nadia ali reports.ket stalls and bagel shops. this infamous part of london's east end is in many ways a cultural home for britain's bangladeshi community. one in six bangladeshi residents across england and wales live in tower hamlets. consequently, the borough has by far the largest bangladeshi population compared to anywhere else in the country. for many residents, brick lane is notjust a collection of restaurants, but rather the beating heart of london's bangladeshis. the reason why this visit was so important is that we wanted to recognise and the legacy of our forefathers, the contribution they have made to this street which has been home for the bangladeshi community. their majesties, the king and the queen consort made a historic visit to brick lane, where they were greeted and met with elders from the community who were actively involved in the anti—racism movement of the 1970s. and they met with individuals from local charities and businesses. it has been incredible. he shook hands with everyon

as for those federal charges, ali irsan and his daughter nadia to deals.r in the murders. her trial still lies ahead. now all that's left for those who love coty beavers and gelareh bagherzadeh are the memories of who they were and perhaps visions of who they might have become. what has life been like since he's been gone? >> there's a lot of times where i see something then i just think about, how i wish i could just tell him about that. or just think, like, how excited he might be to hear this. and he's not there. >> cory beavers lost both his twin brother and the woman he loved. >> she was intensely passionate about everything, if he needed left, she was going to help you. whether you wanted her to or not. >> i'm guessing that the reason that galareh wanted to help so many people is that you both thought or that that was the right thing to do. >> yeah. >> that's where she was. >> and i was angry and she told me, i am like you. really. >> and she was. >> a person who is so helpful, so full of energy and so positive, imagine all the things she could've do