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| | | Hello. As the clock ticks on the end of the ceasefire declared between the US and Iran, the next round of talks remain up in the air. A ground-breaking DNA process has led to Kenyan children learning the truth about their military dads. And finally, watch as it all goes horribly wrong for a man who thought he'd just won a marathon. | | | | | | |
| TOP OF THE AGENDA | | How US interception of Iranian ship unfolded | | | | | The Touska was travelling to Iran from China, having stopped in Malaysia on its way. | | Preparations are continuing in Pakistan in the hopes that peace talks between the US and Iran will go ahead. Any negotiations are expected to focus on what one former navy commander has called "the blockade within the blockade", as both the US and Iran try and exert economic pressure on the other by controlling shipping in the vital Strait of Hormuz. This played out on Sunday, when the US intercepted an Iranian ship which appeared to defy its naval blockade. Iran called the seizure of the Touska, a vessel travelling from China, an "act of armed piracy" and a violation of the ceasefire. Here's what we know about the interception. | | | | | | | | |
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| | | BEYOND THE HEADLINES | | 'They told me he was dead': Children born near army base search for their dads | | | | | | | Cathy spent years desperately trying to contact her father through Facebook. | | For years, Cathy was told her father, a former British Army soldier who was stationed in a base in Kenya, was dead. As she got older, the 20-year-old discovered he was alive and tried messaging him on Facebook, but he says he blocked her accounts, not recognising them. Now Phil, and 19 others who worked for the UK military in Kenya, have been identified through a ground-breaking process as fathers of children born near the base. | | | | | | |
| SOMETHING DIFFERENT | | Written in the stars | | Some travellers are choosing their destinations based on astrology. | | | | | | | | |
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