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Belarus election: queues outside the embassy in Moscow

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Hundreds of people line up outside the Belarus embassy in Moscow as the country heads to the polls. Election officials in Belarus have accused the opposition of an "organised provocation" as long queues have formed outside polling stations. IMAGES

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