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NEWS - Brexit: Erstes britisches Europa-Referendum 1975
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Oct 25, 1971 - London, United Kingdom - Mrs Barbara Fellows of South Kensington, shows her disapproval of joining the Common Market with stickers on her handbag and hat, at the Women's Conference on the Common Market at the Central Hall, Westminster.
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New Cross house fire protest
2nd March 1981: Grieving protesters march from New Cross to the House of Commons after 13 black people were killed in the New Year fire at Deptford, south London. The fire aroused anger within the local community with allegations of a police cover-up of a racial attack.
The New Cross house fire was a fire that occurred during a party at a house in New Cross, south-east London, in the early hours of Sunday, 18 January 1981. The blaze killed thirteen young black people aged between 14 and 22, and one survivor committed suicide two years later. ... the New Cross Fire 30 Years On" was held at the Albany Theatre in Deptford.
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(110321) -- SHARPEVILLE, March 21, 2011 (Xinhua) -- A local resident takes part in a parade paying tribute to the predecessors of the anti-apartheid protest in Sharpeville, South Africa, March 21, 2011. South Africans held nationwide events on Monday to commemorate the Sharpeville massacre in which dozens of people were killed during an anti-apartheid protest 51 years ago. On March 21, 1960, apartheid-era police gunned down unarmed people demonstrating against laws which required black South Africans to carry identity documents wherever they went. (Xinhua/Liang Quan) (wjd)
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
Garza is an American civil rights activist and writer known for co-founding the international Black Lives Matter movement.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
Garza is an American civil rights activist and writer known for co-founding the international Black Lives Matter movement.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Black Lives Matter's Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn't look like Martin Luther King’. In seven years, BLM has gone from hashtag to global rallying cry. So why has the co-founder stepped away from the movement she helped create?
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza.
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Obama signs memorandum of disapproval
March 31, 2015 - Washington, D.C., United States: U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to the media before signing a memorandum of disapproval regarding S.J. Res. 8, a Joint Resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to representation case procedures, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Obama signs memorandum of disapproval
March 31, 2015 - Washington, D.C., United States: U.S. President Barack Obama smiles after signing a memorandum of disapproval regarding S.J. Res. 8, a Joint Resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to representation case procedures, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Obama signs memorandum of disapproval
March 31, 2015 - Washington, D.C., United States: U.S. President Barack Obama signs a memorandum of disapproval regarding S.J. Res. 8, a Joint Resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to representation case procedures, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life. A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿. Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt. News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life
Slur: Thomas Turnham has called for more action to stop Twitter trolls Picture: Nigel Howard
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Published: 01 June 2015
Updated: 12:10, 01 June 2015
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A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿.
Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt.
News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Mr Turnham first realised he was being targeted when he received a tweet accusing him of being responsible for the graffiti attack on Dee Dee¿s bar in Herne Hill. That was followed by an avalanche of abusive tweets from around the globe.
One of the messages he received read: ¿You are a disgusting racist we found you RIP?...¿ and the online abuser tagged a picture of his f
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Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life. A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿. Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt. News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life
Slur: Thomas Turnham has called for more action to stop Twitter trolls Picture: Nigel Howard
132
John Dunne
Published: 01 June 2015
Updated: 12:10, 01 June 2015
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A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿.
Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt.
News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Mr Turnham first realised he was being targeted when he received a tweet accusing him of being responsible for the graffiti attack on Dee Dee¿s bar in Herne Hill. That was followed by an avalanche of abusive tweets from around the globe.
One of the messages he received read: ¿You are a disgusting racist we found you RIP?...¿ and the online abuser tagged a picture of his f
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Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life. A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿. Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt. News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life
Slur: Thomas Turnham has called for more action to stop Twitter trolls Picture: Nigel Howard
132
John Dunne
Published: 01 June 2015
Updated: 12:10, 01 June 2015
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A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿.
Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt.
News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Mr Turnham first realised he was being targeted when he received a tweet accusing him of being responsible for the graffiti attack on Dee Dee¿s bar in Herne Hill. That was followed by an avalanche of abusive tweets from around the globe.
One of the messages he received read: ¿You are a disgusting racist we found you RIP?...¿ and the online abuser tagged a picture of his f
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Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life. A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿. Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt. News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life
Slur: Thomas Turnham has called for more action to stop Twitter trolls Picture: Nigel Howard
132
John Dunne
Published: 01 June 2015
Updated: 12:10, 01 June 2015
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A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿.
Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt.
News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Mr Turnham first realised he was being targeted when he received a tweet accusing him of being responsible for the graffiti attack on Dee Dee¿s bar in Herne Hill. That was followed by an avalanche of abusive tweets from around the globe.
One of the messages he received read: ¿You are a disgusting racist we found you RIP?...¿ and the online abuser tagged a picture of his f
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Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life. A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿. Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt. News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life
Slur: Thomas Turnham has called for more action to stop Twitter trolls Picture: Nigel Howard
132
John Dunne
Published: 01 June 2015
Updated: 12:10, 01 June 2015
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A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿.
Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt.
News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Mr Turnham first realised he was being targeted when he received a tweet accusing him of being responsible for the graffiti attack on Dee Dee¿s bar in Herne Hill. That was followed by an avalanche of abusive tweets from around the globe.
One of the messages he received read: ¿You are a disgusting racist we found you RIP?...¿ and the online abuser tagged a picture of his f
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Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life. A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿. Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt. News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Teacher: Twitter lies over racist graffiti scrawled on bar have wrecked my life
Slur: Thomas Turnham has called for more action to stop Twitter trolls Picture: Nigel Howard
132
John Dunne
Published: 01 June 2015
Updated: 12:10, 01 June 2015
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A primary school teacher who received death threats after being falsely accused on Twitter of daubing racist graffiti on the wall of a London bar today said his life had been ¿ripped apart¿.
Thomas Turnham was left fearing for his life after being wrongly linked to a racial insult spray-painted on to a jazz bar near his south London home. Staff at the bar contacted police after spotting the words ¿No n*****s¿ daubed on a wall near its forecourt.
News of the shocking incident spread quickly on social media, with some users falsely naming Mr Turnham, a teacher at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, as the racist vandal.
Mr Turnham first realised he was being targeted when he received a tweet accusing him of being responsible for the graffiti attack on Dee Dee¿s bar in Herne Hill. That was followed by an avalanche of abusive tweets from around the globe.
One of the messages he received read: ¿You are a disgusting racist we found you RIP?...¿ and the online abuser tagged a picture of his f
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Carol Glenn: 'They would say: ‘Stand by your car, she might pinch your wheels''. As the first black woman to become a race official in the UK, Glenn has endured over 30 years of frustration and discrimination in the sport she loves
Carol Glenn, a pioneering black woman who has worked in motorsport for three decades.
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Carol Glenn: 'They would say: ‘Stand by your car, she might pinch your wheels''. As the first black woman to become a race official in the UK, Glenn has endured over 30 years of frustration and discrimination in the sport she loves
Carol Glenn, a pioneering black woman who has worked in motorsport for three decades.
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Police order removal of 'white silence is violence' banner in London Flatmates told to replace banner hanging in Crouch End street with something less ‘offensive’
Police order removal of 'white silence is violence' banner in London
Flatmates told to replace banner hanging in Crouch End street with something less ‘offensive’. Police have ordered the removal of a banner hanging above a high street in north London that read “white silence is violence”, allegedly claiming it was offensive to white people.
Yellow tee - Meghann Foster
White tee- Katherine Plumb
pink tee - Anna Gretton
Outside their flat in Crouch End holding a banner that the police forces them to remove because of “racially charged language”. They are also photographed with the banner they made to replace the one they had to take down.
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Police order removal of 'white silence is violence' banner in London Flatmates told to replace banner hanging in Crouch End street with something less ‘offensive’
Police order removal of 'white silence is violence' banner in London
Flatmates told to replace banner hanging in Crouch End street with something less ‘offensive’. Police have ordered the removal of a banner hanging above a high street in north London that read “white silence is violence”, allegedly claiming it was offensive to white people.
Yellow tee - Meghann Foster
White tee- Katherine Plumb
pink tee - Anna Gretton
Outside their flat in Crouch End holding a banner that the police forces them to remove because of “racially charged language”. They are also photographed with the banner they made to replace the one they had to take down.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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NEWS - London: Proteste nach Tod eines durch die Polizei angehaltenen Mannes
More than 300 people gathered outside the 24-hour shop in Dalston, east London, where Rashan Charles, 20, died after apparently swallowing a package and being restrained by an officer. Although advertised on social media as a peaceful demonstration, masked activists among the crowd chanted "murderers" at police while others started fires and hurled bottles and bangers. It brought the busy shopping street to a standstill for several hours with road diversions in place throughout the evening.
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Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020 A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020
A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
The 12-year-old statue of Robert Baden-Powell is being removed on police advice to protect it, says Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council.
Local Conservative MPs said they were opposed to the removal of the statue.
Baden-Powell, who died aged 83 in 1941, has been criticised by campaigners who have accused him of racism, homophobia and support for Adolf Hitler.
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Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020 A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020
A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
The 12-year-old statue of Robert Baden-Powell is being removed on police advice to protect it, says Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council.
Local Conservative MPs said they were opposed to the removal of the statue.
Baden-Powell, who died aged 83 in 1941, has been criticised by campaigners who have accused him of racism, homophobia and support for Adolf Hitler.
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Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020 A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020
A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
The 12-year-old statue of Robert Baden-Powell is being removed on police advice to protect it, says Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council.
Local Conservative MPs said they were opposed to the removal of the statue.
Baden-Powell, who died aged 83 in 1941, has been criticised by campaigners who have accused him of racism, homophobia and support for Adolf Hitler.
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Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020 A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
Lord Robert Baden-Powell statue to be removed from Poole Quay, Dorset, Great Britain 11th June 2020
A statue of the man who founded the Scouts movement is to be removed from Poole Quay amid fears it is on a "target list for attack".
The 12-year-old statue of Robert Baden-Powell is being removed on police advice to protect it, says Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council.
Local Conservative MPs said they were opposed to the removal of the statue.
Baden-Powell, who died aged 83 in 1941, has been criticised by campaigners who have accused him of racism, homophobia and support for Adolf Hitler.
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