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After more clashes on the Thai-Cambodian border, we ask a Cambodian official whether the dispute will escalate.

Also in the programme: four months ahead of the elections in Hungary, why has child protection become such a key issue? And as Israel plans to build a new road and barrier in the occupied West Bank, we hear from the head of the UN’s Human Rights Office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

(IMAGE: A handout photo made available by Agence Kampuchea Presse (AKP) shows a bridge destroyed by Thai F-16 fighter jets in Pursat Province, Cambodia, 13 December 2025 / CREDIT: Handout /EPA/Shutterstock)

A pop-up cafe in Tokyo is giving people with dementia a place to volunteer as well as a sense of community. Its owner Toshio Morita has become something of a local celebrity. At Orange Day Café, muddled orders, long pauses and gentle confusion aren’t mistakes — they’re the point.

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A Northern Irish man who suffered a cardiac arrest had his life saved after his golden retriever, named Polly, alerted his wife after he stopped breathing. Polly the dog has been hailed a hero by the charity, the British Heart Foundation.

A revolutionary gene therapy has successfully treated patients with aggressive and previously incurable blood cancers.

In Kenya, the Rare Gem Talent School has been set up specifically to teach dyslexic children. A condition that is believed to impact around 10% of people globally.

A woman in Kerala, India, has started a camp to help women who are going through a divorce.

And a French man in London has become the face of a homelessness charity after his virtuoso piano playing at a train station went viral.

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On the "CBS News Weekend Roundup", host Allison Keyes gets the latest on the release of mistakenly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia from CBS's Jake Rosen, and CBS's Omar Villafranca takes a look at the detention of U.S. citizens and the separation of families. We'll hear from CBS's Jo Ling Kent about a popular online grocery service that's charging different people different prices for the same product. In the "Kaleidoscope with Allison Keyes" segment, a look at a new study on how the Trump administration's immigration crackdown is affecting the economy and moms with young children.

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