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But lately, Berlin's fast-food scene has gone foodie.

The British dance scene has gone through a period of remarkable growth.

Over all, the restaurant scene has gone beyond just pizza and Chinese, according to residents.

8 p.m. 7) FROM BEIRUT, WITH LOVE If the city's hotels have gone upscale, the dining scene has gone through the roof.

The old, sleazy nightclub scene has gone up-market: the Kleine Nachtrevue on Kurfürstenstrasse is the nearest you'll get to the decadent old days, with its burlesque dancers and transvestite revues, but the entrance fee is a distinctly modern €30.

Myriem Berrada Sounni, 29, who owns the 11-month-old Loft Art Gallery (13 rue Al Kaissi, Triangle d'Or; 212-522-94-47-65; loftartgallery.net) with her 26-year-old sister, Yasmine, said the city's art scene has gone mainstream.

Within 18 months, the club scene had gone, the culture had moved on, and mainstream music tastes had moved on.

While festivals like Electric Daisy Carnival have amplified the fantasy and fancy dress side of 90s rave, other sectors in the resurgent scene have gone in the opposite direction, concentrating on the music.

Often, if the scene had gone well, and maybe we hadn't gotten the dialogue quite right, if the dog was right, they'd print it".

Many of those involved in the early free party scene have gone on to run records labels, play at or organise licensed events or work in the festival circuit.

He says the fact that the national DNA database still holds the biometric details of 12.5% of all men and 3% of all women in Britain and has not had any "demonstrably adverse impact" on its effectiveness; indeed, if anything, its overall "match" rate with DNA evidence found at crime scenes has gone up.