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G4S immigration removal centre complaints revealed
From: External news17 Jun 2011
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A private security company responsible for holding immigration detainees received more than 700 complaints last year
The Guardian and Observer 2011 Music Season: Louis Armstrong buys a cornet
From: External news17 Jun 2011
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Louis Armstrong bought his first cornet at a New Orleans pawnshop, when he was 15 years old.
Kendell Geers' Hanging Piece makes reference to modernist sculpture and South African political history
If these strikes work, they'll buck a decades-long trend
From: External news16 Jun 2011
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Whenever national strikes have been threatened in this century, ears have been pricked to detect the distant echoes of those in the last one
1959: Number 17 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of world and folk music
A grim irony of Mexico's failed offensive against drug trafficking is that the US has supplied cartels with guns – deliberately even
Hunger is not a natural disaster – it's a political problem. And G20 leaders can and must act to end this scandal
The migrants risking death to break into Britain
From: External news16 Jun 2011
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It was about two years ago. I was returning from a weekend trip to France and found myself in a long queue of traffic on a dual carriageway just outside the port of Calais
UK ministers ignored 'peak oil' warnings, report shows
From: External news15 Jun 2011
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Report reveals threat of civil unrest from energy shortages, which has been played down as 'alarmist' by ministers
Up to 750,000 public sector workers could take part in a co-ordinated strike later this month over pension changes, job cuts and a pay freeze.