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BRISTOL social worker Mohammed Idrish has lost his appeal against deportation. The Bristol and Birmingham based campaign is now stepping up its activity.

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For information and donations c/o Parade Bristol 3 or c/o RadRd Handsworth Rirm. ingham.

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THE BREAKDOWN of the latest talks on the