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    Senior video producer John Domokos on a community-focused video series highlighting social issues facing Britons today
  • Freshwater Five court case<br>Scott Birtwistle (second right) who was sentenced to 14 years’ detention and Daniel Payne (centre), who was jailed for 18yrs, two members of the Freshwater Five, for trying to smuggle 250kg of cocaine into the UK, outside the Royal Courts of Justice, central London, where Mr Payne is challenging his conviction in the Court of Appeal. Picture date: Thursday February 25, 2021. PA Photo. Mr Payne, 46, was jailed in 2011 for conspiracy to import £53 million of cocaine into the UK, via Freshwater Bay, off the coast of the Isle of Wight. Payne and three of his co-defendants – Jamie Green, Scott Birtwistle and Zoran Dresic – were said to have collected the drugs from the English Channel in a fishing boat, the Galwad-Y-Mor, in May 2010. See PA story COURTS FreshwaterFive. Photo credit should read: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

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    Our Turkey and Middle East correspondent reflects on a violent, tangled conflict that touches even the youngest lives
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    Reporting from Myanmar
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    Two journalists reflect on danger, fear and uncertainty of life in the country – and the risks people are taking to access information
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