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A HALO Trust worker searches for land mines in Bagram, Afghanistan, in 2009.

By Jamieson Lesko and Alexander Smith, NBC News

KABUL, Afghanistan -- More than 50 employees of a land mine-clearing charity in Afghanistan were kidnapped by armed Taliban fighters before being freed in a "police operation" on Tuesday, officials said.

The workers were seized at dawn while in trucks on their way to clear a minefield inHerat province.

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Princess Diana visited an area cleared of land mines by the HALO Trust in Huambo, Angola, on Jan. 17, 1997.

They are employees of the British-based HALO Trust, which has decades of experience clearing land mines around the world. The charity's work in Angola was famously visited by the U.K.'s Princess Diana in 1997, a trip which sparked the anti-land mine campaigning for which she was later renowned.

The workers were taken to a remote, mountainous area, according to authorities.

Gen. Hamid Hamidi, thedeputy police chief for Herat province, told NBC News that all of the abductees were released following a "police operation."

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KABUL, Afghanistan, Jan. 21 (UPI) -- Afghan security forces freed dozens of employees of a British anti-landmine charity Tuesday hours after they were kidnapped by the Taliban, officials said.

The kidnap victims were Afghans employed by the HALO Trust, which organizes the clearing of landmines in conflict areas around the world, NBC News reported. Officials said their trucks were ambushed as they headed to an area in Herat province at dawn.

HALO, which has its headquarters in Thornhill in Scotland, also has offices in the United States. The organization got a boost in 1997 when Princess Diana, seven months before her death, visited a minefield HALO was clearing in Angola.

Dr. Farid Homayoun, HALO's Afghanistan program manager, told NBC that 54 of its employees were abducted and were now accounted for. Gen. Hamid Hamidi, deputy police chief in Herat, said a "police operation" freed them.

The Taliban has not released a statement taking responsibility for the kidnapping.

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Anouska Lancaster: Interior Designer, Artist and UpCycler
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A woman constable suspects foul play and the involvement of his employer behind the sudden disappearance of her husband. Sudhir Yerunkar, 42, an interior designer from Mira Road, who has been missing for the last three months. Sudhir was employed with Baramati-based jeweller Shrenik Bhandari in Pune since October 2013 and went missing when he was on duty.

Sudhirs wife, Sunita, 37, a constable with the MHB Colony police station, lodged a missing persons complaint with the Baramati police in November and registered a case of kidnapping a month later. She told dna that Sudhir was working with Bhandari on a contract basis and had to travel from Mumbai to Baramati at least thrice a week.

In the last week of October, Bhandari asked Sudhir to collect a Diwali gift from a Zaveri Bazaar-based jeweller and hand it over to him. After collecting the gift-wrapped box, he came home and on October 30, took a rickshaw to the ST stand near Borivli station from where he was supposed to travel to Baramati. However, he lost the box on the way. Despite frantic attempts, he could not find it and returned to Pune empty-handed, Sunita said.

She says after being told that the box was lost, Bhandari asked her husband to call her and made him search for the gift again. Sudhir was unaware that the box contained gold jewellery worth Rs9 lakh, said Sunita. Bhandari threatened us and used abusive language on the phone. He alleged that we stole the gift and were making up stories. We were willing to compensate him for the loss, but he was not convinced. Since then, I have not seen my husband... I lost my father because of a heart attack after Sudhir went missing.

Sunita alleges that she is being made to run from pillar to post and that the police are hand-in-glove with the influential jeweller, who is absconding. They have not been able to trace Bhandari or find out my husbands whereabouts. As a police personnel myself, I am shocked with this kind of attitude. I have written to the home ministry and senior police officers in Mumbai, who have assured help, she told dna.

The Baramati police have registered a case of kidnapping, criminal intimidation and intentional insult against Bhandari. The accused has approached high court after his plea for anticipatory bail was rejected. We will question Bhandari once he is arrested. Meanwhile, investigations are on and the hunt for Sudhir continues, said KS Patel, assistant inspector with the Baramati police station.

Lost bag with jewellery worth Rs9L Sudhir Yerunkar, 42, was working with Baramati-based jeweller Shrenik Bhandari in Pune. In October 2013, Bhandari asked Sudhir to collect a bag from a jeweller in Zaveri Bazaar. Sudhir lost the bag, allegedly containing gold jewellery worth Rs9 lakh, and told Bhandari about it. The jeweller alleged Sudhir was lying. Sudhir has been missing since then

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Tuesday, January 21, 2014, by Lily di Costanzo

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Once again proving that even the most unlikely structurescargo ships, butcher shops, and even water towerspossess a Cinderella-like potential to be transformed, this stylish Amsterdam loft was unbelievably once nothing more than a lowly auto repair shop. Indeed, interior designer James van der Velden of the firm Bricks Amsterdam bought the 1,453-square-foot, two-bedroom garage back in 2012, and, sensing its potential as one of the world's chicest man caves, has since revamped it into a highly personalized living space, with just a few references to its rugged past life.

Guests access van der Velden's home through an attached garage and enter into an open kitchen and living room spaceall centered around a light-providing glass atrium. The decor in both rooms speaks to the designer's taste for antiques and rather bold, masculine furniture choices, though none of it is meant to feelin the designer's own words"like a museum where you are afraid to touch things." With this in mind, Parisian flea market finds and pieces from van der Velden's extensive art collection are paired with more DIY accents, like scaffolding pipe-built shelving units and apple crate side tables. Other quirky (and designer-approved) touches include some unexpected subway tiling in the kitchen and pale blue distressed walls that pop up throughout the entire homea clear holdover from the space's early days.

In the master bedroom, a large piece of leather hangs from a steel rod in the place of a traditional backboard, and repurposed movie theater seats and built-in bookcases line the walls. Finally, serving as the most literal nod to the home's past life is the designer's much-loved (if seldom used) motorcycle, mounted up towards the ceiling. Houzz has more photos of the transformed abode, right this way.

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