They were arrested as a result of the British policy of internment without trial in 1971 when thousands of suspects, mainly from Ireland's nationalist-republican community, were rounded up.
Reports of his being rounded on by eurozone counterparts decrying his "amateurish" ways at a summit meeting on 24 April, appear only to have rallied support.
The Spaniard thought otherwise and took him deep into the third set before the world No1 rounded it out 6-1, 6-3, 6-3 in a tick over two hours.
Among those rounded up and killed were Piechowski's childhood friends, and the teenager was terrified.
In Budapest, Madi, then in her mid 40s, watched in dismay as Jews were humiliated, harassed and rounded up to be sent to labour or concentration camps.
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In the other major drama of the debate Farage, the only voice on the right at the debate, was jeered when he rounded on the BBC, claiming it had planted a left-wing audience.
Listen to Settle on Spotify here Earlier this year, we rounded up a series of faces we thought represented a new wave of UK dance: Disclosure rubbed shoulders with Rudimental, A*M*E, MNEK and Duke Dumont as part of a mini-scene producing what Guardian writer Alex Macpherson called "the perfect present-day culmination of past club trends".
The stylish performance was rounded off with unfeasibly cool statements after the 4-1 with witHuub Stevensns ("others are better"), Julian Draxler ("we stay modest") and the sporting director Horst Heldt ("we won't get relegated with 40 points") refusing the mantle of title contenders.
They rounded off the night with a visit to Dar Marrakesh, a Moroccan restaurant.
Varoufakis, the academic-turned-politician who has set the anti-austerity administration's negotiating agenda from the outset, was rounded on by eurozone finance ministers at an explosive meeting on Friday.
