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Twitter furiously blasted Sarah Sanders declaring that people do not care if the president asks government officials about their voting habits

UK Prime Minister Theresa May will use her speech during the World Economic Forum Thursday (25 January) to attack encrypted chat app Telegram for being "home to criminals".

UK and Scottish governments at loggerheads over who should gain EU powers after Brexit. Sturgeon labels Westminster plan a "naked power grab".

Mao-era detention camps used to re-educate non-ethnic Chinese Uighurs, says Human Rights Watch and Radio Free Asia.

Rioters clashed with police and even burnt buses in their protest against the Bollywood period drama.

President unhappy with negative coverage of him in UK press and sets no-protest condition for visit.

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is facing a multitude of serious health risks due to his years-long confinement in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, experts say.

Australia Day celebrations on January 26 are unwelcome reminder for some of the country's colonial past.

Although the agenda for the meeting is not known, Syria and Iran's presence in the strife-torn region are expected to figure.

Franklin High School in Wisconsin has faced previous accusations of inaction over student racism but affirms inclusive values.

The victims were robbed, and when they tried to resist, they were physically and sexually abused in Muzaffargarh.

Donald Trump is braced for protests both outside and inside the summit of world leaders and finance bosses.

The school girl's mother from Kent said she discovered a chat sent by Cleverbot mentioning touching her body and kissing.

Commuter train travelling to Milan derailed at 7am local time between the towns of Segrate and Pioltello.

Presidents Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a phone call discussing Turkey's ongoing military campaign in Syria.

Pakistan's Senate Standing Committee on Interior has sought an amendment to the consitution to allow public hanging of rapists.

16 North Korean individuals, six vessels and nine entities are targeted in the latest round of sanctions by the US Treasury Department.

Zachary Woodcock, from Merrill, Michigan, accidentally shot dead his best friend, Richard Skillman at his 21st birthday party on Friday (19 January).

North Korea's state media has said Pyongyang would 'smash' challenges against reunifying the Korean peninsula.

The US president Donald Trump told the UK PM Theresa May she could be the next Churchill, it has been reported.

Spanish police release shocking video of man drowning a boar as they hunt animal abuser in Catalunya. Cruelty to wild animals is not deemed a criminal act under Spanish law.

Proposals are aimed to tackle 'everyday sexism' and will be presented to three French ministers next week.

A state election candidate for the far-right Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) is under pressure after reports linking him to a Nazi songbook that celebrates the Holocaust.

The so-called "widow's camp" at Balukhali Rohingya refugee settlement consists of 50 red tents where no men or boys over the age of 10 years old are allowed.

Some Russian politicians have opposed the release of the film, which they claim is "extremist" and offensive.

The stretch of wall which is in the northern Pankow district of Berlin was forgotten by both Germans and Soviets.

Jade Hameister is the youngest person to complete the polar hat-trick of expeditions but, after facing online trolls, fought back on her recent South Pole trek.

The imam of one the largest mosques in Manchester married a woman 30 years younger than him last year.

Myanmar finally allowed the world's media in to Rakhine state to show they are ready to welcome back some of the Rohingya Muslims who fled the country.