin agree to work together on Syria ahead of first meeting in summer

The pair have spoken for the first time since their row over the Syrian conflict.

Tories accused of contempt for media after Cornish journalists get 'restricted' access

Theresa May was in the south-west to shore up support for her MPs against the Liberal Democrats.

Hillary Clinton at Women for Women forum

Hillary Clinton tells US that without FBI letter and WikiLeaks 'I would be your president'

'Remember, I did win more than three million votes more than my opponent', she added.

Democrat campaigners accuse Trump administration of failing LGBT rights and minorities

The Democrats are fighting for the implementation of the Equality Act after re-introducing it to the Senate.

Dozens dead after multiple Isis suicide bombers target refugee camp on Syrian border

Reports say that up to 5 blasts killed civilians and Kurdish-led fighters in Rajm al-Salibeh, Syria.

I moved to America and realised just how good we have it with the Tube

'Any time the Metro's not on fire, I count it as a win'.

Everyone North Korea has threatened to destroy in a nuclear hellfire recently

From Israel to Australia, Kim Jong-un's regime in North Korea has a long list of targets.

Why do we declaw cats? New York to consider banning 'inhumane' procedure

Many animal rights activists support banning declawing.

Zimbabwe: Citizens hope for 'revival' of protest movements ahead of 2018 elections

IBTimes UK hears how leaders of social movements have come together to rejuvenate grass-roots movements.

Why can't Republicans agree on how to 'repeal and replace' Obamacare?

If a vote isn't held this week, then it will be very difficult to get Obamacare back onto the floor of the house.

Florida deputy sheriff suspended for referring to female colleague as 'Captain Boobs'

Lee County Sheriff's Deputy Christopher Patricella admitted to using the derogatory term in front of a trainee.

Nick Clegg: Tories will unleash tsunami of red tape with hard Brexit

'EU citizens face uncertainty, then hassle, expense, red tape bureaucracy and paperwork.'

Donald Trump's stunning U-turn in less than seven days

Trump's latest tweets have sent Washington into a spin.

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