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Brwa Shorsh and the failure of Britain’s asylum system

15 October 2024

2:12 AM

15 October 2024

2:12 AM

Postman Tadeusz Potoczek had completed his deliveries for the day. At around 3 p.m. on 3 February, the 60-year-old was returning from work via the London underground, still wearing his red postman’s coat. As the southbound Victoria line train rumbled towards Oxford Circus, he headed for the far end of the platform, perhaps in the hope of getting a seat.

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