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CREDITS: Animation: Loki English Multichannel Design: Julie Talen Picture in Florence: courtesy and © Jess Hurd and reportdigital.co.uk Music: David Randall and others Post Production: Team at StormHD INTERVIEWEES: Lindsey German: Stop The War Coalition; Dave Randall: Musician (Faithless) and Activist; Brian Eno: Producer and Musician; Bianca Jagger: Human Rights Advocate; Tony Benn: President, Stop The War Coalition.

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A Day In History

"...a coordinated day of protests across the world against the imminent invasion of Iraq. Millions of people protested in approximately 800 cities around the world..."

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