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Sarah Stevenson from Manchester prepares for the London 2012 Olympics in Taekwondo.
Angie Winstanley-Smith trains with the Team GB Women's Water Polo team for London 2012.
Beth Storry, the goalkeeper for Team GB, shares her transition from a financial analyst to a full-time hockey player as she prepares for the London 2012 Olympics.
Ozwald Boateng features over 100 models in his London Fashion Week show, blending traditional fabrics with modern design elements.
Amanda Berg, a fashion editor, shares her vintage style at London Fashion Week.
Roger Blitz and Seb Morton-Clark discuss preparations for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
The London Gateway super port revives maritime trade on the Thames, transforming goods distribution.
Tom Durnin finishes the London Marathon, raising money for the Bone Cancer Research Trust.
A Hyde Park property in London is listed for 300 million pounds, raising bubble concerns.
Jason Farrell recounts the violence on Clarence Road in Hackney during the London riots.
Londyn faces pollution challenges as John Dowd switches to an electric taxi for cleaner transport.
Billy pens a union song during the London student protest on November 9, 2011.
PM Theresa May addresses the Commons after a terrorist attack on Westminster Bridge.
Police shoot dead the three London attacks terrorists near the Wheatsheaf pub within eight minutes.
A helicopter crash in Vauxhall sent debris falling from a crane and caused panic among people running for safety on the street.
In Greenford, community member Thomas O'Halloran is fatally stabbed while on his mobility scooter, prompting a Metropolitan Police investigation and public appeal for information.
London Bridge station sees low congestion, raising concerns for businesses during the Olympics.
London's euro clearing dominance faces challenges from the European Union's regulatory concerns.
Kate Allen reports on London's luxury housing market and potential tax impacts on mansion owners.
Los Saicos from Lima claim to be the original punk band, predating New York and London.
Kieran Yates covers the vibrant Lovebox Festival in London Victoria Park with Ellie and Matt.
Lucy Calloway examines office envy and the CBI's new vibrant workspace in London.
Lucy Callaway visits Central Working in London, discussing office envy and modern workspaces.
Lucy Calloway critiques Legos New London office design and its impact on employee productivity.
Emmanuel Macron marks 100 days in office as central bankers meet at Jackson Hole.
Mobile devices transform business, with Facebook's super app and Domino's mobile orders rising.
On January 4, 2023, Darren Pencil stabbed I.T. consultant Lee Pomeroy 18 times in 25 seconds on a London-bound train, leading to a high-profile murder trial.
Several hundred people gather in Brixton to celebrate Margaret Thatcher's death, expressing strong opinions about her impact on British society.
Amanda Thatcher reads from Ephesians at her grandmother Margaret Thatcher's funeral.
Washington reprimands London over Britain's membership in China's Asian Investment Bank.
Frederick and Martin Wolf discuss key economic books and themes from the Financial Times in London.
In Southwark, a pizza delivery robot navigates London streets while being tested.
A Metropolitan Police officer was shot dead at a custody center in Croydon, South London, with a 23-year-old suspect hospitalized in critical condition.
Officer nx121 is granted bail for the murder of Chris Kaba in South London last September.
A crane will lower into a sculpture of St Francis at the National Gallery to retrieve t-shirts that represent the religious vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Crossrail transforms London with Bombardier trains amid a critical skills shortage in Britain.
Mo Farah reflects on his experience at the London Marathon, highlighting the challenges of marathon training and his commitment to improving performance.
Andrew Shoben's Monument to the Unknown Artist redefines public art in London, England.
A driver who mowed down a knifeman in West London has been released without charge.
Seventeen-year-old Myron Yarde was stabbed to death in southeast London on April 3, 2016, leaving friends and family in shock over his untimely death.
NATO ministers meet in Brussel to discuss defense spending and EU-Mexico trade talks.
Nelson Mandela died at the age of 95, prompting Prince William to call him an "extraordinary, inspiring man" during a tribute after a film premiere.
Griselda Murray Brown discusses the new Design Museum in London with Edwin Heathcote.
Kings Cross transforms into a vibrant neighborhood with offices, homes, and a university.
NHS officials are calling for 250,000 volunteers to help with shopping, medicine delivery, and support for people at risk during the coronavirus crisis.
Entrepreneurs in London use untraditional workplaces like battleships for their businesses.
Vanessa Kortekaas reviews Monday's historic show jumping event with Seb Morton-Clark.
Governments across Europe face a huge increase in omicron cases, prompting lockdowns and urgent measures.
