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United Kingdom. Hilary Parle, 63, a retired GP and her husband, Jim, a professor of family medicine, are hosting Yonasskindis*, a 72-year-old Eritrean in Birmingham. Photo: Aubrey Wade / UNHCR

United Kingdom. Hilary Parle, 63, a retired GP and her husband, Jim, a professor of family medicine at Birmingham University, are hosting Yonasskindis*, a 72-year-old Eritrean. Photo: Aubrey Wade / UNHCR

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