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Denis MacShane: British Muslims are fully integrated

Published: 24 March, 2009, 10:08


British politician Denis MacShane gives his view on what should be done to tackle the current global economic crisis and how to fight xenophobia and many other issues prior to April’s G-20 summit that Britain will host.

 
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