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Published 19 April 1999

 

According to a council brochure, nearly half of Haringey's 216,000 population have an ethnic background: "Greek and Turkish Cypriot, African and Caribbean, Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi, Irish and Chinese. Recently, Kurdish and Somali refugees have settled in Haringey, too. The people of Haringey speak a total of 193 different languages." Little wonder, then, that Haringey has some half-dozen shops purveying bagels, including several on one small stretch of the High Road in N17.

- Independent (David Griffiths)

Italian EU commissioner Aprile Schemo told the Chronicle: "Sevenoaks has been chosen as a guinea-pig because it is isolated from the rest of the world, financially, culturally and politically." - Sevenoaks Chronicle (Tony Black)

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