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The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show is being held at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, a nine-minute drive away from the Mandalay Bay resort.

The family of the deceased passenger, along with a co-passenger, have accused the cabin crew of negligence.

Maduro's socialist-backed Constituent Assembly calls for snap polls in April 2018 allowing Maduro to cement power against a fragmented opposition.

Troops and military vehicles are being mobilised near an airport in Pyongyang in suspected preparations for an upcoming military parade.

Kim Jong-un's programme is "not directed at UK but should be taken very seriously" as many British citizens live in the region, defence minister Howe said.

Four people were killed after a rescue helicopter collided in mid-air with a small plane in Germany.

The Turkish offensive aims to remove the US-backed and Kurdish-led SDF. Despite condemnation, the Syrian and Russian regimes appear to have given the operation the go-ahead.

Alexander Seifalian wants to produce bioengineered vaginas made out of pig intestine and human cells. But he's the subject of two UCL research misconduct inquiries.

The minister said that the theory was "scientifically wrong" and that it required a change in the education curriculum.

The term is used to describe people who believe trans women are not "real" women - but some see it as a slur.

Suicide rate in South Korean twice as high as other OECD countries. K-pop singer Jonghyun and actor Jun Tae-soo both took own lives.

Wolff suggests readers of his book should "read between the lines" to find evidence of Trump's extramarital fling.

Eight men in Switzerland have been caught by rising water tides in Hölloch cave. They face at least 48 more hours in the cave before they can escape.

US president offers to host French leader for first state visit of his presidency, claim sources, representing a diplomatic coup for Macron.

El Al pilots refuse to deport Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers to home countries where they face risk of death.

Does Malta have a corruption problem?

"Just like all things 'Trump' it was written in disappearing ink," one Twitter user wrote.

Leader of the Russian republic of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, is fuming after his Facebook and Instagram accounts were deactivated. He was sanctioned by the US for torturing gay men.

#Where_is_She? movement on social media puts focus on woman "disappeared" after peaceful protest against Iran's strict dress code.

One man was killed and at least 11 people were injured when an avalanche, possibly triggered by the eruption of a nearby volcano, engulfed skiers.

Philippines president Duterte has repeatedly made it clear that he does want to stay in power beyond his term when it ends in 2022.

Kim Hyon-hui was responsible for blowing up Korean Air Flight 858 in 1987 which killed 115 people. She says she did it on orders of Kim Jong-un's father Kim Jong-il.

LGBT campaigners accuse government of assault on gender rights to turn attention away from Egypt's serious financial problems.

US National Science Foundation reveals China published more papers in 2016 than US for very first time proving increasing international competition.

Two fast-food chicken outlets in Perth, Western Australia, were fined more than £22,000 following an extremely poor hygiene test.

Heavy snow in Klosters mountains where global financial conference takes place raises avalanche fears in extra safety headache for organisers.

The earthquake off Alaska is the first major seismic disturbance in the region for almost two years.

Lava fountains gush up 700 metres (2,300 feet) above Mount Mayon's crater and ash plumes tower up to three kilometres (1.9 miles) in the sky.

Local media identified the suspect as Imran Khan, who has reportedly confessed to the crime. He is thought to be a relative of the young victim.