Where is home. When your family is scattered across the globe. Thats all the kids get. To. The journey back to the Roots Mission get him into the. Shot family from somalia live around the world to them one of them needed urgent assistance and. The family starts october 8th on t w. We were in the german city of last number. After months of research we come face to face with this man. An alleged syrian war criminal who we can only identify as mohamed s. Living freely in germany who is he the allegations against him are grave have
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Town’s play-off hopes suffered a blow as they were beaten 3-1 at Watford. The Hornets, outsiders for the top six themselves, were ahead through Albert Riera at the break, but Anthony Wordsworth equalised five minutes after the restart, however, two goals in three minutes from Gabriel Angella and Lewis McGugan sealed the three points for the home side.
David McGoldrick and Frank Nouble both forced Manuel Almunia into saves late in the half and Diego Fabbrini hit the post for the visitors but Town and Watford remain locked at 0-0 at the break.