Jimmy Teng, now 72, spends his birthday giving out free ice cream to "make people happy."

The gunman in a supermarket is reported to have claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.

Thirty-nine Nigerian women are rescued after being found living in "squalid conditions in caves".

Anton Yelchin, who played Chekov, died when his car rolled downhill and crushed him two years ago.

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic is described by LA Galaxy as "one of the winningest players of all time" after completing a move to the club.

A crack stretching several kilometres has opened in south-western Kenya.

Gwyneth Paltrow is among the people who have backed the bee-venom therapy.

Karen McDougal says she cried when Mr Trump offered her money after their first encounter in 2006.

The gunman killed three and took hostages at a supermarket in Trèbes, southern France.

Relations between the UK and Russia have deteriorated following the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter in Salisbury.

At least 38 communities have been banned as Reddit distances itself from transactions of illicit goods.

Russia said it "regrets" that EU leaders are joining UK in blaming Moscow for an attack on an ex-spy.

Ireland miss out on a World Cup place as Afghanistan prevail by five wickets in the winner-takes-all Super Sixes match in Harare.

Recent online videos have had a "severely damaging effect on society", according to regulators.

The 16-year-old girl was put on life support after she was shot in the head by a classmate at school.

A ministry letter had said that the sport went against young women's dignity and culture.

Officials say at least 13 people have been killed in the explosion at Helmand sports stadium.

Major protests are held across the country against plans to further tighten the abortion laws.

An Iranian company allegedly stole data from 320 universities in the US and 21 other countries.

Everton defender Mason Holgate is given a formal warning by the Football Association after posting allegedly homophobic tweets in 2012.