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Tuesday, 11 October 2011 23:19 |
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By Gavin Barwell
Croydon, the place I have lived all my life and now represent as a Member of Parliament, is one of the most diverse parts of the country. In just over 10 years’ time, it is predicted that less than half the population will be white British. So issues connected with race - immigration, discrimination, multiculturalism – all feature heavily in my postbag and inbox. And one of the lessons of recent years is that if mainstream parties don’t address these issues, extremists flourish.
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Tuesday, 11 October 2011 23:14 |
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 By Marco Mezzera
Karachi’s astonishing violence is generally ascribed to political and ethnic rivalry. While this may be true to an extent, its roots run deep into the incredibly complex structure of this city of 18 million people, where politicians, criminals, terrorists and migrants from nearby warzones compete for power and survival.
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Tuesday, 11 October 2011 23:06 |
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 By Rima Saini
The first of a series of four events presented by the RSA, City University London and the Samosa was a resounding success with a keynote speech by Conservative Chairman Baroness Warsi followed by a fiery Q and A session with Anwar Akhtar, director of The Samosa.
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Sunday, 09 October 2011 12:09 |
 By Aditi Phadnis & Kashif Hussain
The commerce ministers of India and Pakistan appear to have made significant breakthroughs in easing restrictions on trade between the two countries, with New Delhi expected to withdraw its objections to European Union trade concessions to Pakistan and Islamabad expected to reduce tariffs on imports of Indian goods.
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