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Hello, scandal on the Tea Estates of India.

Their products sold in the smarter shops in London and New York, but some of their workers

are beaten, hungry and underpaid.

Also today we find that British sarcasm is a prized

commodity at the state-run housemaids academy in the Philippines. The

foreigners are coming to look at the Dragons of Indonesia. The locals are excited but worried.

And it thrived under communism. Perhaps it could even cure a meagrain,

but the gypsy music which once provided the heartbeat of Central and Eastern Europe

is almost gone.

But first the eight-month battle over the international airport in the Eastern Ukrainian city

of Dunyetsk has not only left the

runway and terminal in ruins, it's also destroyed the neighborhoods nearby. The

fighting between government forces and pro-Russian rebels has left the small, once picturesque

suburb of Octiabruski largely empty.

It's mainly one-story houses have been destroyed.

The tales of rockets can be seen sticking out of

pavements. Homeless dogs and cats whose owners have been killed or who have fled rush

up to meet the few people who wander through its deserted streets.

A shaky cease-fy is still in place for now,

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