According to
figures provided by the Department of Homeland Security, approximately 3,000
people from the seven countries listed in President Donald Trump's travel ban
were allowed to enter the US between February 4 and February 6, 2017.
A Tory
backbench MP who tabled a motion of no confidence in the Commons Speaker has
said it is not possible for John Bercow to act impartially during Brexit
debates in the Commons.
President
Donald Trump has said the US stands fully behind Japan in the aftermath of
North Korea's latest missile launch.
"I just
want everybody to understand, and fully know, that the United States of America
is behind Japan, our great ally, 100%," Mr Trump said at a news conference
with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Mr Abe
denounced the launch as "absolutely intolerable".
The Federal
Government said it recovered another $151.7 million and N8 billion looted
funds from three sources through whistle-blowers.
The Minister
of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed disclosed this in a
statement issued on Sunday in Lagos.
Mohammed sad
actionable information given by whistle-blowers to the office of the
Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation led to the recovery
of the looted funds.
President Donald Trump has said he may sign a "brand
new" executive order to revive his travel ban - a day after an appeals
court ruled it should remain suspended.