Former army captain has made no secret of his admiration for the military dictatorship that ruled Brazil from 1964 to 1985 Brazil’s president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, has prompted outrage and disbelief after he said the people of Brazil – which was ruled by the military for two decades – “still don’t Read more
UK should do more within existing EU rules to set up national identity system and avoid ‘terrible mistake’ of Brexit, think tank says Via: Brexit: Introduce ID cards to control immigration instead of leaving the EU, report says
Climbdown comes after Tory rebellion left government facing prospect of humiliating defeat Via: Brexit deal: Ministers back down and agree to publish analysis comparing impact of Theresa May's plan with remaining in EU
The move brings into question whether the confidence and supply agreement remains in place Via: DUP abstains on crucial votes in warning over May's Brexit agreement
The whale, which has been nicknamed Benny, is believed to be in the waters off Gravesend in Kent. Belugas are normally found in the cold northern waters of the Arctic. Via: Benny the beluga whale is STILL in the River Thames after nearly two months
Former Olympic Champion Michael Johnson has spoken out about how he feared he managed to recover from a stroke using the winning psychology he learnt during his running years. Via: Michael Johnson talks for the first time about recovering from a STROKE
Donna Corden, 47, from Leeds, was left looking like ‘Frankenstein’s monster’ after developing necrotising fasciitis from a small scratch, which forced doctors to cut away half her face. Via: Mother, 47, who lost half her face to a flesh-eating bacteria can finally look in the mirror
The Monaco royals have gathered for the annual National Day celebrations in Monte-Carlo on Monday. Leading the way was Prince Albert II accompanied by his wife Princess Charlene. Via: Monaco royal family assemble for National Day celebrations
EXCLUSIVE: The ex-England midfielder was detained at Durham railway station in August after claims he inappropriately touched a woman. Via: Paul Gascoigne insists he's innocent after sex assault charge
The choice of a non-binary cover star for this former bastion of straight-male fantasy shows the world is really changingYou get Playboy for the articles, I know. But I came to the most recent issue by way of the photographs of its scantily clad cover star, pouting provocatively in heels, Read more