News Headlines - 26 January 2018

▽Tory MPs considering coup against May as frustration builds | The Guardian

Conservative MPs are considering another attempt at ousting Theresa May if the local elections go badly, as disillusionment with her leadership bubbles up among backbenchers once again.

▽How Workers in Europe Earned Money for North Korea—Until Now - WSJ

A few days before Christmas, Poland’s parliament quickly convened to put an end to an untenable arrangement: Hundreds of North Koreans working in Poland under slave-like conditions to earn money for their nuclear-armed pariah state.

▽Nutella price cut sparks fights between shoppers in supermarkets across France | Euronews

A 70 per cent price cut on 950-gram jars of Nutella has sparked violent scenes in supermarkets across France as customers jostled to grab a bargain.
The promotion was launched on Thursday (January 25) by the supermarket chain Intermarché and is due to run in stores until Saturday.

▽Donald Trump calls report he ordered Robert Mueller's firing 'fake news' | CBC News

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday dismissed as "fake news" a New York Times report that he ordered the firing of special counsel Robert Mueller last June, but backed down after White House lawyer Don McGahn threatened to resign.

▽US Olympic team doctor sentenced to 175 years in prison | Radio New Zealand News

US Olympic gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar has been sentenced to at least 175 years for the sexual abuse of more than 150 victims.