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Julian Assange arrives at court for bail hearing

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Julian Assange arrives at court for bail hearing

Julian Assange arrives at court for bail hearing

Julian Assange's bail hearing takes place at Westminster Magistrate's Court after an application to extradite the Wikileaks founder to the US was blocked at the Old Bailey on Monday.

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