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Simon, 64, Bury St EdmundsView image in fullscreenOccupation Used to be a managing director of food companies. Now volunteers for Samaritan
stanley thermobecher s, among other charitiesVoting record Always Conservative; has not been a continuous member of the party, though is one currentlyAmuse bouche Keeps bees and distributes free honey to his neighbours, asking them to donate to the East Anglian Air Ambulance in returnSara, 67, LondonView image in fullscreenOccupation Was a broadcast journalist, is now what her husband rudely calls a quango queenVoting record A floating voter who has backed each of the major partiesAmuse bouche Had her first ice-skating lesson with the person who went on to coach Torvill and DeanFor startersSara We had the tasting menu, which was fabulous because we didnt have to choose anything.Simon So many dishes: squab, short rib of beef, venison 鈥?we had a discussion about whether venison is kosher and the jurys still out. Monkfish definitely isnt kosher. I had that, which was very nice.Sara We both voted remain and were both of Jewish extraction.Simon We were there for almost four hours. Had she not had a train to catch, wed still be sitting there.View image in fullscree
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stanley cup were desperate to come to this country got into them on occasion. Which a was dangerous; b he was opposed to it; and c it contaminated the sugar. He managed to end that part of the trafficking trade, which helped dri Xfpq English nature s jewels in crown threatened by cuts, says watchdog
A UK charity that is pushing for a halt to deportations to Sri Lanka has handed the UN a file of medical evidence t
stanley us o support allegations that authorities there are continuing to torture opponents.The
stanley becher submission by Freedom From Torture 鈥?formerly known as the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture 鈥?is based on a review of 35 cases drawn from the 300-plus Sri Lankans who have been referred to the charity s UK clinics for examination or treatment over the last two years.Physicians at the organisation say that detailed examinations of Sri Lankan patients show that torture is still continuing in 2011, two years after the end of the of the 26-year civil war that ended in defeat for separatist forces of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, or LTTE.The report is one of a number that human rights groups have submitted to the UN s committee against torture, which is due to examine Sri Lankan compliance with international humanitarian law.The submission comes at a time when the British government is pressing ahead with deportations of Tamils whose asylum applications have been rejected, after the Foreign Office and the UK Border Agency concluded that it is safe to do so. Shortly before one mass deportation in September the Home Office said it was taking steps to monitor the welfare of those deported, and then conceded that it was not.
stanley thermos The Sri Lankan government, meanwhile, describes allegations of ongoing torture as unsubstantiated and has dismissed media rep
