Assange told to turn himself in

28/06/12 17:08 CET

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Julian Assange has been served with an extradition notice by British police. The Wikileaks founder has been seeking political asylum inside Ecuador’s embassy in London since last week to prevent being sent to Sweden where he is accused of rape and assault.

It is believed the 40-year-old has to present himself to a London police station on Friday.

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