I caught this on TV Saturday — interviews with Ugandan Indians who settled in Leicester, commenting on Idi Amin's death and the influence of their exile on their lives.
(Leicester is the town in England where I spent two-thirds of my junior year of college. It's noteworthy for not often being in the news. It's a very nice city and the home of Sue Townsend, author of The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole. Their football team is called Aston Villa.)
--> "Exiled Ugandan Asians found success in Britain", MSNBC, August 16, 2003, famulus.msnbc.com/FamulusIntl/ reuters08-16-085748.asp?reg=EUROPE
