内容摘要：Flanked by bodyguards, he was greeted by a handful of fans and chants of "Georgescu for president". One man in white smock and flowing beard waved a giant flag; another held a large silver icon above Georgescu's head.

Flanked by bodyguards, he was greeted by a handful of fans and chants of "Georgescu for president". One man in white smock and flowing beard waved a giant flag; another held a large silver icon above Georgescu's head.

Robert Charles Albon, who calls himself Joe Donor, claims to have fathered children all over the world from China to Australia after advertising online.But using him as a donor turned into a "horror story" for a couple after he took them to court as he wanted parental rights over their child.

Mr Albon has declined to comment.It is extremely rare for a parent in a family court case about children to be publicly identified but the family court judge said it was in the public interest in naming Mr Albon.In his judgement, Jonathan Furness KC said he wanted to protect women from the possible consequences of unregulated sperm donorship and from using Mr Albon.

The baby in this case was conceived by syringe injection to a same-sex couple, although Mr Albon claimed to have had secret sex with the biological mother in the back of a car. That's a claim rejected by the judge.Cardiff Family Court heard that Mr Albon, who is in his 50s, was a "stranger" to the child and has only met them for 10 minutes when a few weeks old for a "one-off" photo.

Mr Albon applied to the court for parental responsibility, to be named on the birth certificate and changes to the child's name.

Mr Albon wanted the child's non-biological mother to be called "auntie" rather than mother, despite the fact she had acted as a parent from birth.for Trump's presidency, which was authored by figures who are now key White House staff, recommended withdrawal from both institutions and termination of financial contributions.

It said the institutions "espouse economic theories and policies that are inimical to American principles of free market and limited government principles."Following a White House executive order, all international intergovernmental organisations of which the US is a member will be reviewed to determine if they are "contrary to the interests of the US" and "can be reformed".

The six month review may then provide recommendations for withdrawal to President Trump.Sources in the G20, or Group of Twenty - a club of countries that meets to discuss global economic and political issues - said that during his first term, Trump's team suggested abolishing the IMF at the 2018 Buenos Aires Summit.