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Brexit: EU takes 2 minutes to offer UK status quo transition without representation

The EU has said it will offer a "status quo transition without national representation" from March 2019 until 31 December 2020.

Restaurants accused of selling tap water as premium mineral water

The owner of Val mineral water has taken out a lawsuit against two unnamed restaurants in Brussels for allegedly selling diners tap water in its bottles and passing it off as mineral water.

Kim Jong-un has blown his inheritance on missiles and needs help from South Korea

Kim Jong-un has nearly emptied an important "slush fund" inherited from his father with recent nuclear and missile tests designed to scare Donald Trump

Donald Trump testifying under oath fear leaves White House in meltdown

White House officials concerned Trump likely to perjure himself as he faces tough questioning under oath. "Trump doesn't deal in reality."

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Melania Trump's Air Force flights to White House cost more than $675,000

US taxpayers hit hard by First Lady Melania Trump's frequent use of official Air Force jets between New York, Florida and White House in Washington DC.

'Your racism is showing': Trump furiously roasted for taking aim at Jay-Z over black unemployment

"Trump ignores Eminem's diss track, but responds immediately to Jay-Z's criticism. Wonder what the difference is," one Twitter user wrote.

EU promises a fight after Donald Trump threatens 'very big trade war'

Europe unbowed after US president describes EU practices as unfair and warns of something "very big" in retaliation.

Video shows vegans storming steak restaurant to 'speak up' for animals

Protesters from Direct Action Everywhere and Melbourne Cow Save Animal Liberation Army chanted at diners and staff at Rare Steakhouse on Saturday night.

Kremlin accuses US of attempting to interfere in presidential elections with threat of sanctions

President Vladimir Putin's spokesman affirms Washington's role will have no consequence on the presidential polls in March.

10-month-old in critical condition after mother accidentally places baby's car seat on hot stove

The mother was reportedly trying to keep her infant away from the family dog when the unfortunate incident took place.

This woman found out her Prosecco hangover was actually a stroke

A healthy 23-year-old woman woke up to what she thought was a bad hangover, only to realise she was actually having a stroke.

Iran is turning Lebanon into 'missile factory' says Israeli military

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) warns of Iran's interference and growing Hezbollah influence in Lebanon.

Russia recognises first gay marriage - then immediately charges couple with criminal damage

Eugene Wojciechowski and Pavel Stotsko get married in Denmark but are charged with passport offences on return to Moscow.

Israel's Netanyahu accuses Poland of rewriting history with Holocaust 'denial' law

Proposed Polish law that would make it illegal to accuse Poles of complicity in Holocaust is attempt to rewrite history, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

'You're harassing her': Co-passenger yells at crew as they kick a model off American Airlines flight

Jen Selter, who boasts an 11 million plus Instagram followership, was on a delayed flight from Miami to New York on 27 January when the row took place.

Exhaust fumes from a car in Putney High Street

German carmakers funded trials that saw 'monkeys forced to inhale exhaust fumes'

Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW under fire over reports they financed EUGT experiments on effects of breathing toxic nitrogen oxides.

Bride-to-be dumped at her own wedding after breakdown over nightmarish series of events

Nichola blames a series of unfortunate events, including a makeup disaster, forgetting her daughter's flower girl dress and bridesmaid drop out, for missing her £12,000 wedding.

In pictures: At Venice Carnival 2018, you're free to be what you want to be

Venice carnival costumes are changing. It's not just fabulous ballgowns for the ladies and black cloaks for the men. Why should the ladies have all the fun?

Canadian couple return from Caribbean holiday with 'dozens of worms in their feet'

Eddie Zytner and Katie Stephens contracted hookworms, which turned their feet into messes of swollen flesh.

North Korean regime will 'be removed from map' if nuclear weapons are used, warns Seoul

South Korea's defence minister said his country will not drop its guard despite signs of improving ties with the Kim Jong-un regime.

Angela Merkel humiliates Theresa May over Brexit talks

Angela Merkel left journalists at Davos laughing at the way she is negotiating Brexit with Theresa May.

You can now live in Boris Johnson's family home - but it will cost you over £11m

Foreign Secretary lived in four-storey house in upscale Primrose Hill where he launched London mayoral campaign in 2008.

Hillary Clinton burns Donald Trump by reading Fire and Fury at the Grammys

Rival presidential candidate reads segment of Michael Wolff's explosive account of White House meltdown at Grammy Awards.

French climber stranded on Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain' rescued, search for her partner called off

Elisabeth Revol and Tomasz Mackiewicz were on their way to the summit of Nanga Parbat, nicknamed "Killer Mountain", when they got stuck at an altitude of 7,400m (24,280ft).

Afghanistan Kabul military academy attack

Coordinated gunfire and bombings rock Kabul military outpost killing 11 soldiers

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, which comes close on the heels of a deadly suicide bombing.

Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny released from prison after arrest on day of protests

Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny has been released after he was arrested in Moscow during a day of action calling for people to boycott the Russian elections.

'A drooling sycophant': Twitter users slam Piers Morgan's ITV interview with Donald Trump

ITV's Piers Morgan interviewed the US president Donald Trump about feminism, the UK and climate change.

Will the inevitable anti-Trump protest be the UK's largest ever demonstration?

US president Donald Trump is yet to visit the UK on an official trip and recently said he would not do so unless protests were banned. Will that change?

Turkey asks US to withdraw from Syrian town of Manbij as both sides decide to de-escalate tension

Turkey said it is mandatory for the American personnel stationed in Manbij to "withdraw" and urged Washington to undertake "more concrete steps rather than words".

Duterte's advice to Suu Kyi: Ignore the 'noisy bunch' of human rights activists

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte feels "pity" about the situation Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi finds herself in regarding the Rohingya criticism.

Wales shakes up democracy by giving 16-year-olds the vote - will England follow?

The voting age in Wales is set to be lowered to let teenagers aged 16 and over take part in democratic decisions including local council elections.

Why is Xi Jinping cracking down on China's 'black societies' in fresh anti-corruption drive?

China's Xi Jinping has launched a anti-corruption drive targeting the "black societies", the nexus between the mafia and corrupt government officials.

Mother shares horror after she received racist letter labelling her 12-year-old son a 'half-breed'

Gracy Jackson, a resident of Solihull in West Midlands, was left horrified after she found a poison pen note dropped at her home on Wednesday, 24 January.

Ingvar Kamprad dead: Ikea founder passes away aged 91 after short illness

The Swedish founder of Ikea, Ingvar Kamprad, has died at the age of 91, the firm has announced, paying tribute to him as 'one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century.'

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