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On Tuesday, a father, 34, and a son, 12, were caught stealing two cartons of milk, six apples and some drinks from a store in Incheon. The father said he was in a dire need trying to feed his hungry family.

The father, a cab driver, has been unable to work for six months due to health issues. The store owner forgave the family and begged for them to receive light punishment.

A police officer then took the father and son to a restaurant and bought them a meal, and a customer, who heard about the family's circumstances, visited the restaurant and gave the man an envelope containing 200,000 won.

Mariah Carey's holiday juggernaut "All I Want for Christmas Is You" just this week topped the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time in the song's 25-year history.

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The newfound chart dominance of "All I Want for Christmas" — it climbed as high as No. 3 last holiday season — can be chalked up to any number of factors, including nostalgia, the ever-growing influence of streaming services and the fact that "All I Want for Christmas" has aged remarkably well.

Now, at least for this particular week in December 2019, Carey's classic doesn't just represent the last word in holiday songs; it's the last word in songs, period.

Estonia’s president has apologised after his country’s interior minister mocked Finland’s new prime minister – the world’s youngest serving government leader .

Mart Helme, 70, the leader of the populist far-right party Ekre, ridiculed Finland’s Sanna Marin, 34, and her government saying, ““Now we see how one sales girl has become a prime minister and how some other street activists and non-educated people have also joined the cabinet,”on his party’s radio talk show on Sunday.

Marin, who has spoken about growing up in a disadvantaged family, worked as a cashier before studying at university and embarking on a political career.