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The mother of a man shot dead by police in a London Underground station after being mistaken for a terrorist has said “everyone should watch” a new dramatisation of her son’s killing.
Sixty one houses burned to the ground on the infamous day, 13 May 1985. Ramona Africa, the only adult MOVE survivor, and relatives of slain members sued the City for millions in federal court.
On the anniversary of the 1989 disaster [2024] we remembered those who died, through their families’ personal statements about them, as reported by David Conn from the BBC.
The promised new Hillsborough Law appears to be in chaos after a meeting between PM Sir Keir Starmer and the families of those unlawfully killed in the 1989 disaster was cancelled.
A statue of peace campaigner Brian Haw has been unveiled in London. Mr Haw camped out in Parliament Square for nearly 10 years to protest against UK and US foreign policy.
In March 1960, 69 black Africans were killed and hundreds more injured when police opened fire on peaceful protestors in the South African township of Sharpeville, south of Johannesburg.
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