If beeston hill had not sent two sui-cide-bombers to London last July, it might have become known as a symbol of modern Britain. Asians, blacks and whites cram more or less harmoniously into its small red-brick houses. A few St. George's flags, relics of England's ill-fated World Cup run, fly from windows even in Lodge Lane, where the bombers met to plan their terror. That such a mixed, multicultural neighbourhood, in one of northern England's most prosperous cities, should have produced such murderers is still a shock to local people.
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