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Why we should not be fighting fire with fire
Mallam Lamido Sanusi named as Person of the year by Forbes Africa.
The Govt lost a symbolic vote on Chancellor 's autumn statement
Soaring youth unemployment 'could trigger more riots'
From: News07 Dec 2011
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Former chief Lord Stevens fears there could be further unrest in Britain.
I’m glad the X Factor suffering is over
OBV interns speak to protestors during last week's strikes
Black actors on the English stage: Onwards and Upwards!
From: News06 Dec 2011
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Discussion on the identity of BME voices in British theatre
Muslim women don't always get positive coverage in the news.
His first visit to a pub was the unlikely starting point for Lord Dholakia's political career
Anger and frustration towards the police was a major factor