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

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

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.

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

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.

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.'

A British start-up is set to test how magic mushrooms, long-used by drug users to induce trippy hallucinations, can potentially be used to treat severe depression.

Russian police raided opposition leader Alexei Navalny's office after he called for a mass protest against "thieves, bigots and perverts in power".

Survivors had managed to climb on a dinghy but were left drifting in the ocean without drinking water or an engine.

A man linked to an "horrific" collision that killed three teenage boys last Friday (26 January) is being hunted by police who believe he fled the scene of the crash.

Two youngsters were shot dead in Kashmir's Shopian district, leading to protests in India's volatile state.

The Bellevue Police Department said the suspect, who was later taken into custody, had initially told officers that he would only cooperate if they did not bring their rifles along.

According to the figures released by the Metropolitan Police, there were about 431 acid attacks in London in 2017.

The bomb, which is cased in a structure that is 20 feet long and has a diameter of 31.5 inches, weighs 30,000 pounds and is heavier than an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

The Cambodian Police said in a statement that, in total, 10 people had been charged following an investigation by the Office Combating Human Trafficking and Protection of Juveniles.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's sexist joke has angered women's rights groups, with some of them saying the remarks are "extremely worrying".

Amanda Knox is charging £7000 to speak at public events about the murder of Meredith Kercher.

Critics have railed against the use of tax incentives by cities trying to lure Amazon into building its $5 billion second headquarters in their city.

US student Danya Sherman invented KnoNap, a napkin to detect date rape drugs, after being sexually assaulted while in Spain.

Taliban kill at least 95 with suicide bomb in ambulance in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, a week after militants attacked Intercontinental Hotel and took guests hostage.

UN Ambassador Nikki Haley has fiercely denied rumours that she is having an affair with President Donald Trump.

Almost 400 people fled their homes in Paris, France, after heavy flooding and banks of River Seine burst near Austerlitz bridge.

Pajti had served the Lonoke County Sheriff's Office as a K-9 officer since 2013 but a few months ago he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma.

The stealth fighter jet is the first-ever deployed by Japan and has been tasked to respond to airspace aggression.

A woman whose bare breast was grabbed at a festival is holding a Glittery March for Consent this weekend. But we need to stop redefining feminism as shiny, sexy and fun

A dog in Florida suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction after its owners dyed its fur purple using human hair dye.

Visitors to Paris's Zoological Park were evacuated and the tourist attraction closed as staff try to lure animals back to enclosures on Friday (26 January).

China has announced plans to develop a "Polar Silk Road" to take advantage of new shipping routes created as climate change and rising temperatures cause Arctic ice to melt.