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Two of the women in this birthday photo are now dead, the rest displaced - how life changed in a year
Dunya is holding a photo. Seven smiling faces look back at her, a snapshot of the lives of friends who worked and socialised with each other.
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On the ground in Beirut - a 'city under siege': The sound of the bombings is terrifying and there is no end in sight
Enormous explosions and thundering claps of sound reverberated around the Lebanese capital overnight, in what was probably the most violent night yet. They continued into the early hours.
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Mass of Israeli tanks appeared near Lebanon border earlier in the week - but were gone the next day
The mass of Israeli tanks and armoured personnel carriers was impossible to hide.
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'Like the end of the world': Israelis still haunted by 7 October Hamas attacks one year on
It was just after 6.30am when the first shots were fired.
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Boy, two, 'trampled to death' as four migrants die while attempting to cross Channel
A two-year-old boy was "trampled to death" as he and three adults lost their lives while attempting to cross the English Channel on Saturday, French authorities have said.
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Woman arrested in Canada after three people killed in three consecutive days
A woman has been arrested in Canada after three people were killed in three consecutive days.
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Donald Trump pledges Mars exploration as he returns to site of assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania
Donald Trump has returned to the site where he survived an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania - and opened with a joke.
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Poignant but purposely political - Trump returns to Butler
It was always probable that Donald Trump would return to Butler; that he would want to go back to the place where he almost died.
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Israel-Hamas war: A timeline of events in the year since 7 October - amid fears of wider Middle East conflict
After months of conflict and tens of thousands of deaths, fighting continues between Israel and Hamas, with the Middle East appearing to be on the brink of a wider war.
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D-Day cafe owner Arlette Gondree handed prestigious French honour
The owner of a historic cafe next to Pegasus Bridge, famous for her support for British D-Day veterans, has received a major honour from the French government.
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