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Alabama cinema cancels screening of Beauty and the Beast because of gay character

Subtle reference to sexual orientation of LeFou prompts Henagar Drive-In Theatre to pull film.

Banksy to open The Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem with 'world's worst view'

Mystery graffiti artist to open guesthouse just yards from barrier wall separating Israel and Palestinian territories

Muslims asked 'do you beat your wife' before being allowed to meet Republican lawmaker

GOP representative John Bennett accused of Islamophobic questionaire voters had to answer before being allowed to meet him.

President Trump Cites Civil Rights And Criticizes "Hate And Evil" In Address To Congress

Trump labels Charles Schumer a 'hypocrite' as picture surfaces of Democrat leader with Putin

Trump drags up 14-year-old picture in response to Democrat demands for investigation into president's ties with Russia.

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Joe Biden's son Hunter squandered money on drugs, alcohol and prostitutes, claims estranged wife

Shocking allegations emerge from divorce battle after he confirms new romance with widowed sister-in-law Hallie.

Sean Spicer played Easter Bunny with George Bush at the White House

Spicer moonlighted as the man inside the Easter Bunny costume at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.

FBI charge jilted man for making bomb threats against Jewish communities across US

Joint FBI and NYPD investigation alleges cyberstalker was behind wave of anti-Semitic threats.

Mexican congressman taunts Donald Trump on top of US border wall

It's absurd to build the wall says politician on 30ft tall fence separating Tijuana from California.

DRC security forces launch assault on Bundu Dia Kongo separatist leader's residence

Né Mwanda Nsémi is accused of ordering his followers to bring down the government.

Trump faces EU tourism row as MEPs vote to suspend visa-free travel for US citizens

European Commission has vowed to continue talks with the US administration to end the dispute.

Paramilitary policemen stand in formation

Chinese Isis fighters vow to create 'rivers of blood' when they return home from Iraq

The fighters call the communist government in Beijing 'infidel lackeys' and promise to wage global jihad.

Trump's policies help Isis, says former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright

President's proposed cuts risks safety of US troops and ability to counter terrorist recruitment, Albright urges.

Isis in Egypt circulating Christian 'kill lists', leading to burnings, beheadings, shootings and acid attacks

Over the past month seven Christians in the town of al-Arish have been burned, beheaded and shot dead.

Glencore paid $75m mining royalties destined to DRC's state company to Israeli billionaire instead

Following a Global Witness investigation, Glencore admitted to having paid Dan Gertler's subsidiary.

A 'colour-blind' white boy asked for same haircut as his black friend so their teacher can't tell them apart

Lydia Rosebush's Facebook post about son Jax and his friend Reddy Weldon has since gone viral.

Savitri Devi: The strange story of how a Hindu Hitler worshipper became an alt-right icon

Devi's arcane ideas have gained new adherents in the alt-right white supremacist movement.

Lana Lokteff addresses the Stockholm conference

Meet Daniel Friberg, the Swedish mining tycoon bankrolling the alt-right's global media empire

Daniel Friberg has sponsored websites, think tanks and publishing houses to spread white nationalist ideology.

Generation Identity: How the European alt-right is planning a British invasion

The group has branches in France, Austria and Germany and could be expanding into the UK.

Putin's Rasputin has a message for Donald Trump's White House: 'Call me'

Ultra-nationalist Alexander Dugin wants to help make the Russia-US axis great again.

Children sob as father of four Romulo Avelica-Gonzalez detained by US immigration agents

Man arrested in Los Angeles is latest victim of President Trump's immigration crackdown.

Fifth Session of the 12th CPPCC National Committee

BBC journalists attacked in China and forced to sign confession for conducting 'illegal interview'

The team was conducting interviews with petitioners trying to reach Beijing to resolve a land theft dispute.

Indian whistleblower soldier found dead, army calls it a suicide

The 33-year-old Roy Mathew's decomposed body was found hanging.

Kim Jong-nam murder: Malaysia toughens border security checks

Malaysian police have identified eight North Koreans wanted in connection with the high-profile murder.

Attorney General Sessions could have been more accurate says Trump as Democrats smell blood

House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi tore into the AG's 'sorry attempt to explain away his perjury'.

Scottish Conservative conference 2017: Theresa May's full speech in Glasgow

British prime minister attacked the SNP and outlined a "positive vision" for the union.

Nominations open for Basque Culinary World Prize to be judged by Heston Blumenthal

Winner will be awarded €100,000 to devote to a project of their choice.

Islamist leader accused of urging followers to kill foreigners arrested in Bangladesh

The militant reportedly taught his followers that the killing of foreigners would provide them an easy route to heaven.

Hundreds of Zimbabweans dead in floods declared a 'national disaster' by President Robert Mugabe

Mugabe, who is in Singapore for a medical check-up, appealed to foreign donors for $100m in flood aid.

Barack Obama to receive John F Kennedy 'Profile in Courage' award

Former presidents Gerald Ford and George HW Bush have previously been honoured with the award.

Syrian Army air strikes target rebel-held Homs area following suicide bomb attacks

Syria peace talks: Assad delegation accuses opposition of holding negotiations 'hostage'

Terrorism is reportedly the main sticking point in the UN-brokered peace initiative that began on 23 February in Geneva.

Beijing respects freedom of navigation in South China Sea more than any country, says advisory body

Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference says Beijing has never threatened region's sovereignty.

Vienna: Eight Iraqis jailed for New Year's Eve gang rape of German woman

The men were sentenced to between nine and 13 years in prison.

What do a French cow breeder, a Syrian fighter and a Shinto priest have in common? Sexism at work

30 women in different jobs around the world share their experiences for International Women's Day.

DRC's opposition coalition Rassemblement names successors to late leader Etienne Tshisekedi

Son Felix Tshisekedi and former minister Pierre Lumbi take up presidency posts in main coalition.

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