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podcasts. Having fled Syria that the knee family spent a month trying to get to Greece but when when they did, their relief was short-lived.

Okay, because he's now banging it against the shield.

People are forcing through anyway.

They're forcing their way through.

They're just charging.

They were soon caught up in a riot at the Macedonian border

and had to spend several nights sleeping rough, in cold fields and on the streets. The lack of sleep took its toll on 16 year old

Abbien. To who's today, start hallucinating, I'm losing it literally I'm losing it for his mother maged and younger brother

Yaman it was the lack of food that wore them down

I'm pretty angry food that wore them down. I want to cook everything.

For their father, Abdur-A-Ove, it was the prospect of being caught and registered in Hungary that filled him with fear as

22 year old Alma explained.

I'm so afraid from Hungary, you know I heard a lot of things about this country. It's very difficult to cross the borders.

It's very difficult they took the passports. I don't know. My father afraid about this.

He was right to be. As the family walked across the border in the rain, they were arrested by

the Hungarian police.

You're listening to the

third part of a new life in Europe. I'm Manveen Rana, and I followed the Nee family for a few months

as they made their remarkable journey.

I'm outside the refugee camp at Ruska, which was the first little village in Hungary when you come over the border from Serbia.

I received messages from the family this morning with their location.

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