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At the scene of the Islamist militant group al-Shabab鈥檚 attack in Nairobi, our correspondent Tomi Oladipo discovers that some people there had witnessed terror before. One of them is a man who rescued people from both this week鈥檚 attack, and another al-Shabab attack on Nairobi鈥檚 Westgate shopping mall back in 2013.

Pascale Harter introduces this and other stories from correspondents around the world.

Nick Sturdee examines the split between the Ukrainian and Russian branches of the Orthodox Church and has a strange encounter involving a black-robed priest, alleged KGB stooges and a mysterious man in a white car.

Rahul Tandon finds out that despite India being one of the largest economies in the world, there just aren鈥檛 enough jobs to go round. He meets two men who are amongst 19 million applicants going for 67,000 job vacancies on India鈥檚 state run railways.

Last year Emmanuel Macron did something no previous French President has, he admitted that the government had put a system in place that allowed torture to be committed against Algerians, during the Algerian war of independence from France, a brutal conflict which went on from 1954-1962. Charlotte McDonald meets a veteran who witnessed this torture, and has found a positive way to come to terms with what happened.

(Image: Rescuers and journalist, Tomi Oladipo, evacuate an injured man from the DusitD2 hotel in Nairobi. Credit: REUTERS/Njeri Mwangi)