UK: UPDATE: Links to various press articles regarding the death of Jimmy Mubenga, an Angolan man who died at the hands of G4S security guards whilst being deported from the UK

01 October 2010

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UK: UPDATE: MPs demand inquiry over flight death (Guardian, link) and Jimmy Mubenga: Questions raised over flight guidelines for deportations (link). Earlier report: Security guards accused over death of man being deported to Angola - Exclusive: Witnesses on BA flight say Jimmy Mubenga was being heavily restrained by guards from private security firm G4S (Guardian, link)

Yesterday's story: Police investigate as man dies while being deported from UK - Angolan man, who was in custody of private security company, 'taken ill' on board plane at Heathrow (Guardian, link)

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