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Using the hashtag #We, some Twitter users aired their serious grievances with Trump's administration.
Brexit now backed by 23% of Remain voters who say UK has duty to leave EU
The number of British voters wanting to stay in the economic and political bloc has slimmed.
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Dmitry Alushkin denied gay men are being detained and tortured in the Russian region.
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Rivalry between India and Pakistan being played out in The Hague over death sentence to 'spy'
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Julian Assange: Ecuador criticises Sweden over lack of progress in dealing with WikiLeaks founder
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First lawyers and teachers, now doctors are striking in Cameroon
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Family kicked off Las Vegas flight after bringing birthday cake for mother's surprise 40th
Dad told he was being "non-compliant" after moving the cake from an overhead safety compartment.
Jordan Bhatt May 15, 2017
Ukip claim to be 'most successful pressure group of 21st century' as poll rating drops to 3%
Party's economic spokesman Patrick O'Flynn MEP made claim to IBTimes UK.
Ian Silvera May 15, 2017
Hallmark sells transgender transitioning cards: 'You're becoming who you've always been'
A Twitter user spotted the card at her local store.
Lydia Smith May 15, 2017
Malaysia customs seize 330 endangered tortoises at Kuala Lumpur airport
The packages containing the tortoises were declared as 'stones' and flew in on an Etihad Airways flight from Madagascar.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy May 15, 2017
Fake news about pastor drowning while imitating Jesus' miracle gets a crocodilian twist
This is not the first time such a tale has captured imaginations, with traces back to 1993.
Staff Reporter May 15, 2017
Ugandan troops in CAR 'sexually exploited or abused' dozens of women and girls
Human Rights Watch and the United Nations report that soldiers threatened victims to remain silent.
Elsa Buchanan May 15, 2017
Singapore's Pink Dot LGBT rally organisers bar foreigners from this year's event
The development came after police warned only permanent residents could participate in assemblies at Speakers' Corner.
Divya Kishore May 15, 2017
Macron and Merkel set for key meeting in Berlin
Macron has big plans for Europe but he will put them on hold until Germany goes to the polls in September.
Jordan Bhatt May 15, 2017
An ex-communist is now at the centre of Labour's general election campaign
Labour moderates have described Andrew Murray's appoint as "total madness".
Ian Silvera May 15, 2017
Labour seats with 10,000 vote majorities are under threat at election, party's polls warn
Report comes as Conservative premier Theresa May continues to tour Labour's heartlands.
Ian Silvera May 15, 2017
South Korea to send special envoys to 5 countries in the wake of North Korea missile launch
The envoys will meet high-ranking officials in US, China, Japan, Germany and Russia to resume denuclearisation talks.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy May 15, 2017
Labour plans £37bn funding boost for NHS as Tories turn 'unprecedented' cyberattack on Diane Abbott
"This is about having a health service for the many," Corbyn will tell the Royal College of Nurses.
Ian Silvera May 15, 2017
Donald Trump wants US highways to be 'great again' so drivers will have to pay 'bigly'
If the President intends to spend $1trn on US roads and highways then drivers will have to fork out.
Gaurav Sharma May 15, 2017
Yemen declares state of emergency in Houthi-controlled Sana'a over cholera outbreak
Around 115 people have died from cholera in the country between 27 April and 13 May, according to the Red Cross.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy May 15, 2017
Israel blackmailing me with 'fake' snacking video says Palestinian hunger strike leader Barghouti
Nearly 1,500 prison inmates have joined Marwan Barghouti's protest seeking improvement in prison conditions.
Ananya Roy May 15, 2017
Keir Starmer forced to deny Labour would boycott Israel at UK Jewish hustings
Shadow Brexit secretary also told the Board of Deputies that Ken Livingstone should be expelled.
Ian Silvera May 15, 2017
9 drug smugglers shot dead by Thai forces in Golden Triangle
Up to 700,000 methamphetamine pills were seized by the Thai police after the shootout.
Vasudevan Sridharan May 15, 2017
Netanyahu: US embassy relocation will not harm peace process, rather 'shatter Palestinian fantasy'
The Israeli prime minister was responding to concerns flagged by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson over moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
Ananya Roy May 15, 2017
Donald Trump is 'angry at everyone' and might fire his top White House staff
The sacking of FBI head James Comey has thrown the White House into crisis.
Nicole Rojas May 15, 2017
Conservatives to take on Labour directly with pledge to extend workers' rights
Theresa May will unveil the party's pledge to help those in the gig economy.
Brendan Cole May 15, 2017
Tennessee woman tried to run congressman off road over his healthcare support
The 35-year-old woman faces a charge of felony reckless endangerment.
Nicole Rojas May 15, 2017
Kim Jong-Un 'hugged officials' as North Korea claims missile can carry nuclear warhead
Leader said Pyongyang had 'worked hard to achieve a great thing'.
Brendan Cole May 15, 2017
Top London school mulls gender neutral uniforms and ban on phrases like 'man up'
Ex-pupils oppose changes but school says growing number of children questioning their identities.
Rachel Middleton May 15, 2017
US government 'under assault' after Trump fired Comey, says James Clapper
Ex-National Intelligence director says nation's institutions are being attacked by external and internal forces.
Nicole Rojas May 15, 2017
Osama Bin Laden's son releases propaganda video calling for death to Jews and Crusaders
Hamza Bin Laden is trying to replace his dad as the former head of Al Qaeda.
Tareq Haddad May 14, 2017
The young lesbian leading Germany's far-right
The 38-year-old Alice Weidel sees no contradiction between her sexuality and her party's views on homosexuality.
Tareq Haddad May 14, 2017
Millionaire Brexiteer launches bid to oust pro-Remain MPs in UK general election
Jeremy Hosking wants Theresa May to have 'an army' of Brexit MPs.
Tareq Haddad May 14, 2017
Brexit Britain is the western end of China's Silk Road, claims Chancellor Philip Hammond
Chancellor Philip Hammond was in Beijing for the two-day talks.
Tareq Haddad May 14, 2017
Hundreds evacuated in Kashmir villages as India-Pakistan cross-border fighting escalates
Both Pakistani and Indian armies blame each other for the tense situation in the Line of Control.
Vasudevan Sridharan May 14, 2017
Kurdish flags flying over liberated Euphrates Dam stoke ethnic tensions in Syria
The SDF's Kurdish majority will be seen as foreign occupiers by the village's Arab population.
Tareq Haddad May 14, 2017
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