In hope, in fear and in mourning, the families wait by the telephone

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It is believed that more than 100 Britons were working in the World Trade Centre when it was attacked by terrorists. Many are still missing, and hope is now fading of finding them alive. More than 12,000 people have contacted the Foreign Office help line seeking information about relatives and friends.

Crimes against, Manhattan, New York, New York, Bombings, World Trade Center (New York, New York)

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Attacks are unjustified say British Muslims

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There is a strong feeling within the Islamic community in the UK that the Allied military action against Afghanistan is unjust. Some Muslims feel that Islam itself is being targeted, even though Prime Minister Tony Blair has emphasized that the military action is not linked with culture or religion.

Racial Oppression, United Kingdom, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Race relations, Religious aspects, Muslims, Race discrimination, Muslims in United Kingdom, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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