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Oscar-nominated Dev Patel says Trump's travel ban made flying into the US feel like 'a nightmare'

The star of Lion said the political climate in his adopted home the US was worrying.

Mother writes open letter to bullies after daughter, 13, committed suicide after being gang raped

Linda Trevan said the bullies have 'blood on their hands' after subjecting her daughter Casssidy to years of abuse.

Pentagon mistakenly releases 10-year-old footage it claims was seized during Yemen raid

The clips of videos date back to 2007.

Chance the Rapper models ThankUObama clothing line

Some of the clothes have sold out following his Twitter post.

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President Donald Trump's executive order revoked the visas of 100,000 travellers

President's travel ban targeting seven Muslim countries led to thousands of useless travel documents.

Pope Francis greets refugee families in Rome

Pope Francis uses Mannequin Challenge to deliver message of solidarity with refugees

In the video, the Pope invites believers to spring into action to help the less fortunate.

Theresa May's Trump card turns off EU leaders at Malta summit

British prime minister's offer of a 'bridge between Washington and Brussels' got rebuffed.

Arkansas law lets men block wives having an abortion even in cases of rape and incest

New US legislation states that a husband can sue his wife's doctor for damages if she has an abortion.

NATO's Dynamic Mongoose anti-submarines exercise in the North Sea, off the coast of Norway

Russia threat forces Norway to boost submarine fleet

Russia has held a series of military exercise along its border with Norway and been accused of hacking politicians.

Southern rail bosses to hold fresh talks with RMT union next week

Announcement comes after major breakthrough deal between sister union Aslef and Southern bosses.

ICC has no plans to probe Gambia's ex-president Yahya Jammeh 'for now'

IBTimes UK talks to ICC on possible investigation after Jammeh goes into exile in Equatorial Guinea.

MPs launch probe into Brexit and immigration impact on small UK businesses

Labour's Kate Green, chair of the APPG on migration, spoke to IBTimes UK about the inquiry.

Brexit bill passes parliament with flying colours

Second Brexit legal challenge thrown out of the High Court

Campaigners argued that leaving the EU had no bearing on Britain's membership of the single market.

Maryland court dismisses Melania Trump's libel lawsuit against Daily Mail

But the First Lady's attorneys intend to fight on.

Meet Ahmed, a Somali whose eight-year dream slipped away after President Trump's refugee ban

EXCLUSIVE: Ahmed spent 25 years in 'critical conditions' at refugee camps after escaping Somalia's civil war.

Who has Donald Trump banned from entering the US?

President Trump hits Iran with new US sanctions after ballistic missile test

Sanctions are retaliation to Tehran's test of ballistic missile capable of delivering nuclear weapons.

No Theresa May, 65 million of us are not behind you on Brexit

Now Parliament has a place in the process, MPs need to develop a backbone to stand up to Little Englanders.

UN report reveals 'devastating cruelty' against Rohingya Muslims by the Myanmar army

Human rights violations included mass gang-rape, killings of babies and young children and brutal beatings.

London Tube strike for February called off after Underground bosses promise jobs drive

TfL bosses promise to recruit an extra 325 workers.

Argentine lawmaker's calls for Trump-style border wall provoke diplomatic spat

Alfredo Olmedo's comments come after his country's president was compared to 'xenophobic' Trump.

Ukip leader Paul Nuttall faces police probe over house claims in Stoke by-election

Nuttall denies making a false declaration by registering his home address to a Stoke property.

Kellyanne Conway quiz: Can you tell 'alternative facts' from real facts about Trump's adviser?

See if you can guess which are the alternative facts about Kellyanne Conway in our quiz.

Malcolm Turnbull wants to send refugees to America - why can't Australia offer them a home?

I've been to Australia's offshore facilities, and there's no question it's causing the refugees real harm.

Trump's education nominee Betsy DeVos one step closer to Senate confirmation

Advocate of charter schools divides Senate along party lines after contentious confirmation.

AWOL Abbot hiring Labour spinner amid 'pray for Diane' mockery over missed Article 50 vote

Shadow Home Secretary was 'too ill' to back the draft legislation needed to trigger Brexit talks.

Twitter ruthlessly mocks Kellyanne Conway's 'Bowling Green Massacre' that never was

'It's not just the Bowling Green Massacre. Refugees were also behind the Midsomer Murders."

Philippines' Duterte vows no peace with Maoist rebels, tells troops to be ready to fight

The New People's Army (NPA) killed seven Filipino troops prior to Duterte's call to arms.

Jewish students feel suffocated on British campuses - divisive pro-Palestinian rhetoric is to blame

Friends of al-Aqsa and others have hijacked Palestinian solidarity societies at UK universities.

'I may never see my family again': Somalis fear for future after anti-Muslim ban

Tens of thousands fled the war in Somalia for sanctuary in the US during the 1990s.

Dutch election 2017: Will Holland follow Britain and America in a vote for right-wing populism?

Britain backed Brexit and the US voted Donald Trump - Geert Wilders hopes the Netherlands will mirror trend.

Trump secretly likes Clinton – presidency will be bad for his mental health, says Howard Stern

President was long-time guest on shock jock's radio show before winning the 2016 election.

ICC 'not just about Africa' with probes planned for Afghanistan, Colombia, Iraq, Palestine, Ukraine

ICC talks to IBTimes UK on allegations of bias against African leaders as AU backs mass withdrawal plan.

Norway's former PM questioned at Washington airport after visiting Iran in 2014

Kjell Magne Bondevik unable to leave Dullas airport after visiting country for human rights conference.

London Tube bosses hope jobs offer will stop Underground unions striking, as talks end

Transport for London has promised to create 325 extra jobs in a bid to end the dispute.

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