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This handout image received from Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth Office on September 15, 2014 shows British aid worker, Alan Henning holding a child in a refugee camp on the Turkish-Syrian border. Prime Minister David Cameron vowed Sunday, September 14, 2014, that Britain would hunt down the killers of an aid worker beheaded by the Islamic State, which he described as the "embodiment of evil". Cameron said Britain was prepared to "take whatever steps are necessary" after David Haines became the third Western hostage to be beheaded by the militants in less than a month. IS released a video Saturday showing Haines' killing and a death threat against another British captive, Alan Henning. AFP PHOTO/FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE
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