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Istanbul Police Use Teargas to Break Up Gay Pride Parade
Riot police in Istanbul used teargas and fired rubber pellets to disperse thousands of participants in the city's Gay Pride march after some began chanting slogans against the president, an AFP reporter said.
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Closed Circle, Oversized Ambition Fuelled Tayyip Erdogan Miscalculation
Hovering in his helicopter over a packed parade ground, its perimeter fences brought down to let in thousands more supporters, Tayyip Erdogan seemed at the height of his powers ahead of his election as Turkey's president last August.
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F1 drivers hold minute's silence for Maria de Villota
Led by two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, the drivers removed their caps and held a minute's silence before the track parade at Suzuka.
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Thousands rally for Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Erdogan amid protests
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan rallied hundreds of thousands of supporters at an Istanbul parade ground on Sunday as riot police fired teargas several kilometres away in the city centre to disperse anti-government protesters.
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Istanbul Police Use Teargas to Break Up Gay Pride Parade
Riot police in Istanbul used teargas and fired rubber pellets to disperse thousands of participants in the city's Gay Pride march after some began chanting slogans against the president, an AFP reporter said.
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Closed Circle, Oversized Ambition Fuelled Tayyip Erdogan Miscalculation
Hovering in his helicopter over a packed parade ground, its perimeter fences brought down to let in thousands more supporters, Tayyip Erdogan seemed at the height of his powers ahead of his election as Turkey's president last August.
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F1 drivers hold minute's silence for Maria de Villota
Led by two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, the drivers removed their caps and held a minute's silence before the track parade at Suzuka.
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Thousands rally for Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Erdogan amid protests
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan rallied hundreds of thousands of supporters at an Istanbul parade ground on Sunday as riot police fired teargas several kilometres away in the city centre to disperse anti-government protesters.
