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Issue: #13

Oct-Dec 2013

The end of 2013 saw Typhoon Haiyan, the strongest storm ever recorded at landfall, claim more than 6,000 lives in the Philippines. Meanwhile modern day slavery was exposed in London, a police helicopter crashed in Glasgow and Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s ex-president, died aged 95.

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Covers Oct-Dec 2013
Published March 2014

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Highlights

Picking up the pieces from Typhoon Haiyan
The battle to free the ‘Native American Nelson Mandela’
A Rob Ford scandal-o-graphic
Hunting for the ghost particle
The kids who stood up to the butchers of Rwanda
Everything Monty Python ever did

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