More than 53,000 of the images have been smuggled out of Syria by a military police photographer, known as Caeser. They show the conditions of the victims of the prisons run by President Bashar Assad’s regime who are said to have been deprived of food, water, medicine and subjected to months of torture.

Antique books reportedly worth more than £2 million have been stolen in an audacious “Mission: Impossible-style” heist in west London. A gang made off with more than 160 publications after abseiling into a warehouse near Heathrow Airport, the Mail on Sunday reported.

The Afghan interpreter problem related to the American soldier finds an answer. Adam looks at the worst ever hospital waiting story, as it appears the UK's National Health Service is ailing and inadvertent advertising, a report that links big brands to dodgy videos and websites.

A UN Aid Appeal In Yemen is presenting a problem for the UK. Adam also touches on the death of the It Girl, a friend of Prince Charles, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson and  talks abou a new dating service based on shared hatred.

Mr Trump has, in effect, been barred from addressing parliament after Mr Bercow said the US president’s “racism and sexism” meant he did not deserve the honour. Foreign leaders including Barack Obama, Mr Trump’s predecessor, China’s Xi Jinping and Mexico’s Enrique Peña Nieto have all addressed British MPs and peers in recent years.

It is no exaggeration to say that the postwar effort to build a liberal democratic Europe has been America’s most successful foreign policy achievement, helping to ensure peace and prosperity on a continent once racked by total war, genocide and economic privation. That consistent, bipartisan commitment to a “Europe whole, free and at peace” is at stake now that Donald Trump is president of the United States. Like no American leader before him, Trump has questioned the very foundations of transatlanticism, openly rooting for the dissolution of the European Union and repeatedly denigrating NATO as “obsolete.”

George Michael’s family are still awaiting the results of a toxicology report more than a month after the singer was found dead at his Oxfordshire home. Michael’s body has still not been released as a coroner waits to see if drug intake contributed to his death.

UK MPs are to hold a debate on the government's offer of a full UK state visit for Mr Trump. This comes after a petition calling for the invitation to be revoked gained more than 1.7 million signatures.