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Gibraltar accuses Spain of causing traffic jams at border amid Brexit tensions

As Brexit negotiations begin, the row over Gibraltar's sovereignty has started once again.

House Freedom Caucus chair Mark Meadows suggests group will support new Trump healthcare bill

Meadows said that if offers made by White House come through, "the majority, if not almost all" of the caucus will vote for it.

'Job done': Mark Reckless joins ally Douglas Carswell in quitting Ukip

Nigel Farage is not going to be a happy bunny as Reckless joins the Tory Welsh Assembly grouping.

If Brussels and London start a euro clearing war, New York would be the only beneficiary

The thorny issue of clearing in London is back, but row is more about politics than economics.

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David Baddiel gave Ken Livingstone the perfect slapdown over his Hitler-Zionism claim

Livingstone claimed Hitler supported Zionism but Baddiel quotes Mein Kampf to prove him wrong.

Migrant from Guinea struggles to start new life in France among country's homeless

Diaby, who is just 17, made the 4,000 km journey to France from Guinea dodging war and bandits.

Theresa May just hit Labour where it hurts – the Ken Livingstone scandal

Tory leader uses local election campaign launch to claim Labour has 'betrayed' the Jewish community.

Michelle Obama 2020? Rumours swirl as former FLOTUS plots comeback

The former first lady has been quiet since leaving the White House - that looks set to change.

Prince Charles swipes RAF Airbus from Theresa May who is forced to charter Boeing 747

Protocol dictates the PM is third in line to use the plane after the Queen and Prince Charles.

Zimbabwe opposition says it won't accept President Mugabe to 'rule from a wheelchair'

Mugabe, 93, was endorsed by his Zanu-PF party as the presidential candidate for elections in 2018.

Who is Marion Maréchal-Le Pen? Marine's niece and the rising star of the National Front

The young MP is described as the National Front's secret weapon.

China summons Indian envoy to protest against Dalai Lama's tour in Arunachal Pradesh

China said the Dalai Lama's visit has caused serious damage to China's interests and to India-China relations.

Tony Blair did an impression of the Italian prime minister during a hilarious anecdote

Blair told the funny story during his appearance on Dave's Unspun with Matt Forde.

Emirates offers free loaner Microsoft Surface tablets in response to US ban on electronics

The service will be available on all non-stop flights from Dubai to Emirates' US destinations.

Extending free school meals for all pupils will cost £900m – so Labour wants to tax private schools

Jeremy Corbyn says a Labour government would impose VAT on private schools to pay for the policy.

The Gambia set to vote in first free parliamentary election in 22 years

238 candidates are competing for 53 seats in the country's national assembly.

Russia bans Vladimir Putin gay clown caricature

Moscow makes it illegal to share the image over the internet.

Arnold Schwarzenegger claims Donald Trump is robbing children blind

The actor criticised the US president's proposed budget cut to after-school programmes.

Number of illegal Mexican migrants arrested in March lowest in 17 years, John Kelly tells Congress

Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly credited President Donald Trump for the decline.

Donald Trump's security adviser assures South Korea of plans to deploy Thaad

Both parties say that Thaad's sole purpose is defence against North Korea's missile launches.

US Navy grounds T-45 trainer jets following complaints of oxygen system malfunction

Vice President Mike Pence's son, Marine 1st Lieutenant Michael, is among the trainees affected by the malfunction.

Donald Trump assures Shinzo Abe of military support against North Korea threats

Trump and Abe held a 35-minute telephone call over North Korea's missile launch.

Uruguay politician accuses US and OAS of working to overthrow the Venezuelan government

Jose Bayardi said if the OAS suspends Venezuela's membership, the whole region will be destabilised.

Tillerson: Russia needs 'to think carefully' about continued support for Assad

The US Secretary of State's remarks come ahead of his visit to Moscow next week.

Pence Secret Service agent reprimanded for alleged hotel meet-up with prostitute

Off-duty agent has reportedly been charged with solicitation and placed on leave.

Myanmar leader claims there is no ethnic cleansing of Rohingyas

Aung San Suu Kyi has been widely condemned for her silence on the persecution.

Russian PM dismisses Alexei Navalny's corruption claims as 'malarkey'

Dmitry Medvedev has been accused of acquiring vast property holdings via graft.

Energy Secretary Rick Perry added to National Security Council after Steve Bannon ousted

National Security Adviser HR McMaster is major winner from top-level changes.

Secretary of Everything' Jared Kushner draws international attention as influence grows

Since November 2016's election, Kushner's prestige within Trump government's has increased.

Senator Marco Rubio says Syria 'chemical attack' after White House's Assad U-turn is no coincidence

Republican has said that White House policy had emboldened the Syrian dictator.

Controversial Trump strategist Steve Bannon removed from National Security Council

Appointment of Bannon to the security council was criticised by many at the time.

Is Trump about to start a war against North Korea?

Advisers close to the president say that military action against Kim Jong-un's regime "may be the only option left".

France's truckers talk Marine Le Pen and presidential elections at the L'Escale roadside restaurant

The eaterie is a hive of discussion as its clientele ponder the upcoming vote.

Ken Livingstone faces another investigation – this time from Labour's ruling body

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has condemned his former ally as 'grossly insensitive'.

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