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A burger chain in Hawaii has closed a Honolulu restaurant for cleaning after a video showed a rat being cooked on the grill.

Teddy's Bigger Burgers has closed the location and fired two employees who appeared on the Snapchat video.

The president of Teddy's Bigger Burgers Richard Stula said: "We are horrified that a former teenage employee would conduct themselves in that way and make such a video of which we are investigating its authenticity."

He also declared: "We are horrified a former employee would create something like this trying to destroy our reputation"

The restaurant immediately issued a "sanitisation" and replaced utensils in the kitchen.

Richard said: "We will then send a corporate team in to inspect and complete a thorough audit of the location before it is allowed to reopen.

The state Department of Health is scheduled to inspect the restaurant this week.

A man dressed as a knight used his sword to defend his dad against a gang.

Alun Powell, who dresses as a knight for battle re-enactments, drew his three-feet sword to scare off thugs who threatened him and his father outside his home in Newport, Wales.

The 31-year-old was convicted of three counts of possessing a bladed article in public, but was spared by a judge who was sympathetic the youths had threatened Alun's elderly father.

Alun told law enforcement he is a 'medieval sports enthusiast' who wears armour for sword fights, and has represented Wales in the equivalent of the sport's World Cup.

An onlooker said: "He was in a rage and wanted to put the fear of God into them and took up a fighting stance. They saw the weapons and got so frightened that they left as quickly as possible."