Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

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RM2H6FACH–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2AMPB42–Medals including the VC on the chest of Gurhka veteran Tulbahadur Pun VC who joined Actress Joanna Lumley as she emerged victorious from the House of Commons after a vote awarded retired Gurkha soldiers who fought for the U.K. the same rights as their British and Commonwealth counterparts allowing them the right to reside in the U.K.

RM2H6FACG–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACD–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACK–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACE–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FAC7–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACF–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACC–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACB–Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

RM2H6FACP–Joanna Lumley and veteran Gurkha soldiers are joined by David Cameron and Nick Clegg outside the Houses Of Parliament in London this afternoon.MPs voted by 267 to 246 in favour of a Lib Dem motion that all Gurkhas be offered an equal right of residence. Gordon Brown's government has suffered a surprise defeat in the Commons on its policy of restricting the right of former Gurkhas to settle in the UK.

RM2H6FACN–Joanna Lumley and veteran Gurkha soldiers are joined by David Cameron and Nick Clegg outside the Houses Of Parliament in London this afternoon.MPs voted by 267 to 246 in favour of a Lib Dem motion that all Gurkhas be offered an equal right of residence. Gordon Brown's government has suffered a surprise defeat in the Commons on its policy of restricting the right of former Gurkhas to settle in the UK.

Joanna Lumley joined veteran Gurkha soldiers outside the Houses Of Parliament in London today to protest against their right to stay in the UK. Some 36,000 former Gurkhas have been denied residency because they served in the British army before 1997.

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