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Returning military dad John Grieten surprise his Down's syndrome son in adorable video

Airman John Grieten, who had spent the last six months in Southwest Asia, was filmed standing behind his son Joshua at Newark High School in Delaware as he went about his daily activities (top left). The 15-year-old, who is a student in the REACH program, was completely unaware of his dad being in the room when suddenly he sneaked up on him and asked 'Can I sit here?' The video showed Joshua staring at his father and saying 'dad?' before shouting 'daddy' and throwing his arms around him in excitement (bottom left). Everyone in the room can be heard clapping and cheering, while others film the reunion, as the pair continue to hug each other in delight (right).

Transsexual man gives birth to a girl after discovering he was pregnant two months after

Henry Steinn (pictured left during his pregnancy), 19, said he had not planned to get pregnant, but when he found out he was expecting he decided it was the opportunity to have a child and a family with his partner Thorir Leo Petursson. The Icelandic couple (together right) have now had a baby girl (top and bottom centre), who Mr Steinn is currently breastfeeding, after which he plans to resume his gender reassignment surgery.

Four flight attendants and three passengers were hospitalized after the Allegiant Air plane, flying from Punta Cana to Pittsburgh, made an emergency landing in Fort Lauderdale.

North Korea, which in recent months has increased its pursuit of nuclear weapons, today held its first ruling party congress since the rule of tyrant Kim Jong-Un's grandfather, Kim Il-Sung.

As the beat drops, the man from Kentucky folds one leg over the other and leans to the left, smashing a hole in the wall with his shoulder. He then surveys the damage.

The woman, from Catalonia, is 20 weeks into her pregnancy and has decided to keep the baby, Spanish media reported. The birth defect is marked by babies born with undersized heads.

EXCLUSIVE: The ISIS fighter is filmed laughing as he pulls the pin on the belt. MailOnline believes the militant's real name is Gezim Klokoci, a 19-year-old college dropout from North London.

A 26-year-old Algerian man, whose name hasn't been released, is being led into the courtroom in Cologne, Germany, Friday, May 6, 2016. He went on trial for allegedly being part of a group that groped a woman on Cologne on New Year's Eve. (Marius Becker/dpa via AP)

The 26-year-old Algerian man - who cannot be named due to German privacy laws - was the first to go on trial for a sexual offence during the New Year chaos, despite more than 1,000 complaints.

A former trash collector in Los Angeles, Lonnie Franklin Jr., was convicted Thursday of ten 'Grim Sleeper' serial killings that spanned two decades and targeted young, poor African-American women.

'I was NOT a spy': Polish solidarity hero Lech Walesa denies he was a communist secret

Former president Lech Walesa has taken to social media to clear his name of accusations that he was a communist spy by publishing 30 pages a day from secret police files. He claims they show the files - which appear to bear his signature (top left) - are faked, a not unusual practice under Communist rule. The Nobel Prize winner (centre, leading a strike in 1980, and top right, in 1983) is now releasing 30 pages a day on his Facebook page - despite falling 8,000 short of the 10,000 'likes' target he set as a benchmark to begin publishing.

Syrian refugee camp air strike 'kills or injures dozens of people'

International leaders rallied in condemnation of the 'indefensible' attack in Syria that left charred bodies strewn across the ground (main picture) and dozens of women and children bloodied and maimed (pictured top and bottom right). It is not confirmed who was responsible for the strike on the camp but opposition activists say Syrian or Russian warplanes were responsible, with international leaders labeling the 'appalling' incident a possible war crime.

Plans for the Chicago SkyLine were revealed this week, showing a system of glass pods that could carry 3,000 tourists every hour both ways over the Chicago River.

Zimbabwe has in recent years exported elephants in a bid to raise funds and cut the ballooning population ©Jekesai Njikizana (AFP/File)

Drought-hit Zimbabwe has been battling to reduce its animals - especially elephants - whose population is more than twice what the parks can accommodate.

Leicester City defender Christian Fuchs has been smacked down by a US newspaper after he demanded that it remove an article about him buying a new house in New York.

Justin Bieber has been accused of desecrating the Argentinian flag after he was filmed reportedly throwing it out of the back of a car after being given it by a fan in New York.

As the beat drops, the man from Kentucky folds one leg over the other and leans to the left, smashing a hole in the wall with his shoulder. He then surveys the damage.

The banana-skin yellow 1974 VW Beetle was remastered into 25 items of furniture, including a bed with a door headboard, an exhaust-pipe lamp and a windscreen dressing table.

Quintuplet Perth mum shares first picture of all five babies

A mother who gave birth to quintuplets has shared the first adorable picture of all five babies lined up in their car capsules (left). Kim Tucci (pictured right, while pregnant), 26, and her husband Vaughn, both from Perth, welcomed the five new babies to their growing brood in January - a son, Keith, and four daughters - Ali, Penelope, Tiffany and Beatrix. The children were preparing to head off to a medical appointment, with Ms Tucci revealing it took a huge effort to get them there: 'It took three cars but we did it!!'

Jeremy Corbyn on borrowed time as Labour avoids heavy council election losses in England

Labour moderates have queued up to condemn Jeremy Corbyn in the wake of the disastrous results, pointing out that the party showed no signs of mounting a realistic challenge to the Conservatives at the next general election. The veteran left-winger's own deputy Tom Watson admitted Labour was in a 'serious' situation but appealed for potential rebels to give him more time. With 80 out of 124 English council elections declared, Labour has lost control of just one authority - in Dudley - and dropped 25 seats. However, it is still the worst showing by an Opposition party since the 1980s and critics pointed out that the Tories are in turmoil over the looming EU referendum. In Scotland, where Mr Corbyn's allies had claimed his anti-austerity and anti-Trident stances would play well, the party has been humiliated by the SNP and beaten into third by the Conservatives. But at a rally in Sheffield, Mr Corbyn said the party 'hung on and we grew support in a lot of places'.

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX/Shutterstock (5673808t)\nZac Goldsmith votes in his Richmond Park constituency as polls open in the London Mayoral election\nLondon Mayoral Election, Britain - 05 May 2016\nConservative candidate for Mayor of London, Zac Goldsmith, votes in his Richmond Park constituency as polls open in the London Mayoral election.\n

The final result of the race to succeed Boris Johnson will be announced at City Hall later today. Mr Khan held a 14 point lead over Mr Goldsmith in the final pre-election poll.

The Conservative MP - who will remain in post until the new mayor is announced this afternoon - was subjected to the abuse as he unveiled the latest segregated bike path on Blackfriars Bridge.

Ruth Davidson, pictured, will be the leader of the opposition and led the fight against a second independence referendum during the Scottish elections.

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry - who once referred to Donald Trump's candidacy as a 'cancer' - is now endorsing his party's presumptive nominee.

Donald Trump models a hard hat during a Charleston, W.V. rally after accepting the endorsement of the West Virginia Coal Association on May 5, 2016 at the Charleston Civic Center

The billionaire brought the house down when he said Clinton was part of 'almost everything' in her husband Bill's White House - and a woman in the crowd yelled 'Monica who?'

Trump grabs from Fox news / Bret Baier

Donald Trump told Fox News on Thursday that the UK would be better off without the EU. He said Monday in an interview with Dailymail.com that Barack Obama was wrong to take sides.

Donald Trump caught peeking at photo of ex-wife Marla Maples in a bikini in offensive taco

Donald Trump (left) has been caught taking a peek at a picture of his ex-wife Marla Maples (inset, together in 1991) in a tweet showing him eating a taco bowl and celebrating how he 'loves Hispanics'. The Republican presumptive nominee sent out a tweet on Thursday that said: 'Happy #CincoDeMayo! The best taco bowls are made in Trump Tower Grill. I love Hispanics!' However, peering out from under a newspaper was a picture of Ms Maples wearing a blue bikini at the Hawaiian Tropic beauty pageant in 1985 (right).

Russian orchestra performs concert in Palmyra amphitheatre after ISIS defeated

A Russian orchestra has performed in Syria's ancient Roman amphitheatre in Palmyra, only weeks after it was recaptured from ISIS. Russian maestro Valery Gergiev conducted the Mariinsky orchestra in what is the first performance since the theatre was used by ISIS to hold public executions. Despite the scorching afternoon heat, the St Petersburg-based orchestra played a range of music including Bach and Prokofiev, in front of a packed crowd.

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Ollie Gray, a PI who has been investigating the murder of JonBenet Ramsey for two decades, said on Friday that he believes a local Boulder, Colorado man was responsible for her death.

Ian Fraser, now 49, from Kent, is suffering from young onset dementia. The disease, often hereditary, killed his mother Eileen aged 50. His son Tommy said: 'I really miss my dad.'

The Navy will hold demonstration of unmanned technology off the coast of Scotland. One company will trial the world's first UAV capable of landing autonomously on a moving ship.

The woman in Andrew Wyeth's famous painting Christina's World, suffered from Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, which causes movement problems, according to experts from the Mayo clinic, Rochester.

A 16-year-old student from Seine-et-Marne who converted to Islam a year ago was reportedly not told why she was being sent home by the school (pictured) until the day after.

NEW YORK, NY - MAY 03: Rita Ora and mom Vera Sahatciu attend VH1's "Dear Mama" Taping at St. Bartholomew's Church on May 3, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Laura Cavanaugh/FilmMagic)

Rita's mother Vera Sahatciu Ora (right) posted a scathing message on social media, pointing out that her daughter's cousin Dorotea Sahatciu, 23, barely knew the singer.

Incredible moment firefighter saves a suicidal woman by kicking her back to safety as he

This is the incredible moment a fire fighter swings over the edge of a building and kicks a suicidal woman to safety. The woman was said to have been distracted by police inside the building while the fire fighter attempted his daring move.  After she was knocked inside, the woman was then rescued by the team within the building in Xuzhou, east China.

Refugee Osama Abdul Mohsen still waits for the life he was promised in Europe

He won sympathy from around the world when he was tripped over as he carried his son across the Hungarian border but refugee Osama Abdul Mohsen is still awaiting the quiet life he was promised seven months ago when a Spanish sports club helped him flee to the Mediterranean country. Mr Mohsen's story went viral after he was filmed being tripped up by camerawoman Petra Laszlo as he fled police near the Hungarian border with Serbia last September. He was carrying his youngest son Zaid (together left), then aged seven, in his arms at the time, and the two fell sprawling on the ground. Footage of the incident (bottom right) helped bring him to the attention of a football training school in Getafe, on the outskirts of Madrid, which found him work as a liaison officer. Zaid, now a year older, as well as Mohsen's 17-year-old son Mohammed, who was in Germany at the time, now live with their father (together top right). However, while mementos from the footballing world that brought the Syrian refugees to Spain remain strewn around their flat, Mr Mohsen admits that he has not yet been able to properly settle and is still struggling to learn the language.

Jenny Mason, 30, from Liverpool, was diagnosed with Pica - a compulsive urge to eat non-food items - after she began craving bricks, mortar, sand and soil while pregnant with her son Rylee, now three.

A Colombian mariner has been rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard after surviving a two-month ordeal in the Pacific by eating fish and seagulls.

The coffee thins come in original glazed, caramel macchiato and cappuccino (pictured) flavors. Three of them have the same amount as a cup of coffee for 160 calories, 10g of fat and 14g to 17g of sugar.

The video, which is believed to have been captured in Sabah, Malaysia, shows the digger using its arm and bucket to make a controlled descent down the side of a steep hill.

The unidentified man climbed onto the pedestal of the Dom Sebastiao statue at Rossio railway station in Lisbon, Portugal, but knocked the item over trying to get the perfect shot.

Chris Pudney, from Chorley, and Conor, both 21, were both under the impression they were flirting with a beautiful woman - but were actually exchanging suggestive messages with each other.

Pyramid 3D images show hidden tunnels inside mysterious structure

The pyramids of Egypt have held their secrets for more than 4,500 years. Now, Egyptian and foreign experts have begun unraveling their mysteries with the help of space particles. The team are using 'cosmic rays' to create maps that show the internal structures of these ancient wonders - and they say they could hold some surprises. Last week, archaeologists revealed the first results of their work involving the Bent pyramid (inset), 25 miles south of Cairo. The 3D images show the internal chambers of the 4,600-year-old structure, as well as clearly revealing the shape of its second chamber.

Tiens Group chairman Li Jinyuan to take 2,500 employees on holiday to Spain

The generous Chinese billionaire boss Li Jinyuan (inset) who took 6,400 of his staff to the South of France last year has done it again - this time taking his employees to Madrid (left and right). This year, the group is a lot smaller at just 2,500 people. The trip, which also includes visits to Toledo and Barcelona, is estimated to have cost 7million euros (£5.52million).

The capsule hotel was unveiled in Hunan, central China on May 4. It's made from acrylic plates and aluminium poles, with just enough room for two people.

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Sixteen female West Point cadets pictured outside the academy's Central Barracks giving what appears to be a 'Black Lives Matter' salute while in uniform are being investigated.

The 29-year-old insisted the unnamed actor, unmasked in the US this week, was 'not a serial cheat nor a k**bhead footballer who goes around blatantly cheating over and over again.'

Pic shows: Girl's hair catches fire.\n\nThis is the scary moment that a two-year-old girl's caught fire while she was blowing out her birthday cake candles.\n\nLittle Narda clapped her hands in delight at the sight of her surprise cake at her home in the city of Adiyaman in south-eastern Turkey.\n\nHer older sister and brother had brought the cake, with candles lit, into the room and put it on the floor in front of her.\n\nNarda, in her best party frock for the occasion, was told to blow out the candles and gave it her best shot - but with no luck.\n\nShe leaned further forward to try again but still the candles just would not blow out.\n\nFor her third attempt, captured on a video filmed by her parents, she bends right over the cake.\n\nSuddenly, a lock of her long black hair falls forward, catches a lit candle, and bursts into flames.\n\nNarda jumps backwards but in less than a second nearly half of her beautiful hair is ablaze.\n\nThankfully, her older brother reacted quickly enoug

Narda, two, from Adiyaman in south-eastern Turkey, was presented with a birthday cake to celebrate her special day and as she lent over to blow out the candles - her hair caught fire.

LAS VEGAS, NV - MAY 24: Visitors ride the SlotZilla zip line attraction at the Fremont Street Experience on May 24, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

A group of Las Vegas tourists were infuriated on Wednesday after a teenage boy, 15, urinated on them from the top of a zip line called SlotZilla.

They're not known for being the world's most loveable creatures, but that didn't stop one kindhearted San Diego animal-lover from saving a rat that got its head stuck in a wall.

Gruesome video shows enraged bull goring cowering man for more than TWO MINUTES after he

The gruesome footage, which is believed to have been captured in South America, showed the bull catching the man's trailing leg and sending him hurtling into the air. The man, who is not a matador, is then continuously gored by the bull which batters him with its large horns as he cowers on the ground. People can be heard screaming and attempt to distract the enraged animal but it guards the man for more than two minutes before finally running away.

Emirates passenger claims she was humiliated by staff over possession of diazepam on

Karen Young, from Tamworth, Staffordshire, said she was reduced to tears at Birmingham Airport when Emirates staff told her she could be 'locked up' in the United Arab Emirates for carrying diazepam. Young said she wasn't doing anything wrong because she was carrying a prescription (inset) with the medication as she flew to Sydney via Dubai. The UAE's strict drug laws state that possession of medication containing codeine or similar narcotic-like ingredients could result in a mandatory four-year prison sentence, although it allows tourists to bring their medicine into the country as long as they are carrying a prescription.

After he oversaw Osama bin Laden's death, CIA Pakistani bureau chief Mark Kelton (pictured) was pulled out of the country, afflicted by what might have been a secretive plot to poison him.

A distressing video of a small baby left gasping for air as she attempts to swim in a paddling pool has sparked a heated debate on social media. Some say it shows great parenting but others disagree.

The Lingko fields (pictured) high in the mountains of the volcanic island of Flores were created by villagers who developed a system to fairly distribute land.

Police were called to the six-bedroom mansion in Cheshire after the words 'I hope she was worth it' were daubed on his gate along with 'Welsh c**t'.

The research station (pictured), which has been likened to a caterpillar because of its shape, was built on a floating ice shelf in the Weddell Sea, on the northwest corner of Antarctica.

The Thames celebrated a milestone today as London welcomed the 930-passenger Viking Sea - the largest ocean-going cruise ship to be christened on the famous river.

Former soldier speaks out after receiving sex change operation at budget New Delhi clinic

Former US soldier Betty Ann Archer flew to New Delhi to complete her gender transition, one of a growing number of foreigners heading to India for budget sex-change operations. Born Dale Archer, the 64-year-old American said she felt trapped in the wrong body right from the start, recalling secretly trying on her mother's dresses as a boy - much to the horror of her conservative military father. A growing number of transgenders are choosing to have their operations in India over leading sex-change destination Thailand, despite it traditionally shunning its own transgender community.

Mexican army seizes 25 TONNES of cannabis after truck topples over while trying to avoid

The truck driver spotted the military checkpoint, top right, and swerved violently onto a side road in Huatabambo in Sonora province which moved the large load of drugs in the trailer forcing it onto its side. Security forces, bottom right, unloaded almost 2,500 packages containing cannabis, many of which had fallen out of the back of the truck, left. They also recovered a further 1.8kg of crystal meth from the front of the vehicle.

The 31-year-old royal, who was just 12 years old when Lady Diana Spencer was killed in a car crash in Paris in August 1997, admits that he can't remember much of their time together.

Brand experts are hailing the Norfolk photo-shoot as a huge coup for both the Royal Family and Vogue, with the magazine expected to see a sales boom off the back of the photo-shoot

A study from Warwick University ranked major airlines using emissions data supplied to the Carbon Disclosure Project. In 2014, Finnair was the cleanest airline.

These are the shocking scenes where a raider vaults the counter of a gas station in Toledo, Ohio in a bid to force the pregnant cashier to empty the till before he is attacked by other staff members.

NEW YORK, NY - MAY 02: Taylor Swift attends 'Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology' Costume Institute Gala at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 2, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by James Devaney/GC Images)

The Shake It Off singer raked in £50.8million thanks to her 1989 World Tour, which earned her £42.2million, it was announced on Friday, as she beat One Direction and Adele to the top spot.

The suspects were all held under the Terrorism Act after Michael 'Mickey' Barr was laid to rest in his home town of Strabane, County Tyrone today.

Welcome to the world: Heart-melting pictures show a baby panda at Chinese breeding base

The first panda cub of 2016 has been born in Chengdu, south west China's Sichuan province. Chinese media claims it is the first newborn in the world this year. The panda which has not yet been named was born at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and is the offspring of 9-year-old Ai Bang (inset). The birth was live streamed with 620,000 page views.

Female cadets surprise onlookers by breaking into synchronised dance to thank their male

The group of uniform-clad women (pictured) dance to honour Defender of the Fatherland Day. Filmed in the country's capital, Astana, the video was a reply to a similar one made by male cadets celebrating International Women's day. The young women, who are all students, can be seen making heart shapes (top left) with their hands and blowing kisses at the cameras. They performed the dance in the shape of a number seven (inset), which is the date of the holiday.

The woman was rescued in Nairobi hours after being located by rescuers who gave her oxygen while they tried to extract her from the ruins of the six-storey building.

The shocking incident took place on a very busy road in Guazhou, north China. In the footage, the boy stood up just as his mother's tricycle started moving so he fell out.

A hilarious video shows Beakie the seagull letting himself into the home in Penzance, Cornwall, before having a good explore and tucking into a portion of cat biscuits.

Officials in Venice are set to install giant aerosol devices of essential oils to deter highly aggressive seagulls that are attacking tourists and locals by swooping in to steal food from restaurant tables.

China's state-run TV station has released footage showing buildings on a reef in the South China Sea for the first time. The video was released on May 3 showing a visit by celebrities to the reef.

A Historic document has revealed that the famous Spanish author of Don Quixote may actually be of English heritage.

Amazing 850ft TRIPLE waterfall formed by unique rock formations: Beautiful rapids are

These remarkable pictures show a unique three-tiered waterfall in northern Lebanon as water crashes down through circular rock formations and cavernous gorges. Taken at the Baatara Gorge waterfall, the water falls 850ft through three naturally formed rock circle formations before crashing at the bottom of a cave formed out of Jurassic-era limestone.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. These are the amazing scenes as wildlife volunteer Stephanie Oratez of the Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Texas saved ten infant possums.

The small planet will resemble a black dot (pictured in 2006) as it passes in front of the sun on 9 May. Bournemouth-based All About Space magazine reveals all you need to know.

Shocking footage has emerged of scaffolding collapsing during a storm in China. Two people were injured in the incident which occurred on May 4 in Guiyang City, south west China.

Ancient Egyptian treasures of sunken cities go on show this weekend after years in Nile

Enormous statues (pictured inset and right), golden jewellery and hieroglyphic tablets (pictured left) which were feared lost forever have been reclaimed from the sea, and are to be put on public display from 19 May in a major exhibition by the British Museum in London. The treasures belong to Heracleion and Canopus, cities built on the shifting ground of the Nile delta, which are now buried beneath 10ft (3 metres) of silt.

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