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01 April 1998 |
COMMENTARIES |
As violence rocked the peace process in Northern Ireland in February, an inter-communal group from another conflict zone, Sri Lanka, addressed a forum arranged by For a Change in London. The scale of carnage in Sri Lanka's civil war between Tamil separatists and the Sinhalese majority is far higher than that in Northern Ireland.
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LEAD STORY |
Britain, where more people are living longer and alone than ever before, may need up to 4 million new houses, prompting fears of rural destruction. But what about renovating existing housing stock? Michael Smith finds out how Birmingham's largest housing estate is being rescued from urban decay.
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PROFILE |
French businessman Jean Fayet has never jibbed at taking risks. He talks to Michael Smith about conscience, cars and the economic crisis in Asia:
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GUEST COLUMN |
Yukihisa Fujita is a Member of the Japanese House of Representatives and the Deputy Director General of the Democratic Party of Japan's Global Citizens' Bureau.
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FIRST PERSON |
The writer has asked to remain anonymous.
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PEOPLE |
Mary Lean meets the British World War II veterans who are calling for reconciliation with Japan.
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PEOPLE |
Jacky Brandt is 'not like other bosses'.
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A DIFFERENT BEAT |
Healing is a community effort
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