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During his Florida rally last night, Donald Trump made reference to an attack in Sweden that supposedly occurred on the previous night. Trump's remarks came as he vowed to protect the US borders. Former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt sent out a tweet questioning Trump's remark saying: 'Sweden? Terror attack? What has he been smoking?' There are suggestions that perhaps Trump was referring to an interview between Tucker Carlson and Ami Horowitz about crime rates in Sweden.

Donald Trump once again doubled down on the media, telling a cheering crowd in Florida: 'I want to speak to you without the filter of the fake news.' The president was introduced on stage in Melbourne by Melania Trump, who led The Lord's Prayer after she and her husband stepped off Air Force One Saturday afternoon.

First Lady Melania Trump, usually a demure and soft-spoken presence at her husband's side, broke with form, reciting the Lord's Prayer before issuing a scathing rebuke of his enemies and her critics at a campaign-style stop in Florida. Preceding her husband at a rally in the city of Melbourne not far from Orlando, the first lady started her remarks with the words 'let us pray,' before beginning her recitation of the well-known Christian prayer.

She usually only slays vampires. But Sarah Michelle Gellar couldn't resist jamming a stake in Britney Spears Lifetime movie on Saturday night. Britney Ever After was a trending topic on Twitter, and the trend was a downward one as it was universally ridiculed. Within minutes of the film starting there were hundreds and hundreds of tweets declaring it a write off. 'Pulling your wisdom teeth with no drugs painful', 'train wreck', 'the worst thing I've ever seen' and 'cinematic gold' were among the descriptions tweeted, although that last one may have been sarcastic.

American Nick Lutz received the letter from his former flame apologizing for her behavior but he took the ultimate revenge by picking up on the mistakes in the letter in red pen and sharing it on Twitter . Nick gave his ex-girlfriend a final mark of 61/100 in what he dubbed an equivalent to a grade D. Pictured: Nick (left) and the letter (right).

Sarah Dunsey, 17, was found in Venice, California, on Friday a month after vanishing from Las Vegas where her parents fear she was snatched by sex traffickers, The FBI is leading the investigation into her disappearance. Two men found with her in California were being questioned over the weekend.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: A man has been arrested for child abuse after graphic footage of him beating a seven-year-old child outside his car was reported. Kordarell Williams, 27, is reportedly the boyfriend of the young boy's mother. He was seen lashing the child 62 times with a belt on his head, shoulders, and legs during the five minute long attack in northwest Houston. Williams admitted in court to hitting the boy because he stole a phone charger,

Mack Beggs, a 17-year-old from Euless, Texas, has been taking steroids as part of his transition from female to male since late 2015, (inset before) but still competes in the girls category at competitions due to league rules. He won the 110-pound championship on Saturday (right) when a girl he was due to compete against forfeited amid ongoing claims from parents and teachers that it is unsafe for them to wrestle Mack since his body began changing.

Top crime writer Patricia Cornwell, top right, claims she has vital evidence to prove the identity of Britain's biggest serial killer, Jack the Ripper. She believes the renowned artist Walter Sickert, left,, who is famous for painting images of sex and sleaze in 19th Century London, is the culprit. Cornwell said she is convinced 'more than ever' that Sickert is Jack the Ripper, bottom right.

Having Kate Middleton wear your dress for her engagement interview would be fashion gold for most designers. But for Daniella Helayel (inset) it was the beginning of the end. Here, for the first time, she opens up to Katie Nicholl about the rise and dramatic demise of her A-list label Issa. It wasn't just Hollywood stars, however, who couldn't get enough of Daniella's designs - the then Kate Middleton owned the Lucky dress in every color (pictured far left). For all the A-list fans it was, however, Kate Middleton who transformed the brand overnight when she chose a blue wrap dress for her engagement announcement interview in 2010 (secod left).

Abby Ballin, the girlfriend of Matthew Badger (pictured left together), who lost all three of his daughters in a fire at his ex-wife's house on Christmas Day in 2011, and tragically passed away earlier this month, has paid tribute to the artist. Badger, 51, died of natural causes - the details of which have not been released - on February 9. His story made national news when his daughters, Lily, Sarah and Grace (right, with Badger), died in a Connecticut house fire. Speaking to PEOPLE, Ballin - whom he was seeing up until his death - said: 'He was and will forever be the strongest man I have ever known. A fighter till the end. I'm just so happy he doesn't have to fight anymore.

River was reported as missing from his Northeast Portland home, in Oregon, after his mother discovered he was not in his bed at 6am on Saturday morning. Police launched a manhunt for the missing boy with a canine unit. The rescue dog discovered little River caught in a blackberry bush just two blocks from his parents' home later that day.

The NYPD have shot dead an armed robbery suspect who they say used a pellet gun to rob a Brooklyn bodega of beer before turning the fake pistol on cops. The suspect pointed the pistol at a clerk in Garden Deli & Grill on the corner of Irving Ave and Starr St in Bushwick at around 12:40am Sunday and demanded five bottles of Corona and a Heineken, police said. He was shot dead shortly afterward. 'I don't want to die for no reason, for the beer,' clerk Mohamed Ali told the New York Daily News. On being told the suspect was dead, he said: 'These young guys, they do this stuff. It's not even worth it, for the beer.'

Robert Jones, now 44, is describing his arrest at 4am on April 18, 1992, for the notorious killing of a British tourist, Julie Stott (left), as well as three robberies and a brutal rape. He had no previous convictions, and by the time of his trial, another man had already been convicted of Julie's murder. But Jones was to spend the next 24 years of his life locked up in Louisiana's most terrifying prisons (inset) for crimes that even the lawyers who convicted him knew he had not committed. It was not until the end of January this year that New Orleans prosecutors, who for years hid evidence proving Jones's innocence, finally announced they would not seek a retrial, following his victory on appeal (right).

This is the moment four students pull off an elaborate plan to rid their house of a rat. The girls, from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA, devised the master plan while they were waiting for an exterminator to arrive. Jody Mackin shared a video of the ordeal which has been favourited more than 206,000 times on Twitter. Jody's housemate Logan, left, coaxed the rodent out of its hiding place before it was batted down the stairs with a mop.

It seems as if Madonna's new twins already take after their musical mama. The 58-year-old pop icon Saturday uploaded a brief clip to Instagram showing the four-year-old girls, Stella and Esther, singing along to a piano rendition of the children's classic, Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. This comes about a week after the Vogue singer proudly announced she'd been cleared to adopt the adorable siblings by officials in the African country of Malawi.

Australian Leonie Sii and Swede Mattias Holmbom met on Twitter in the dead of the night. Within months, they had fallen in love and made plans to travel the world together. Five years later, the pair have visited more than 15 countries and live together in Sydney.

Heartbreaking images show the ravaging effects of Huntington's Disease, after 20-year-old Becky Aspinall, from the UK, was diagnosed eight years ago. The young mother has lost the ability to eat, talk and walk. Now Becky, who was once the life and soul of the party, has been stripped of her independence and vigour. She is even unable to look after her young son Alfie and move into a care home. Huntington's disease is a hereditary disorder of the central nervous system which leads to a lack of muscle control and wastage, mood swings, personality changes and memory loss. Children of sufferers have a 50 50 chance of inheriting the condition.

A video of a cameraman zooming in on a model's pert buttocks as she walks off a television set has been viewed more than 120,000 times. A brunette beauty beams at the camera as she models red, black and white chequered pants and a matching bra, before turning her back to the cameras and striding off set. The talk show, SuperPop, has modelling displays as well as discussing porn and nymphomania - but says the programme is for the 'entire family'.

The stomach-churning footage shows the man wobbling on the rope as he attempts to make his way between two cliff faces. His friends can be heard shouting encouragement as he desperately tried to stay on the rope. Eventually, he falls off the rope and is left dangling from his harness. The video was shared on a Facebook group for slackline enthusiasts in France, but it is not clear exactly where the footage was filmed.

Neil and Helen Robinson have both been deaf since birth and communicated through sign language, lip reading and failed attempts at using hearing aids for the first 12 years of their marriage until being fitted with cochlear implants. They are the first-ever couple to receive cochlear implants at the University of Southampton Audiology Implant Service. The emotional moment the devices were first switched on was captured on video - with Neil, 50, at first joking that he didn't like the sound of his wife's voice. The couple, who live near Salisbury, Wiltshire, were born deaf due to both of their mothers contracting rubella during pregnancy.

The men were taking part in Hadaka Matsuri - or the Naked Man Festival - which takes place every year at the Saidaiji Kannon-in temple in Okayama City in western Japan. The men shoved each other for more than an hour on Saturday night in hopes of retrieving the lucky batons, thrown by a priest into the crowd. The sacred batons - measuring 4cm in diameter and 20cm in length - are believed to bring good luck for an entire year to whoever catches them. At 10pm, after the lights were turned off, the men battled fiercely with each other in a bid to grab the pair of lucky sticks - known as the shingi. The winners are dubbed 'fuku otoko', or lucky men, and are promised a year of good fortune.