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Anger halts Birmingham ‘terror cameras’ (AFP)

June 17th, 2010

A police officer escorts two schoolgirls to their home in Jackson Road, Birmingham, in 2007. A surveillance operation involving more than 200 cameras in predominantly Muslim areas of Birmingham was delayed Thursday after an outcry from residents, authorities said.(AFP/File/Paul Ellis)AFP - A surveillance operation involving more than 200 cameras in predominantly Muslim areas of Birmingham was delayed Thursday after an outcry from residents, authorities said.


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