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Ally Barnard

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  • Senior Futures News Desk Producer and Production Manager, CNN
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British bookworm and wordsmith in Hong Kong. Journalist, content marketer, NET, and mummy. Living a nerdy life with @ravi_hiranand; @samalanbarnard super-fan.
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Mourners carry Khamenei’s coffin out to weeping crowd Original

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By Ally Barnard Verified
| CNN Verified
Video Ad Feedback Mourners carry Khamenei's coffin out to weeping crowd Footage from Iranian state media showed late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's sons - Mostafa, Meysam and Masoud Khamenei - weeping as multiple coffins were carried out into Tehran's Grand Mosalla Sunday. Khamenei's coffin, and several others, were carried to a raised platform at the funeral prayer site. The late leader's successor, his son Mojtaba Khamenei, was not seen and has not made a public appearance since February.
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Iran’s new supreme leader yet to be seen as funeral for his father enters second day

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By Laura Sharman Verified, Ally Barnard Verified, Xiaoqian Lin
| CNN Verified
• Mourners call for revenge: Some of those attending the funeral for slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei expressed anger and sadness to a CNN team on the ground in Tehran. Millions are expected to attend the multi-day event, which is now in its second day. • Mystery surrounds new leader: The late leader’s successor, his son Mojtaba Khamenei, has not made a public appearance since February, fueling questions on who is leading Iran.
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How the Laos cave survivors found the courage to rescue themselves

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By Will Ripley Verified, Kocha Olarn Verified, Rebecca Wright Verified, Laura Sharman Verified, Isaac Yee Verified, Angie Puranasamriddhi, Ally Barnard Verified, Issac Yee
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
Hungry and weak, the Laos cave survivors huddled together in damp darkness for 11 days, clinging to hope as a wall of water blocked their way out. When they noticed the water finally start to recede, they somehow found the strength to attempt a daring escape, completely unaided –– shocking the rescue team above ground when they appeared at the cave entrance on Saturday. Their courage was born from fear, one of the survivors told CNN in an exclusive interview.
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