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Rare snowfall blankets the UAE’s tallest peak

A cold snap sent temperatures plunging across the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on 5 February, as four inches of snow fell on the UAE’s tallest peak, Jabal Jais. Those brave enough braced against the freezing weather to play in the snow, in the mountainous area of Ras al-Khaimah.

Feb 6, 2017

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protesters demonstrate outside Downing Street

Hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside of 10 Downing Street on Monday 6 February, as UK prime minister Theresa May welcomed Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Two separate demonstrations took place side-by-side in Westminster, one against Netanyahus visit, and one for it. IBTimes UK spoke to protesters at each rally about why they have attended the demonstrations and what they make of the state visit.

Feb 6, 2017

Theresa May welcomes Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Downing Street

UK prime minister Theresa May has welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to 10 Downing Street, ahead of talks between the two world leaders. The pair are expected to discuss security in the Middle East, Israeli settlements, and rising anti-Semitism in the UK.

Feb 6, 2017

This MLA was suspended for live streaming his speech on Facebook

The MLA, Aminul Islam, wanted to take his speech to a wider audience.

Feb 6, 2017

Vardah cyclone in Andaman and Nicobar island

This newspaper decided to add humour to its weather report tweets and the internet is loving it

A national newspaper in Singapore has decided to add some spice to its daily bland weather tweets.

Feb 6, 2017

Donald Trump ice sculpture unveiled at Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan

The annual Sapporo Snow Festival has kicked off in Japan, unveiling huge ice sculptures of iconic monuments, movie and TV characters and even US President Donald Trump. 2017 marks the 68th year of the festival, and it will showcase more than 200 sculptures before it comes to an end on 12 February.

Feb 6, 2017

Riyadh ballistic missile attack: Confusion reigns after reported missile attack on Saudi capital

Ballistic missile allegedly fired into Riyadh, reports Yemeni media.

Feb 6, 2017

Sofia Ashraf strikes at Sasikala with new rap song 'My Vote Isn't For You'

While the youth of Chennai are voicing their opinions on Facebook and Twitter, rapper Sofia Ashraf protested against the new CM with her new rap song 'My vote isn't for you'.

Feb 6, 2017

Kumbalangi Aquatic Floating Resort: An ideal underwater honeymoon destination in Kochi [PHOTOS]

Aquatic Floating Resort is situated in a 30-acre expanse of backwater body in a village named Kumbalangi near Kochi.

Feb 6, 2017

France’s Marine Le Pen launches official campaign

Frances far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen launches her presidential campaign with a vow to fight globalisation and Islamic fundamentalism.

Feb 6, 2017

US court refuses to reinstate Trumps controversial travel ban executive order

Facebook, Apple, Google and Microsoft file opposition against Donald Trump's immigration ban

The tech giants have argued that the ban imposes significant burdens on the industry by not allowing firms to hire talents from countries under entry ban.

Feb 6, 2017

Justin Bieber's Super Bowl ad will be used by Wyoming police to penalise drunk drivers

Justin Bieber's T-Mobile ad had him teaming up with Rob Gronkowski and American football legend Terrell Owens.

Feb 6, 2017

Saudi Arabia Women's Day: Saudi women fight against the odds to celebrate first Women's Day

The three-day gathering for the celebration was held at the King Fahd Cultural Centre in the capital of Riyadh.

Feb 6, 2017

Andaman & Nicobar Islands to get first railway route: Here are 3 ways in which it will benefit the Union Territory

The railways has announced that Andamans will have their first railways project connecting Diglipur with Port Blair. It will boost defence, tourism and communication.

Feb 6, 2017

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and West Bengal Minister Partha Chatterjee during a Trinamool Congress meeting in Kolkata on Dec 12, 2015

Mamata's minister slams President Trump, says if US can't give jobs, Bengal will

The Opposition and IT sector experts ridiculed Education Minister Partha Chatterjee's remarks; says forget USA, people are leaving Bengal for other states to get jobs.

Feb 6, 2017

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Rare snowfall blankets the UAE’s tallest peak

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protesters demonstrate outside Downing Street

Theresa May welcomes Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Downing Street

This MLA was suspended for live streaming his speech on Facebook

This newspaper decided to add humour to its weather report tweets and the internet is loving it

Donald Trump ice sculpture unveiled at Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan

Riyadh ballistic missile attack: Confusion reigns after reported missile attack on Saudi capital

Sofia Ashraf strikes at Sasikala with new rap song 'My Vote Isn't For You'

Kumbalangi Aquatic Floating Resort: An ideal underwater honeymoon destination in Kochi [PHOTOS]

France’s Marine Le Pen launches official campaign

Facebook, Apple, Google and Microsoft file opposition against Donald Trump's immigration ban

Justin Bieber's Super Bowl ad will be used by Wyoming police to penalise drunk drivers

Saudi Arabia Women's Day: Saudi women fight against the odds to celebrate first Women's Day

Andaman & Nicobar Islands to get first railway route: Here are 3 ways in which it will benefit the Union Territory

Mamata's minister slams President Trump, says if US can't give jobs, Bengal will

Ramban blast case solved; two terrorists arrested by J&K Police [details]

Commonwealth Games 2022: Indian men's fours team won silver medal in lawn bowls

Budding players were "caged" without food, water for 7 hours in Srinagar stadium; vidoes go viral [details]