News round-up: Paralympic opening ceremony theme revealed
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| 09:43 UK time, Friday, 4 May 2012
Disabled co-artistic director Jenny Sealey said of the August 29 spectacular, "We have a duty to make sure what we present is exquisite...We don't want pity."
3,000 adult volunteers, including injured soldiers and past Paralympic athletes, are due to take part in the event, which will showcase the skills of disabled artists.
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Charity urges government to back new strategy on care jobs (Ö÷²¥´óÐã News, Wednesday 2 May)
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(The Observer, Sunday 29 April)
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