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Issue: #12

Jul-Sep 2013

Egypt dominated the quarter after president Mohamed Morsi was deposed in a military coup. Rail disasters rocked Canada and Spain, Prince George was born, chemical attacks in the suburbs of Damascus killed more than a thousand people, Chelsea Manning was sentenced and Al-Shabaab militants attacked the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi. Oh, and Andy Murray became the first British man to win Wimbledon since 1936.

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Highlights

Returning to Lac-Mégantic three months after the rail disaster
How a Derby aviation engineer became a Nigerian king
Sabre-rattling in Gibraltar
The ultimate Alan Partridge-ographic
Behind the scenes at the Westgate Mall siege

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