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Just when you think Donald Trump can't outdo himself, he gives an explosive new interview to Time magazine and changes the landscape of the 2024 presidential election. In this profile, all-too-aptly-titled 'How Far Trump Would Go', the former and would-be next president left no key issue facing America untouched. But one exchange in particular might just have shifted everything. This issue is now on the ballot in every battleground state. Mark my words: This election will not be won on the border, crime, the economy or Israel.

Heartbreaking family photos of Daniel Anjorin dressed up as Spiderman and smiling next to his mother have been revealed after he was killed in yesterday's London sword attack. The 14-year-old schoolboy, who is one of three children from a respected churchgoing Nigerian family, was mortally wounded as he left his home in Laing Close to go to school just before 7am. Friends of Daniel's parents say they are struggling to cope with the devastatingly violent loss of their son, and have turned to their deep-seated personal faith to get through it. His mother works as a science teacher and his father is a health and safety consultant. They have today said his loss 'leaves a gaping wound in the family' and paid tribute to their 'wonderful child' who was 'well loved' and 'hard working'. 'No family should have to go through what we are experiencing today. Any family will understand it's an absolute tragedy,' they told Sky News. Those who knew Daniel described the teenager as an 'amazing young man' who 'bought his family joy' during the 14-year life which was tragically cut short.

The latest in a long line of legal challenges was launched against the Rwanda policy tonight by a civil service union, who claimed its members could be breaking international law if they implement the scheme. The first migrants earmarked for removal to Rwanda were detained on Wednesday. Detainees will get legal aid to potentially challenge their inclusion in the scheme. Other legal challenges are also expected, and last night the FDA union, which represents senior civil servants, lodged an application for judicial review. The union said it was concerned Home Office civil servants could be in breach of international law as they implement the Safety of Rwanda Act.

The asylum seekers had been sleeping rough beside on Mount Street, beside the city's International Protection Office, where they set up makeshift accommodation (insets) around the building. When the tents were taken down this morning (bottom left and centre), the migrants were brought to Dublin's Citywest hotel and a site in Crooksling (top), where authorities had erected hardy makeshift accommodation with proper toilets and sanitation facilities. In a statement, the Irish Government said that the people seeking international protection had been moved safely to the two sites. Around 1,700 asylum seekers are believed to be living on the streets in Ireland after crossing the border from Northern Ireland , with some expressing their fear that they could be sent to Rwanda by the UK government if they had stayed.

The Co-op Live Arena citied 'ongoing venue-related technical issues' for postponing the Obsessed star's shows on Friday and Saturday which were part of her Guts World Tour. Bosses said the concerts would be rescheduled and fans could either hang onto their tickets or claim refunds. It comes amid a night of turmoil for the arena with it having to axe US rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's show. The gig had already been postponed twice this week but it was pulled again at the last minute due to a 'ventilation defect'. Hundreds of fans looked in disbelief as they made a quick exit after being told the gig would not be going ahead. Co-op Live had hours earlier published instructions of how to get the arena in an attempt to reassure fans after Peter Kay was last week forced to cancel yet another show at the plush arena.

Former President Donald Trump was back on the campaign trail where he slammed the pro-Palestine protesters and called on colleges to 'vanquish the radicals' at first rally since his hush money trial began more than two weeks ago.

The four women, aged 48 to 55, accuse the BBC of age and sex 'discrimination' over the way the broadcaster handled the recruitment process for new chief presenter roles. Martine Croxall, 55, Karin Giannone, 50, Kasia Madera, 48, and Annita McVeigh, 55, are taking part in the bombshell case in London against the broadcaster. The tribunal heard that the quartet believed they had not been paid equally compared with their male counterparts since February 2020 and there was a gap of about £36,000 a year in pensionable salary as of February 2023. The BBC says the application process was 'rigorous and fair', the BBC News website reported. It also denies the four were paid less than an equivalent male colleague.

Ella Pick, 19, from Lincolnshire said she felt 'off' towards the end of a week-long trip to Zante with four of her friends to celebrate the end of college last June but blamed it on her boozing and partying. began experiencing severe migraines upon returning home before her left eye drifted inwards - prompting an urgent visit to her local optician who referred her to hospital. Then, doctors delivered the devastating news that she has an incurable and inoperable brain tumour, giving her just 12 months left to live.

Shelby Hewitt, also known as 'Ellie Blake', 13, and 'Daniella Blake Herrerra', 16, conned her way into three high schools and a treatment center, even tricking a therapist and her partner into becoming her foster parents. Students who told her she looked like she was in her 30s were disciplined for bullying - even though they were right. One well-meaning classmate sought to console Hewitt by telling her that white skin often 'cracks' (ages quicker) than other races. The reasons for the alleged fraud are still unclear, as an investigation into her ongoing court case by the Boston Globe saw former classmates and furious parents question how she pulled it off.

Around 75,000 years ago, a middle-aged Neanderthal woman was buried in a cave in the foothills of Iraq. Now, thanks to a dedicated team of archaeologists, her face can be revealed for the first time. Named Shanidar Z, her skeleton had been buried by tens of thousands of years of sediment before first being uncovered in 2018. When experts from Cambridge University and Liverpool John Moores first discovered her skull, it had been flattened to around 2cm thick. It had been crushed, possibly by rockfall, relatively soon after death, meaning more than 200 pieces were pieced together freehand to return it to its original shape.

Set in the luxury Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, the exclusive French resort owned by Pippa Middleton's in-laws, Nada Adelle, 31, and Umar Kamani (inset), 36, will tie the knot in their typically extravagant style. From May 2 to May 5, guests will stay in one of the 111 rooms at the secluded hotel, where paying £3,000 per night for a junior suite is the norm, not to mention the two-night stay minimum.

The 36-year-old suspect had rammed his van into a house near Hainault Tube station in Iford, east London , before slashing members of the public and police officers who responded to terrified 999 calls for help. A second officer, a man, was left with serious injuries to his arm. Two members of the public were also badly injured by the attacker and Daniel Anjorin, a 14-year-old schoolboy, tragically killed. It's now emerged that the first officers to respond to the incident tried to use incapacitant spray and Tasers on the suspect but these had 'limited impact'.

BLIND DATE: What could be more nerve-shredding than the prospect of a date with a complete stranger? Each week, we pair up two readers who've never met before and hope love will bloom, with some very mixed results. But clearly fortune occasionally favours the brave... for even we couldn't have predicted just how well this week's plucky pair would get on. Read the full story of their Blind Date here.

WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Christopher Gregor, 31, appeared in court on Tuesday to face murder charges after his son, Corey Micciolo, died in 2021 of 'blunt force trauma' after years of alleged abuse . If convicted - Gregor faces life in prison. Surveillance footage from the Atlantic Heights Clubhouse fitness center was shown in court during the trial. In the CCTV video, Corey is seen continuously falling off the treadmill, while Gregor keeps lifting him up and putting him back on it. Gregor is seen at one point appearing to bite his son on the back of the head before forcing him to run again, the news outlet reported.

She's the goddaughter of King Charles and has run in royal circles her entire life - but Princess Olympia of Greece (left) recently had a very un-regal moment while out partying with friends. The model, 27, travelled to the Isle of Bute in Scotland last month to visit her friend Lady Lola Crichton-Stuart. During the trip, Olympia accidentally locked herself out of her room and was forced to crawl through an open window (right).

Queen Rania of Jordan (pictured) cut a sophisticated figure as she arrived at her New York hotel today.  The royal, 53, looked elegant in a white long-sleeved blouse with silver embellishment, which matched her hoop earrings. The mother-of-four paired the chic blouse with a black pencil skirt with an asymmetric hem and silver zip. Finishing off the ensemble, Rania wore some white high heels and a black leather woven handbag. Last month, it was announced that Rania is set to become a grandmother for the first time as her son Prince Hussein is expecting his first child with Princess Rajwa .

Netflix's Buying London will 'follow the group as they navigate the intricacies of their personal lives as well as striving to make their mark in the glamorous world of luxury real estate'. Here, MailOnline reveals all you need to know about the estate agents in the show:

A former Hamas hostage whose U.S. citizen husband is still captured by the terrorist organization has spoken out after seeing proof that he is still alive. 'I feel like I'm broken up into pieces,' said the devastated wife of Keith Siegel, whose proof-of-life video was released just days ago. Keith Siegel has been held by Hamas for 207 days - he sobbed in the heartbreaking video released by Hamas to prove the U.S. citizen is still alive. Aviva Siegel told CBS, 'I know that Keith has had enough.' 'My family has had enough. My country has had enough,' the distraught wife said. Siegel was a hostage herself - but was freed 51 days after  being kidnapped by Hamas on October 7. Keith was left behind and it has been over 150 days since she has seen her husband.

A mother-of-three has released heartbreaking images of the injuries she suffered at the hands of her ex-boyfriend. John Paul Wilkinson, 26, stamped on Jodie Beck's head so hard, her eyes looked like they were 'popping out of her head'. Wilkinson brandished a machete during the ferocious attack and threatened 'you're going to die now, love'. Shockingly, he only received a 30 month sentence after pleading guilty to grievous bodily harm without intent and possession of a bladed weapon.

Entirely designed and built domestically, the Fujian is considerably larger and more advanced than China's two existing aircraft carriers - the Shandong, commissioned in late 2019 and based on the Liaoning, a Soviet-era carrier which China bought second-hand from Ukraine. Displacing some 80,000 tonnes of water and measuring a whopping 1036 feet (316 metres) in length, the gargantuan craft features a full-length flight deck with an advanced catapult-launch system for jets - and, in a not-so-subtle gesture, takes its name from the Chinese province opposite democratically governed Taiwan. Able to carry up to 40 fighter jets - plus anti-submarine helicopters, drones and other transport - it is cast as a rival to the USS Gerald Ford, the world's most advanced aircraft carrier and the pride of America's Navy.

Tyre mogul turned racehorse breeder Reg Bond (left) left the lion's share of his vast fortune to his sons Charlie, 43, (right, with lawyer wife) and Graham, 51, with their older brother and sister Mike, 52, (inset) and Lindsay, 55, receiving smaller sums. Mike and Lindsay are suing their younger brothers at the High Court, claiming their father's final will was invalid because he was too ill to understand what he was signing. But Charlie and Graham say their father's mind was fine and doctors' records prove it.

Heartbreaking surveillance footage shows the cruel moment a puppy was abandoned by a car in a California parking lot before desperately trying to chase down its owners.  The three-month-old German Shepherd pup is seen being dropped out of a car door at the Country Living Mobile Home Park in Fresno on Thursday.   The sweet black dog with pointy ears first looks around in confusion before watching the vehicle speed away. 

A three-bedroom house in London's Isleworth has hit the market at a bargain price of £175,000, but there's a catch - you'll need to do some serious digging to find the floor amidst the clutter. Overflowing with bin bags and boxes of the previous owner's belongings, this property is a fixer-upper with a twist. Every room is packed to the ceiling with discarded items, from books to blankets, creating a daunting task for any prospective buyer. One room looks like a deserted library, with books covering every surface. In the bathroom, the sink and tub are littered with old papers and magazines. Due to its current state, the property has garnered negative attention online.

Tomas Nordemanoski, who works with Touchstone construction company in Surrey, was taking tiles off a roof when he eerily noticed the back of each tile had a child's hand print. Taking to Instagram , the builder shared the video, which quickly racked up more than 200,000 views. Tomas guessed that the hand print could have been made by a child 'no more than seven years old'. He theorised that the children actually made the tiles in the Victorian era before child labour was abolished.

Footage shows the growling lion mounting the lioness as a group of tourists in South Africa watches on, with some covering their eyes while others whip out their phones to film the mating action going on above their heads. The drivers appear completely nonplussed while the jeep shakes from side to side as the lions get to business. But the tourists seem more impressed than the lioness, since she quickly fell onto her side while the lion was moving on top of her. He looks dejected as the chuckling tourists beneath them continue to film through the metal grille.

Runner-up Matt looked as moody as the decor of the holiday lodge he'd been asked to revamp after it was announced that Rosin's colourful makeover had won her the Interior Design Masters final. Many viewers felt that Matt had followed the brief, which was to hint at the regal interiors of neighbouring Blenheim Palace, more than his interiors rival. (Pictured from left: Matt's re-design, right the winning interiors from Rosin. Inset: Matt congratulates Rosin)

Joshua Kolotka, 33, was spotted leaving a house dressed as woman while deputies were investigating a theft in Lakeport last Wednesday, according to the Glade County Sheriff's Office. The 33-year-old man is seen sporting a white cardigan on top of a blue patterned midi dress, sunglasses, and a hilarious blonde short wig in a photo shared by the sheriff's office. He was arrested on the scene immediately and booked into the Glades County Jail on no bond, authorities said.

As technology continues to develop with the rise of AI and the advancement of the internet, some people may feel overwhelmed. But these pictures prove computers have got a long way to go before they are just as good as humans. This gallery, curated by Bored Panda, has put together pictures from around the world of some of the biggest software fails. Someone posted a screenshot on Reddit about the American drugstore Walgreens, which adding the word 'forks' as an option on a questionnaire about vaccinations (bottom right). Left: A road sign in the US advised about temperature rather than speed. Right: This train is clearly on track to nowhere.

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society say they found the Adella Shores after it went missing on May 1, 1909, in Whitefish Point, Michigan. Adella Shores was found more than 40 miles northwest of Whitefish Point in over 650 feet of water. Footage taken of the wreckage show the large wooden appears to have remained largely intact in the water.