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Protesters block roads, burn tyres in Lebanon as anger rises over PM pick

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Protesters in Lebanon's Tripoli take to the streets to burn tyres and close roads to condemn the designation of Hezbollah-backed Hassan Diab as prime minister. IMAGES

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