Sarah Brown meets Japanese Special Olympics film crew

TOKYO, Japan - Sarah Brown, the wife of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and a goodwill ambassador for the Special Olympics, meets members of a Japanese crew who shot documentary material for Special Olympics world meets in the past at the British Embassy in Tokyo on July 6. She is in Japan with her husband, who is attending the Group of Eight nations' summit in Hokkaido.

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