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This edition was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday the 10th of September 2016.

It's introduced by Kate 80.

Hello. Today, North Korea, our correspondent gets the briefest of glimpses into the secretive republic.

The way of death in Uzbekistan in the necropolis of the living Shah

the way of life across the channel in Calais

for both residents and those who want to travel further.

And though history often divides,

the Turks and the Hungarians come together to remember a siege 450 years ago.

First to the Eastern Mediterranean, now fringed with dispute and warfare and refugees.

The island of Cyprus, having come through a difficult time financially three years ago, is relying

on tourism to boost its economy, but is benefiting from a particular

kind of visitor, people looking for a civil marriage ceremony.

Ziolandnell explains couples from nearby countries with different religious

laws and traditions preventing their civil union are coming to Cyprus to

tie the knot. A cheesy love song blares out from tinny speakers as a young couple nervously walk

hand in hand past rows of empty seats in the Larnaca Civil Wedding Hall.

Rochelle and Abdul Kader are Lebanese,

but they've had to come to a foreign country

to make the commitment of a lifetime.

In t-shirts and ripped jeans, the pair aren't dressed as your typical bride and groom

and they exchange vows in English rather than their native language Arabic.

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