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Donald Trump has said that full efforts are being made to stop an onslaught of "illegal aliens" from getting into the US.

The US president said the thousands of Central American migrants travelling towards America would have to apply for asylum in Mexico first.

He tweeted: "Full efforts are being made to stop the onslaught of illegal aliens from crossing our Souther(n) Border.

"People have to apply for asylum in Mexico first, and if they fail to do that, the U.S. will turn them away. The courts are asking the U.S. to do things that are not doable!"

In a second tweet, he added: "The Caravans are a disgrace to the Democrat Party. Change the immigration laws NOW!"

Around 2,000 Central American migrants are attempting to enter the US, despite Mexican efforts to stop them at the border.

The convoy of migrants gave up trying to enter Mexico legally because the asylum application process was too slow and circumvented police at a border bridge.

They swam and rafted across the river from Guatemala before deciding to reform their mass caravan and continue their journey towards the US.

Their numbers swelled to around 5,000 and on Sunday they began walking towards the Mexican town of Tapachula.

An unidentified police officer said there were no orders to block the caravan.

He said police "were just making sure they pass safely and then we'll steer them" to a migrants shelter outside the city centre of Tapachula, about 32km (20 miles) northwest of the border.

It was not immediately clear where the additional travellers had materialised from since about 2,000 gathered on the Mexican side on Saturday night.

They are thought to be people who had been waiting on the bridge over the Suchiate River or in the Guatemalan town of Tecun Uman and who decided to cross during the night.

At dawn there were still an estimated 1,500 migrants on the Guatemalan side hoping to enter Mexico legally.

They marched on through Mexico shouting slogans like "Si se pudo" or "Yes, we could!"

As they passed through Mexican villages on the outskirts of the city of Ciudad Hidalgo, they drew applause, cheers and donations of food and clothing from Mexicans.

Despite warnings to turn back this week from US President Donald Trump, one migrant, Erasmo Duarte, from Honduras, said before the journey: "We are going to reach the United States."

Mr Trump threatened to deploy soldiers to the border with Mexico and close it off to stop the "large caravans" coming to America.

He has sought to make the border security with Mexico a campaign issue around two weeks before midterm elections. His promise to build a wall along the border was also one of his key policies during his election campaign.

On Friday he told reporters those travelling to the US en masse were not "little angels" but "hardened criminals".

He said: "I don't want them in our country. And neither does our country want them in our country."

As a military helicopter circled overhead, migrants who said they were fleeing a toxic mix of violence, poverty and
corruption in Central America wondered if police would seek to turn the caravan back.

Authorities handed out numbers for people to be processed in a strategy seen before at US border posts when dealing with large numbers of migrants.

But many became impatient before circumventing the border gate and swarming across the river on rafts or swimming in full view of hundreds of Mexican police manning the blockade on the bridge.

They were not detained on reaching the Mexican bank.

"We couldn't wait because we had already waited too long and they only told us lies," said Mr Duarte, who joined the caravan with his wife and children six days ago.

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Trump: US will 'stop onslaught of illegal aliens' crossing border

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Donald Trump has said that full efforts are being made to stop an onslaught of "illegal aliens" from getting into the US. The US president said the thousands of Central American migrants travelling towards America would have to apply for asylum in Mexico first.

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A husband divorced his wife after discovering intimate photos of her with another man on Google Maps.

The man was planning a route ahead of a drive when he spotted an image of his wife sat on a bench stroking the hair of another man with his head in her lap.

Taken by a Google camera car in the Peruvian capital city of Lima, the shocked husband said the photo caught his attention after the woman pictured appeared to be wearing the exact same clothes his wife owned.

It dates back to 2013, but the man angrily confronted his wife with the evidence of her past infidelity.

And the couple, whose names have not been revealed, later divorced after the woman admitted to having had an affair.

Ironically, she was photographed with her lover on a bench by the city's Puente de los Suspiros de Barranco (Bridge of Sighs of the Ravine).

The man recently shared the photographs on Facebook where they made a big impression on users.

One social media user, San Pateste, said: "What a small world it is... It would have been enough if she said to her husband that she did not love him any more."

While cynic 'Guillermo Sanchez' added: "Out of 100 women, 90 per cent are not loyal, the rest are loyal and only have one eye (hahaha) or are immortal (hahaha)."

The photograph is one of a long line of bizarre images taken for the Google Maps and Google Street View online resources.

They include people dressed as pigeons, an escaped convict, a couple having sex by their car and a woman giving birth.

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Husband divorces 'cheating' wife after spotting her cuddling man on Google Maps

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A Banksy painting has "self-destructed" just moments after selling for more than £1m.

Girl With Red Balloon was one of the star attractions at Sotheby's Contemporary Art Evening Sale in London on Friday evening.

Depicting a girl reaching towards a bright red heart-shaped balloon, the spray paint and acrylic on canvas is one of Banksy's best-known images.

The auction house said the painting was signed and dedicated and that the vendor had acquired it from the artist in 2006.

The winning bid of £860,000 (£1,042,000 including buyer's premium) was given by phone at around 9pm, well over the pre-auction estimate of between £200-300,000.

But just after the hammer went down, the painting was shredded, thought to be by a remotely activated mechanism within the frame.

The prized work then came out the bottom in strips.

Alex Branczik, Sotheby's senior director and head of contemporary art, Europe London, said: "It appears we just got Banksy-ed.

"The unexpected incident became instant art world folklore and certainly marks the first time in auction history that a work of art automatically shredded itself after coming under the hammer," the auctioneers added in the statement.

If a work is damaged while in the care of an auction house, a buyer would not normally be expected to go through with the purchase.

But perhaps, now known as the subject of one of the greatest pranks in the art world, Girl With Red Balloon will be worth even more in its shredded state.

Sotheby's told the Financial Times: "We have talked with the successful purchaser who was surprised by the story.

"We are in discussion about next steps."

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A school has banned a hairstyle known as the "meet me at McDonald's"- and says anyone sporting the do will be sent home or put in isolation.

Great Yarmouth Charter Academy's headmaster Barry Smith sent a letter to parents saying variations on the style were among seven "unacceptable haircuts for boys".

He warned that children with dodgy dos would "either be sent home to have their hair restyled or placed in isolation until their hair is restyled".

Girls' hair is "generally not a problem at Charter", the letter added, but "boys' hair, in a very small number of cases, is a problem"

It is not clear where the name for this particular style comes from, but a barber in Norwich explained what it is.

"It's a grade zero or a one on the sides, then disconnected with a perm or curly on the top and you have it sitting forwards," Elliot Branford said.

Other "unacceptable" haircuts listed in the school's letter include high tops and shaved parting lines.

Mr Smith's letter went on to say: "Most pupils dress appropriately and most have hairstyles that are not extreme.

"We expect all pupils to meet this standard."

Other styles which have failed to make the cut include "overgrown, heavy brushed forward on to the face"...

..."hair that is teased to give excessive height"...

...and "any variation on a Mohican style"...

Mr Smith said the school would "happily provide families with a PowerPoint of unacceptable styles to avoid".

Sky News has requested a copy.

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Illustrated guides have appeared in hair salons in the communist state's capital Pyongyang showing haircuts "approved" by crazy Kim's authorities.

And surprisingly, none of the male styles match Jong-un's infamous haircut, although no options appear to allow long hair.

Finnish journalist Mika Makelainen took snaps of two posters which he claims show the haircuts allowed in North Korea.

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He took the images during a visit to Pyongyang to cover the military parade on the Day of the Sun - a public holiday to mark the birth of Kim II-sung 105 years ago.

Mika even had a snip in one of the country's salons, and says he chose what he describes as the "most popular style on offer"

The reporter then described the cut as the "best shave and head massage I have ever had".

He tweeted: "North Korean men can choose between 15 approved haircut styles. I had the most popular one - and it's not like Kim Jong Un."

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Mika then wrote: "Equality in North Korea: Both sexes have 15 approved haircut models. You can forget about dyeing your hair though."

Since sharing the pictures, social media users have been speculating the posters may simply be guides, as opposed to "mandatory styles".

But just two years ago it was reported Kim Jong-un was ordering men to copy his hairstyle, limiting growth to a maximum length of 2cm.

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Anyone found to be in breach of the order was said to have faced having their hair cut by officials, especially students in universities.

Women were also said to have been ordered to copy Jong-un's wife's hairstyle of choice, which is a classic bob.

The news comes as North Korea vowed to test missiles weekly, following its failed rocked launch which left Kim Jong-un red faced.

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Getty/EPA Illustrated guides have appeared in hair salons in the communist state's capital Pyongyang showing haircuts "approved" by crazy Kim's authorities. And surprisingly, none of the male styles match Jong-un's infamous haircut, although no options appear to allow long hair. Finnish journalist Mika Makelainen took snaps of two posters which he claims show the haircuts allowed in North Korea.