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Trump had earlier highlighted 'the need for our NATO allies to pay their fair share for the cost of defense'.

Ziyed Ben Belgacem had an alcohol level of 0.93g per litre of blood, nearly twice the legal limit for driving in France.

A spokesperson for the Afghanistan army claims the shooting was not deliberate but 'a mistake'.

18 students died at the scene while two others died at a hospital.

Film Censorship Board blames director Bill Condon for highlighting Disney movie's LGBT element in the first place.

Syrian government forces pose strong resistance to surprise assault launched by rebels and jihadists.

Gallup poll shows just one third of respondents back new president day after survey shows young Americans do not view Trump as legitimate incumbent.

Republican Representative Devin Nunes: If you take the president literally, it didn't happen.

Artist Karen Fiorito getting death threats for anti-president swastika dollar-sign poster but billboard owner says image can stay.

Australia's first female leader talks education, Hillary Clinton and that speech.

Chatham House report says world's second largest arms exporter could lose ground to its key markets of China and India.

Carwyn Jones accuses prime minister of not listening to the Welsh people and risks fracturing UK.

Nothing unclear about scope of court's order against second attempt at restricting immigration, writes Judge Derrick Watson.

John Pilger tells IBTimes UK that system which created Trump must be opposed.

Lee De Paauw managed to punch the crocodile away and got away with arm injuries.

Syria claims to have shot down an Israeli jet near Palmyra, but Israel denies the claim.

Review may prevent MPs from taking on other jobs while in office in the future.

MacDonnell helped young people battle depression, drug abuse and alcoholism.

Cover follows Germany's efforts to prevent Turkish rallies taking place on European soil.

Sexually active New York schoolgirls suffer more 'intimate partner violence' says report.

Lib Dems says Theresa May's Brexit vote will damage British businesses.

Former minister says 'lots of politicians have been journalists' as furore over George Osborne's new job grows.

The Conservative said she was 'furious' Sturgeon is using Brexit to push for IndyRef2.

Disappearance of schoolgirls sparked an extensive police search of the area.

Tony Blair said new referendum possible, if desire for Brexit changes during talks.

India's external affairs minister confirms the duo are safe in Karachi after Pakistani officials traced them.

Hosoda changed gender in 2015 and wants to speak for disabled and elderly as well as for LGBT.

The Malaysian police chief says there is an 'important person' among them.

Nicky Morgan, Nick Clegg and Lucy Powell say the UK needs to increase social mobility.