People living in the area say they are seeing the overtourism problems being experienced across Europe.
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British couple held by Taliban 'may die in prison,' son warns
Jonathan Reynolds says his parents' health is quickly getting worse after being held for five months.
British couple held by Taliban 'may die in prison,' son warns
Jonathan Reynolds says his parents' health is quickly getting worse after being held for five months.
Heathrow boss 'frustrated' at being asleep during fire that caused airport closure
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The government sanctions 25 suspected criminals and groups linked to people-smuggling.
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