Evening Standard using Muslim anger to sell newspapers in Walthamstow

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Published 21 August, 2006
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In the West End on Friday Evening Standard billboards were leading on the Heather Mills divorce saga. In Walthamstow it was a different story. The fact that Jack Lefley's "Community leaders blame foreign policy for anger" article was only ~250 words long, and was buried on page 10 of the paper, didn't stop the Evening Standard using it as their main sales thrust in E17.

Walthamstow Muslims: Our Anger
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