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The White House has announced that President Donald Trump will hold a bilateral meeting with UK Prime Minister Theresa May at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland next week.

The former Ukip leader is said to have passed a 'thumb drive' containing data to the WikiLeaks founder

The midfielder faces an uncertain future in north London, with his current contract set to expire in the summer

The future is vegan

Libby Schaaf called Donald Trump the 'bully in chief'

It was an abrupt exit after 12 years of service, but Everton's new signing only has fond memories of his former club

Translator served alongside the British Army for 16 years is refused entry to UK

'We are locked in a cycle of sanctions and confrontation. The US and Russia are at war in all but the military aspect … God willing, we will manage to avoid that'

'We are locked in a cycle of sanctions and confrontation. The US and Russia are at war in all but the military aspect … God willing, we will manage to avoid that'

Vice President becomes first major Trump administration official to visit the region since US announcement to designate Jerusalem Israel's capital sparked mass protests

The local wildlife park was alerted when a man discovered the spiders in his back garden

Allardyce singled out the position out as one to strengthen when he arrived at Goodison Park in November but Everton have instead added reinforcements up front

Klopp believes 'the right solution' is already under his nose, having promoted Loris Karius to No 1

Weighing yourself regularly can help you stick to your weight-loss goals - we've picked the best bathroom scales to help you

DWP says it won't dispute High Court ruling that benefit system 'blatantly discriminates' against people with mental health problems

DWP says it won't dispute High Court ruling that benefit system 'blatantly discriminates' against people with mental health problems

Exclusive: Aram Sabah Xalid, known by many as Alan, was hit by a train near Dunkirk

The US Supreme Court has said it will decide the legality of Donald Trump's so-called Muslim travel ban – a case that will be an examination of his presidential powers.

Having already described the battle for the top-four places as a 'war' his Chelsea players need to be ready for, he would rather they have a 'winning' mind-set than a defensive one

After overcoming childhood abuse, O'Riordan became known for her distinctive vocals with their Irish lilt, which soared over haunting tracks such as 'Linger'

Sunken ship thought to be leaking toxic engine fuel, raising concerns for fisheries and marine wildlife

In a letter to Mr Hunt, Sarah Wollaston says the arguments for the development of the contentious policy have 'not been well aired publicly'

Sarah Wollaston said the arguments for the development of the new policy have 'not been well aired publicly'

'We must be honest and accept Pedro dived,' said Conte