How Donald Trump's terrible poll ratings compare to other US presidents over the last 40 years
Trump's ratings have worsened as his presidency bounced from one controversy to the next.
Hwasong-12: North Korea's new missile has a terrifying range
Kim Jong-un's regime successfully tested the Hwasong-12 missile, which it claims can carry a nuclear warhead.
A float depicting Theresa May shooting herself in the face was driven around Westminster
Number 10 Vigil, which campaigns against Brexit, drove the float around central London.
'About time': Under-investigation Trump campaigners celebrate Comey's FBI sacking
Trump's firing of James Comey, in charge of the FBI's Russia probe, causes allies and supporters to rejoice.
A guy took a python to a house party but now it's on the loose in Scotland
The missing female royal python is over four feet long.
Marine Le Pen egged by protesters shouting 'fascist' on campaign trail in France
Front National leader was in Brittany when protesters struck her with eggs.
There's a South Pacific island where Prince Philip is worshipped as a volcano god
You read that right – on Tanna, Prince Philip is seen as the fulfilment of an ancient prophecy.
A cat picked a fight with a sheep but got destroyed by a single headbutt
A cat trolled a sheep until it got headbutted into next week in a sweet piece of animal justice.
There were rumours of a big Buckingham Palace announcement and Twitter lost the plot
Amid rumours that the Queen will abdicate or Prince Philip is dead, some just thought Betty wanted Wenger out.
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.
Trump either doesn't care or doesn't know that slavery caused the American Civil War
Donald Trump asked "why was there the Civil War? Why could that one not have been worked out?"
Watch Labour's rousing 1997 election advert starring Pete Postlethwaite
The five-minute Labour broadcast was released just before Tony Blair's party won a landslide.
Mugwumps and gobblefunk: Who said it – Boris Johnson or Roald Dahl?
Both Johnson and Dahl have a brilliant turn of phrase - take our quiz to see if you can tell who is who.
Rogue landlords in London will be named and shamed on a new database for renters
Sadiq Khan said the new database of criminal landlords will be available on the London mayor's website.
The unsettling way Brigitte Trogneux describes her relationship with former pupil Emmanuel Macron
Trogneux was Macron's much older drama teacher at his school, where they met.
'I love you, Mr J': Read this heart-melting letter from a student to his teacher
'I never met my real Dad but it okay because you treat me like I'm your son'
'It's like making an arsonist the fire chief': Saudi Arabia joins UN women's group
Saudi Arabia, where women must have male guardians, elected to UN group for empowering women.
Karim Cheurfi: What we know about the Champs-Elysées attacker
Isis has claimed the Paris terror attack and said it was carried out by "Abu Yusuf al-Baljiki".
Friendly dog scares bouncer into leaping over fence
The Leeds doorman takes no chances as a Staffy trots towards him.
Jailed footballer Adam Johnson filmed saying he wishes he raped underage girl
Former Sunderland player Johnson jailed for sexual activity with a child in 2016.
How to call a snap election: Theresa May's next moves explained
May intends to use the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011 to secure an early UK general election in 2017.
Funny then scary footage captures helpless driver chasing his runaway truck
Man runs after lorry as it rolls driverless down a slip road and onto a motorway.
A history of chemical weapons: From the Ancient Greeks to Assad's Syria
Chemical weapons have been used in war since ancient times.
The first chemical weapons ban was the Strasbourg Agreement against poison bullets in 1675
The history of chemical and biological warfare spans the Ancient Greeks, Leonardo da Vinci and WWI.
Russian forces were at the Syrian base hit by US missiles – are we on the brink of WWIII?
President Trump ordered a US missile strike on Syria after Assad's chemical attack.
From moving glasses to yanking handshakes — Donald Trump's weird habits
President Trump has some strange ways about him.
There's a really angry guy in Manchester who shouts abuse at cyclists as they go past
Cyclist films pedestrian swearing at people on bikes as they go past.
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.
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.
Generation Z versus millennials: The coolest brands according to young people
A Google-commissioned study concludes that YouTube, which it owns, is the coolest.
