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17 April, 2008 02:43 (GMT)

Race the number one issue in London

The racial divide that is becoming apparent during the course of the Mayoral elections will play a decisive role in who will be the new Mayor. Never has London been so divided and split by race, with more black Londoners demanding for representation, white working class Londoner's feeling alientated by the masses of immigrants.

The all white selection of candidates for Mayor is an illustration of the inherent weakness of the so called "ethnic vote" in London, not being able to either canvass the main political parties to have a non-white candidate for Mayor.

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