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  1. A woman has been filmed struggling free from a mudslide in Lima

    A dozen people in Peru have died in the last three days as a result of dangerous flooding and mudslides that are now threatening the capital.

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  2. Tara Moss was surprised to discover the physical effects bullying could have.
  3. Rachel Maddow releases Donald Trump's tax returns
  4. 'Interrogated, not interviewed': Mem Fox describes her American ordeal

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