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Families of CJD victims take protest to the Prime minister

Anthony Seaton who claimed that a committee had to congregate to decide upon release of his mother's death certificate after a misdiagnosis of a stroke

Anthony Seaton who claimed that a committee had to congregate to decide upon release of his mother's death certificate after a misdiagnosis of a stroke

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4 May 2010
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EUROPE, United Kingdom, London
bell, bse, campaign, campaigner, cjd, cow, death, demonstration, disease, Downing, mad, no10, protest, street, vcjd, Victim, victims

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  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
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  • Police approaches campaigners requesting for a protest permit
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
  • Anthony Seaton who claimed that a committee had to congregate to decide upon release of his mother's death certificate after a misdiagnosis of a stroke
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.
  • Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.

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Families of CJD victims take protest to the Prime minister
Luis Rubim
Families of CJD victims and campaigners gather at no'10 Downing Street in protest as vCJD continues to claim lives.

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