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British PM Brown condemns racist attacks in Belfast

The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has condemned racist attacks in Belfast which have forced over a hundred Romanians to flee their homes.

British PM Brown condemns racist attacks in Belfast

Wed, 17 Jun, 2009 - 16:20

The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has condemned racist attacks in Belfast which have forced over a hundred Romanians to flee their homes.

More Romanian people have arrived with their belongings to a sports centre in the city to join the others taking refuge there.

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