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    Moazzam Beg finally cleared

    Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Moazzam Beg was finally cleared of seven terror counts at the Old Bailey in Birmingham. The 45 year old was accused of attending a terrorist training camp in Syria as well as...
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    A Night with Meera Syal

    The Birmingham Rep Library Theatre held host to a comedic legend, author and actress Meera Syal, where Sathnam Sanghera held a conversational interview in front of a live audience. A combination of their brilliance and comedic...
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    YouTube star releases ‘Anti-extremism’ film

    A YouTube video which aims to highlight the dangers of radicalisation has been launched in the East Midlands. ‘Think for Yourself’ is a 15-minute film created by actor and comedian Humza Arshad, who already has tens...
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    Pakistan: Framing a New Policy

    In his latest visit (13 February 2014) to Turkey to discuss the ‘future, of Afghanistan, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, focused on the ways and means of establishing more constructive engagement with Afghanistan rather than ‘dominating’...
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    New shape of Yemen, would it be?

    The crisis Yemenis face is a very tremendous change in history at all levels. Nobody can believe what happened? But believe it or not, this is Yemen, many people put it nowadays. The plea reached out,...
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    Epidemics of slaughter plaguing the streets of Kobane- Isis the vortex of death

    War continues to prevail between the ISIS jihadists and Kurdish forces in the devilishly haunting Syrian City of Kobane. Hundreds of innocent people are being beheaded while their mutilated corpses litter the streets of Kobane, a...
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    Scientist believe in life after death

    In a four year study, researching more than 2,000 patients who have suffered cardiac arrests, scientists discovered that consciousness many continue after death. The extensive study was conducted at the University of Southampton, with research spanning...
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    Will India see the light at the end of the tunnel?

    A tear trickles down the faces of the poorest people as they feel helpless about their existence in the world’s poorest country. While passing by poor people living in literally, temporary box type shelters on the...
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    Insect listens in

    When an Indian man arrived at the doctors complaining of a strange itch, he hadn’t the faintest clue that the doctor would discover a 3-inch cricket burrowed inside the dark canals of his ear. It was...
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    The forgotten Afghans of Sri Lanka

    The island nation of Sri Lanka is indeed a popular tourist destination in the World and is one of the finest in the Asian Sub continent. Throughout history, this land of eternal charm has been of...
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