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Brit dad trapped in Afghanistan after 4,000-mile dash to save wife and four kids caught up in Kabul blast

Brit dad trapped in Afghanistan after 4,000-mile dash to save wife and four kids caught up in Kabul blast
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Brit dad trapped in Afghanistan after 4,000-mile dash to save wife and four kids caught up in Kabul blast

Brit dad trapped in Afghanistan after 4,000-mile dash to save wife and four kids caught up in Kabul blast
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Terrified mothers throw babies over barbed wire at Kabul airport as grinning Taliban thugs gun down protesters

DESPERATE mothers have been throwing babies over razor wire at a compound at Kabul airport as they begged British paratroopers to take them to safety.

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Kabul was once a beacon of hope as I drove round in my VW Beetle – but dark days are coming again

Kabul was once a beacon of hope as I drove round in my VW Beetle – but dark days are coming again
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COVID-19 wasn t just a disaster for humanity – new research shows nature suffered greatly too

It’s one year since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic. While the human and economic toll have been enormous, new findings show the fallout from the virus also seriously damaged nature. Conservation is often funded by tourism dollars – particularly in developing nations. In many cases, the dramatic tourism downturn brought on by the pandemic meant funds for conservation were cut. Anti-poaching operations and endangered species programs were among those affected. This dwindling of conservation efforts during COVID is sadly ironic. The destruction of nature is directly linked to zoonotic diseases, and avoiding habitat loss is a cost-effective way to prevent pandemics.

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