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The view of the ceasefire vote from a Birmingham mosque

Sky News Wednesday, 21 February 2024
It's a rainy day in Birmingham and, perhaps unsurprisingly, the vote tonight in the House of Commons over support for a ceasefire in Gaza is not the first thing on people's minds.
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