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(FILES) In this October 29, 2012 file photo, a handout photo taken in October 2012 and obtained courtesy of the Cantlie family shows British photojournalist John Cantlie at an undisclosed location in Syria. - A British photographer kidnapped by the Islamic State group more than six years ago could still be alive and in captivity, media reports said on February , 2019, citing Britain's Security Minister Ben Wallace. "Wallace told reporters in London that the British government believes (John) Cantlie is still being held by ISIS," CNN reported, using another name for the jihadist group (IS). (Photo by - / COURTESY OF THE CANTLIE FAMILY / AFP)
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