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Eyewitnesses on JLS concert crush

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Eyewitnesses describe the crush of a crowd surge at Birmingham's Christmas lights switch-on which injured 60 people.

More than 20,000 people turned out for the event at Millennium Point, which had been due to feature acts including JLS and the Sugababes.

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