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bbc.co.uk | Jacob Panons |Nathan Bevan
Image source, The Association of Jewish RefugeesImage caption, About 4,000 men received refuge at the site near SandwichFamilies of Holocaust survivors have visited a Kent army base that helped rescue thousands of Jewish men. The members of the Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR) visited the Kitchener Camp at Sandwich on Thursday, which had been a haven from the Nazis for their parents and grandparents in 1939.
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aol.com | Jacob Panons |South East |Nathan Bevan
Families of Holocaust survivors have visited a Kent army base that helped rescue thousands of Jewish men. The members of the Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR) visited the Kitchener Camp at Sandwich on Thursday, which had been a haven from the Nazis for their parents and grandparents in 1939.
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bbc.com | Nathan Bevan
Police hunt thieves who stole gold and silver barsNathan BevanDevon & Cornwall PoliceThe items are said to have been taken during a burglary in Hatherleigh Police are investigating after thieves reportedly stole several gold and silver bars worth thousands from a property in Devon. The burglary in Hatherleigh is believed to have taken place between 12 June and 16 June and involved a pair of 1kg silver bars - the current approximate street value of which is £883 each.
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bbc.com | Nathan Bevan
Unknown woman sought after kisser arrestedNathan BevanBBC News, North East and CumbriaGoogleA woman was reportedly kissed by a man in Kendal on MondayPolice who arrested a man on suspicion of a town centre sexual assault are now appealing for his unknown victim to come forward. Officers were alerted to a man approaching a woman and kissing her on the mouth without consent in Kendal at about 16:00 BST on Monday, Cumbria Police said.
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bbc.com | Nathan Bevan
How Covid-19 led a cancer nurse to open a bookshopNathan BevanEmily Coady-StempBBCDawn Brewer said the bookshop had become "embedded in the local community"A nurse from Surrey who treated cancer patients for nearly 40 years has revealed how Covid-19 convinced her to make a drastic career change and open a bookshop. Dawn Brewer, 60, described how things getting "pretty rough" during the pandemic caused her to reassess the job she loved and start anew.
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