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Syria puts al-Qaeda and west on same side
Jon Snow blogs on the situation in Syria and why it seems to be putting al-Qaeda and the West on the same side.
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Jon Snow blogs on the situation in Syria and why it seems to be putting al-Qaeda and the West on the same side.
Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum blogs on the options for dealing with the violence in Syria
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