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Pope Francis releases Super Bowl ad for peace as hate posters appear across Rome

The pontiff is being criticised for demanding the resignation of the grand master of the Knights of Malta.

Over 50 Isis militants killed in Turkish air raids on Syria's al-Bab city

59 positions held by Isis militants were targeted by the Turkish Air Force and 56 buildings were destroyed.

Somalia: al-Qaeda-linked al Shabaab executes 4 men over alleged spying

The men were accused of spying for Somalia's Western-backed government, the US and neighbouring Kenya.

UK challenges Netanyahu on settlements as Israeli prime minister urges tougher Iran stance

Protests are planned for Downing Street summit between Theresa May and Benjamin Netanyahu.

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World's longest non-stop commercial flight covers 14,535km and lands in New Zealand

Qatar Airways flight QR920 from Doha to Auckland took 16 hours and 23 minutes to reach its destination.

US travel ban: Trump says courts are making his job difficult and calls for 'careful' border checks

US president tweets: "If something happens [in the country] blame [the judge] and court system."

Afghanistan avalanches: Death toll crosses 100 as entire villages buried under snow

At least 14 people were killed in a similar avalanche in Pakistan's Chitral region.

At least 16 dead after bus collides with truck outside Honduras capital

Thirty four others were also injured in the accident, two of them in a serious condition.

Foreign patients to pay upfront for non-urgent NHS care

Patients will have to prove eligibility for free treatment in clampdown on 'health tourism'.

Angela Merkel's conservative alliance loses ground to Social Democratic Party in polls

The Social Democratic Party saw its support hit a four year high in the same poll.

Do not test Donald Trump's resolve, US Vice-President Mike Pence tells Iran

Pence's warning comes in the wake of Iran's defiance of US sanctions.

Hawaiian Republican punished for criticising Donald Trump plans defection to Democrats

Beth Fukumoto was ousted as Hawaii's GOP minority leader after Woman's March speech.

Airline staff in Texas trained to spot sex trafficking signs ahead of Super Bowl

Staff at Houston's major airport have been warned of sex trafficking signs ahead of Super Bowl 51.

Scores dead in Afghanistan and Pakistan after enormous snow fall causes avalanches

At least 50 confirmed dead in Afghanistan and at least 9 dead in Pakistan.

Romania's Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu

Romania announces U-turn on corruption laws after days of violent protests

The measure would have legalised bribes and frauds worth under $48,000.

Britain's rail franchising system faces 'serious deficiencies' warn MPs

Passengers are not receiving the quality of service and savings in fares they were promised.

Front National's Marine Le Pen says France could leave the EU if she wins election

Le Pen promises to renegotiate the terms of France's membership or hold a referendum for 'Frexit'.

Conservative, Labour and SNP to form 'Remain coalition' in bid to shape Brexit

Tory rebels set to form unlikely alliance with Labour and SNP MPs to amend Brexit bill.

Kellyanne Conway says 'haters' in the media keep the Bowling Green Massacre gaffe alive

Counselor to the President Conway blames the media for reminding people about fictional terror attack

British war hero Johnson Beharry joins growing list of US airport detentions

The Victoria Cross recipient says he was treated as a 'second-rate citizen' at JFK airport.

Trump and May discuss Russian sanctions in joined press conference

Shelling stops and calm restored in Ukrainian town battered by fighting

Fighting has stopped in the government-held town of Avdiivka after week of violence.

Outgoing London police chief warns of increased threat to public safety

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said spending cuts will make coping with crime more challenging.

Harriet Harman: I should have run as Labour leader

Former Labour deputy leader said the party was experiencing 'painful echoes' of the 1980s.

Building on green belt 'will not solve housing crisis'

Housing minister Gavin Barwell said government housing policy did not rely on building on green belt.

Trump's travel ban sparks global protests

Donald Trump's travel ban continues to spark global protests

Protests against Trump's Muslim ban were staged in San Francisco, Berlin, London, Paris and Sydney.

The history of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin’s bromance

Donald Trump faces backlash after 'un-American' comparisons with Russian 'killers'

The US president asked Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, 'You think our country's so innocent?'

Blockchain and self-sovereign ID: We can build a better world with software

A Romanian coder establishes Bitnation domain following corruption protests.

Turkey detains 400 Islamic State suspects in nationwide raids

Anti-Isis raids have been carried out Ankara, Sanliurfa, Bursa and Bingol.

Heavy snowfall blankets Afghanistan as government declares nationwide holiday

Many deaths have been reported across Afghanistan after avalanches bury people and homes.

US court refuses to reinstate Trump's controversial travel ban executive order

Ban remains suspended after court of appeal refuses Trump administration request.

Protesters to oppose Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu visit to London

The Israeli PM is to meet Theresa May after ignoring a UN resolution on illegal settlements.

Donald Trump pledges to work with Russia to restore peace in Ukraine

Trump assures Ukrainian counterpart that US will work towards ending separatist conflict.

Trump administration files appeal against travel ban verdict

On 3 February district judge James Robart temporarily suspended Trump's travel ban.

2017 Super Bowl could be record breaking day for Las Vegas bookmakers

One punter has placed a $1.1 million bet on outcome of the game.

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