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TUI Airways has been responsible for at least 21 deportation flights since January 2021.
But enough is enough — please join the national day of action against Britain’s number one deportation airline on August 28.
Simultaneous demos and marches are planned in east and north London, Liverpool, Brighton, Cambridge, Sheffield and Nottingham.
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