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| Mourners linger on Sunday after a memorial mass at Our Lady of Lourdes, in Lee, south-east London, for Jimmy Mizen, who was 16 and had been an altar boy at the church. He was murdered with a broken bottle at a bakery on Saturday morning, after refusing to be provoked into a fight |
