Poppy burning trial begins 23.02.11

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The trial has begun in London of two men who are accused of public disorder, after poppies were burnt on Armistice Day last year. 30-year-old Mohammad Haque and 26-year-old Emdadur Choudhury, both from east London, were arrested during a demonstration by an Islamist group in west London in November 2010. Both have pleaded not guilty to one count under the Public Order Act.



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