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The volunteers who help give Syrian refugees a new start
As part of a series of special reports on Syrian refugees, Hannah McNulty has been looking at some of the work volunteers are doing to help them adjust to life in Cumbria
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How the Syrian war tore my family apart
Shireen, 21, moved to Carlisle with her mother but was forced to leave the rest of her family behind in Syria.
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Life in Cumbria after several years in a refugee camp
In the second part of our series, we met Sameer Al Assad who spent several years in a refugee camp with his wife and three children.
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Record numbers of people fled persecution and war last year, says UN
Almost 71 million people are now classed as refugees - up 2 million in a year - the United Nations has revealed.
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The Syrian refugee who dreams of owning a restaurant
In the first of the series, meet Walaa who left Syria with her family when war broke out.
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Why refugees fled Syria for a new life in the UK
An estimated 5.7 million people have fled the Syria, according to the United Nations.
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Tears as Queen praises 'courage and sacrifice' on D-Day 75 years ago
World leaders joined the Queen as she marked the momentous events on the beaches of Normandy in June, 1944.
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Penrith's community work together to reduce plastic use
The project will highlight the extent of damage being done to land and oceans through plastic pollution.
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January's super blood wolf moon
Some of our region's skygazers were awake bright and early this morning to catch a glimpse of the rare super blood wolf moon.
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A bench has been unveiled in the west Cumbria town Cockermouth to coincide with the anniversary of the end of World War One.
The new street furniture is already catching the eye of locals and was installed by the Rotary Club. It's on the town's main street outside the United Reformed Church.
They gave the ultimate sacrifice, they gave their lives in absolutely horrific conditions and they did that for our benefit so that we at least can live in peace. It has not go to be forgotten.