The headlines in the newspapers and on the TV on the 26th of August 2013 said it all. A bright young youth of 16, years stabbed to death in another senseless murder, on the streets of London. Ajmol Alom described as “one of our brightest prospects” by his school head teacher, died after he was wounded in the thigh in Poplar, East London, on August 12.
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When I heard about the Chagall exhibition, I put in my diary as a “must visit” to Liverpool Tate, Merseyside, England.
After much deliberation on whether to make it a day trip, or a trip with a night stop over, I found myself staying in one of the 160 years old city buildings, fabousley converted into a modern hotel, at the heart of Liverpool centre. This building is true example of how conservation is preserving country’s heritage and how the area is being regenerated into compatible modern uses in the heart of the city.
Semra Eren-Nijhar 