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In Young Lee gave an Anglo name instead of causing difficulties with spelling, but ended up with "Steve Chink" on his Taco Bell receipt instead.

Following the deaths of 17 adults and children at a school in Florida last week, fresh calls have been voiced for a clampdown on gun controls.

Syrian, Afghan and Iraqi refugees injured by pensioner in knife attack outside church in Heilbronn, Denmark.

US Marines learned jungle survival techniques during a recent training exercise in Chonburi province, Thailand.

Survivors from the school and activists have called on Trump to take action on current gun laws in place.

The iconic guitar-maker Gibson that has been used by pop stars as diverse as Bob Marley and Guns N' Roses axeman could face bankruptcy.

Swastikas drawn on Polish embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, after Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki says Jews were among perpetrators of the Holocaust.

Trump Dating joins Trump Singles in the world of politically-divisive dating, although one appears to have an even more controversial rule than its rival.

Linda Wenzel joined Isis aged 15 after being groomed online. Iraqi troops captured her hiding in the rubble of Mosul last summer as they liberated the city.

"His implosion will be spectacular. It's starting," one Twitter user wrote.

The vicim's mother had registered a complaint with the police and the suspect has been taken into custody.

Pyongyang said the war games would be detrimental to peace in the Korean peninsula.

A 45-year-old man who wanted money to get drunk with his friends faked his kidnapping with the help of his pals but got caught after his girlfriend informed the police.

Republican Governor Matt Bevin has blamed last week's school shooting in Parkland, Florida in which 17 people were killed, on a "culture of death".

Team USA skier Gus Kenworthy shared a kiss with his boyfriend Matthew Wilkas at the bottom of the hill before his event on Sunday, and it soon went viral.

Parliament is expected to ratify the 15-day extension as the opposition is boycotting the session, leaving only government MPs in the house.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates said that ultra-wealthy people like him should be made to pay "significantly" higher taxes.

The volcano, one of three currently erupting in Indonesia, was dormant for four centuries before exploding in 2010, killing two people.

"Someone is insecure and it isn't Oprah," one Twitter user wrote.

An ATR 72-500, a twin-engine turboprop operated by the Aseman Airlines, came down in a mountainous region in southern Iran on 18 February killing 66 people.

The pair Pyry ("Snowfall") and Lumi ("Snow") in Finnish had been kept under quarantine.

Katie Tudor, a paramedic mentor for West Midlands Ambulance Service, posted the image of the hand-written note on Twitter which read "move your van from outside my house".

War of words between Iran and Israel escalates at Munich security conference.

It is believed that the unnamed trekker, who was with a group of friends, slipped on ice and snow before falling from Clogwyn Coch.

The Russian delegation at the Pyeongchang Olympics has announced that one of its athletes has failed a drug test.

A 300-year-old "sex manual" that was banned until the 1960s due to its shocking content featuring magic and myth, is set to be sold in auction next month.

A major Republican donor vowed he would not write another campaign cheque unless candidates pledged to support a ban on assault rifles.

Gerard Batten, Ukip interim leader, defended his belief that Islam is a "death cult", reasserting that it is "factually and historically true."

A murder probe has been launched by officers from the Metropolitan Police after a man was fatally stabbed in Kensington, west London, in the early hours of Sunday (18 February).