One of the world’s most famous hymns to commerce, New York’s thousands of street food vendors - and the fare they sell - reflect its eclectic ethnic mix. But as we find out, life on the streets can be harsh, belying the city’s rich and glamorous image.
Brick Lane, in the East End of the English capital, is a microcosm of the country’s shifting ethnic patterns. Once the home of traditional fare, it is now the heartland of the city’s Bangladeshi community. What are the future repercussions?
Brick Lane, in the East End of the English capital, is a microcosm of the country’s shifting ethnic patterns. Once the home of traditional fare, it is now the heartland of the city’s Bangladeshi community. What are the future repercussions?
One of the world’s most famous hymns to commerce, New York’s thousands of street food vendors - and the fare they sell - reflect its eclectic ethnic mix. But as we find out, life on the streets can be harsh, belying the city’s rich and glamorous image.
Bill Emmott, former editor of the economist, joins Sir David. Emmott says that developing countries like China and India should be formally represented in the G8. Sir David is joined by Andrew Bearpark, Director general of the British Association of Private Security Companies, and by Dr. Paul Cornish, Head of the International Security Programme at the Royal Institute of International Affairs.