内容摘要：The free exhibition, which runs until 20 July, fuses traditional Indian miniature art and digital media to explore themes and motifs around politics, identity and culture.

The free exhibition, which runs until 20 July, fuses traditional Indian miniature art and digital media to explore themes and motifs around politics, identity and culture.

Just how would a reunion be received by the people that really matter? We asked Rangers fans and the response was a mixed bag..."I always admired Steven for the way he went about it. When he left, I'm sure it was because he didn't have the backing of the board. This man deserves the opportunity to mould the team he knows will be a winning team."

"I would certainly back the return of Gerrard. Yes, it was disappointing the way he left but he was lured by the best league in the world. He made Rangers a force again after years in the wilderness and I'd back him to do it again.""I would be okay with Gerrard being back at Ibrox, but still very disappointed that Barry Ferguson and his staff were not given the job to add to the passion he managed to get from a lot of sub-standard players he inherited.""No, no, no! Gerrard has done nothing since he left us in the lurch for Aston Villa and what a good job he did there. He is not a true Rangers man and never will be. I'd sooner have Ange Postecoglou if Spurs sack him than Gerrard."

"He has failed at every job since he won our title. Why bring a failure back? I would have been happier with Giovanni van Bronckhorst coming back. Happier still if they had stuck with Ferguson and co.""I don't believe the fans are split here. I think the vast majority will be against it. First time around he was a calculated risk, now we know what kind of manager he is it'll just be an unnecessary risk."

Visitors to a beach featured in the hit TV show House of the Dragon will face new parking restrictions in a bid to halt gridlock.

Ticket prices are set to rise, while the main car parks for those heading to Llanddwyn beach on Anglesey could be closed off from mid-morning.He provided multiple images of the tattoo to prove that it's his - and he says that he has no association to the Venezuelan group.

The US government hasn't deported anyone based on their tattoos alone, according to comments from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

However, court documents show immigration officials are employing a points-based system known as theto determine if someone is linked to the Venezuelan gang.