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and his wife Noor Jehan were arrested in Acton and deported to Tanzania. This was the conclusion seven-year struggle to stay in country.

Shiraz's parents, Abdul

Gulbanu Mitha, were Abdul, 66, had a heart attack after he heard the news and was taken to St Charles Hospital Kensington. Abdul Mitha is paralysed by heart disease. His wife has arthritis her and agoraphobia — a fear of open spaces.

She said: "The Home Office has ruined us. I can't go out to get food, we have no money and neither of us can work. I cannot go out to see the of this and shattered.

North suffers from ABDUL LAWS he order.

BADGE available from Abdul Azad Defence Committee (see page 6). •A black South African, X, was arrested in North London under the notorious sus laws. He happened to be wearing a political badge. He was ordered to bring his passport, a slight irregularity was pounced upon, and was served with a deportation • A Cypriot couple in Harringey, North London, lost their fight to stay THE RAINBOW TICKETS £3 FROM THE BOX OFFICE Socialist Challenge 28 June 1979 Page 3

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Qualcast (Smethwick) — many of Val Dunn, Bakery Workers Executive. the unemployed has been set up.