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This map reveals how Cardiff has become a hotbed for extremism where a string of young Muslims have been inspired to launch jihad in Syria, Iraq and also in the UK. The father of two radicals says the Welsh capital is facing a crisis with extremists leafleting communities and holding 'pop-up' events to groom young men. At least three students brought up in Cardiff have fallen under their spell and fled to fight with other extremists from Isis in the past year. Two appeared in a video encouraging others to join them. But the latest shocking case involving Reyaad Khan, 20, and brothers Nasser Muthana, 20, and 17-year-old Aseel is not the first time the city has had links to jihad.

School days: Third British jihadist
Answer: Reyaad Khan having fun with friends in Cardiff before he fled to fight
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When Princess Diana's death was announced nearly 20 years ago, a tidal wave of emotion swept over Britain with an intensity that took many aback. Mourners arrived in London in their thousands, leaving a mountain of floral tributes at the gates of the Royal Palaces and openly weeping in a rare collective moment of national grieving. But as crowds thronged the Mall, threatening to storm the palace if the Queen failed to fly the flag at half-mast, little has ever really been known about what was going on behind the closed castle doors of Balmoral, the royal estate in Scotland where the Queen shut herself away with her two grandsons as the hysteria around them intensified.

There were also accusations that the Queen remained in
Answer: Scotland for too long, and did not return quickly enough to London, where thousands had gathered in united grief over the Diana's death.
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The New York City taxi cab driver involved in the crash that caused a British tourist to lose her leg on Tuesday, took the unusual step of holding a press conference outside the hospital she is recovering in and pointed the finger of blame at the cyclist he had been arguing with moments before the accident. Faysal Kabir Mohammad Himon, 24, was unafraid of defending his role in the horror smash and told the gathered reporters outside Bellevue Hospital today in Manhattan's Kips Bay that 'It's not my fault, it's just accident.' (sic). Appearing to be nervous, Himon said that the crash outside the Rockefeller Center, in which 23-year-old Sian Green lost her foot, was caused when he accelerated away from cyclist Kenneth Olivo because he was afraid that he was going to be attacked.

On holiday: Sian Green, right, is now beginning rehab and has left the intensive care unit after her leg was severed when a taxi mounted the pavement in
Answer: Manhattan, New York City, last month.
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In the space of six weeks, with great displays of importance, India's capital will have hosted two world leaders who no longer speak with each other: the presidents of Russia and the United States. India sits uncomfortably between these two adversaries. Pick your geopolitical topic -- Syria, Iran, Ukraine -- and you can be sure that Moscow and Washington will be at odds with each other. New Delhi has been watching from afar, sitting on the fence. It is fair to ask if India's stance is sustainable. Can you simultaneously court close friendships with two states whose foreign policies are designed to hurt the other?

And as long as they do, they will court each other, with the
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assistant: U.S. watching on.