Urban eternal or rubble inevitable: who wins the wardroom argument?

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A bald assertion followed by a flat denial and personal abuse, the subject of the debate was terrorism, and in particular what chance there was any urban renaissance continuing in spite of it. Rather than try to find a formula for eternal urban life, was suggested that it would be wiser to concede that eventually all cities are destroyed for one reason or another.

United Kingdom, Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Evaluation, Public opinion, Terrorism, City and town life, Urban life

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Creating a pedestrian city through the power of celebrity

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Twenty-eight broadcast cameras covered Princess DianaEs funeral route, but for 115 minutes had nothing to focus on but the crowds and great buildings. Days before the event, the newspaper had latched on to the connection between grand architecture and grand tragedy. Every national produced a map of the funeral route.

United States, Media coverage, Architectural design, Diana, Princess of Wales, Death of

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