Prayer: Albert Biatta, from the Queens district of New
York, stands in front of the inscribed name of his uncle, Antoine
Biatta, at the edge of the North Pool of the Ground Zero memorial
in New York, during memorial observances on the 13th anniversary of
the World Trade Center attacks, on Thursday of last
week
Prayer: Albert Biatta, from the Queens district of New
York, stands in front of the inscribed name of his uncle, Antoine
Biatta, at the edge o...
COMBATING extremism was the topic of a conference held in
Bradford on the anniversary of 9/11 last week.
More than 200 people came to hear Dr Liam Fox, a former defence
secretary; Dr Shoaib Suddle, chief of the Police Association in
Pakistan; and Superintendent Vince Firth, of the Reducing Crime and
Reoffending Group in Bradford.
Yaqub Masih, who is a lay canon of Wakefield Cathedral and
co-chairs New Horizons, which organised the event, said: "We are
not guests in this country. We are the fellow-citizens who have
made this nation our home. Therefore, it is our responsibility to
make sure that no one damages or undermines our home."
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