In an elaborate ruse, Trump swapped planes as he left a Nato summit in Turkey last month in response to an alleged Iranian threat, US media report. The US president was filmed boarding Air Force One in Ankara, but was then hidden inside a catering truck parked alongside the jet before being secretly transported to a smaller military aircraft. Journalists and some White House staff on board Air Force One didn't know he'd been smuggled out. The White House has not confirmed the switch. The clandestine operation came a day after the US renewed strikes on Iran following a breakdown of negotiations. US intelligence had previously warned of a specific threat of an attack on Trump or his aircraft, according to reports.

At 37, Wang Zhuang had lost faith that he would find someone to marry. Then, he met a woman through a matchmaking agency who seemed to tick every box. Within days he had agreed to pay her a substantial bride price and they were married. But shortly after, everything fell apart. Wang found out his new wife had been married three times before, had three children, a serious sexually transmitted disease, was in debt and had even lied about her age. He is just one of many men who have fallen victim to "flash marriage" scams. And in a country with 30 million more men than women, the industry is seeing "rapid growth".