Unseen painting may provide evidence in Bacon court case

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Marlborough Fine Art, the former gallery of the painter Francis Bacon, has been ordered by the High Court to reveal a photographic archive which may contain some unseen paintings by Bacon. The painter's executor, Professor Brian Clarke, initiated action against the gallery in December 1998.

Miscellaneous retail stores, not elsewhere classified, Art Dealers, Auctioneers, Art Dealers, Cases, Powers and duties, Works, Auction firms, Bacon, Francis (Artist), United Kingdom. High Court of Justice, Clarke, Brian, Marlborough Fine Art

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The town that has learnt to tolerate its differences

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Issues concerning race relations in Telford, England, where Errol and Jason McGowan died in apparently race-related attacks, are discussed. The police and local government are now placing much stronger emphasis on racial sensitivity.

Violent Crime NEC, Police Protection, Violent crimes, Race relations

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How threats, firebombs and assault are sending an animal testing lab to the dogs

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Animal-rights activists have stepped up their campaign against Huntingdon Life Sciences, the UK's largest animal testing laboratory. Most recently, an employee had ammonia sprayed in his eyes and his home was damaged.

Research and Testing Services, Scientific Research and Development Services, R&D Facilities, Crimes against, Ethical aspects, Animal rights movement, Laboratories, Huntingdon Life Sciences Inc.

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