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I had 12 cans with me.

They took nine from me and left me three cans.

The three cans don't suffice Siwar at all.

Marianne Mackham endured years of brutality before escaping from a plantation in Virginia and stowing away on a ship.

On arrival in Britain, she was taken in by a Quaker family and lived to the age of 92.

Her story was largely forgotten until a local historian in North Shields stumbled across it in 2016.

An exhibition followed, and last month a statue was unveiled to her.

The resurgence of interest in her story led the Virginia Museum of History and Culture to check their archives, where they discovered a letter written in 1831 from Marianne.

She'd asked a local vicar to pen it to try to send word to her still-enslaved mother of her survival.

In the letter, Marianne admitted she knew she'd never see her mother again, but wanted to send assurances of her warmest love.

I'm Krasivanova Twig from the Global Jigsaw podcast from the BBC, where we are talking Persian poetry in politics.

A child with a child in her arms. Shada Aboudaka, 17 years old, is feeding her six-month-old sister, Naveen. The baby looks more like a newborn. She struggles to absorb nutrition. She has a hole in her heart. You're sad because you're leaving us and going, Shada tells the infant. Naveen is being evacuated to Jordan for treatment, which isn't available in Gaza.