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Xan Brooks meets the cast of Fantastic Mr Fox at the East London set before the film festival.
Ed Hammond Ed discusses London's housing boom and the impact of the BC Power Station conversion.
Owen Jones addresses Russia's influence and dirty money in London post-Salisbury attack.
The Mirror releases a video of Tory staff partying during lockdown, prompting public outrage.
Passengers at Heathrow face chaos as delays disrupt travel plans and medical treatment.
Patrick Swayze battles pancreatic cancer, defying grim prognosis with optimism and support.
A man is arrested in West London for the murder of local figure Mr. O'Halloran in a residential street.
Boris Johnson calls it shameful that Churchill's statue is boarded up in London due to protests.
Protests in London and Bristol face violence, with a statue of Edward Auster torn down.
Police apologize for Ian Tomlinson's death, with Maxine de Brunner taking responsibility.
Sgt Stephen Brown is recognized for tackling a sword-wielding attacker in Islington on Christmas Eve.
The 2011 England riots prompted significant criticism of the Metropolitan Police's deployment strategies, as highlighted by insights from Paul Lewis and Adrian Roberts.
Pope Francis visits Myanmar amid a humanitarian crisis affecting the Rohingya people.
Taz Khan's Food Bank in London aids 15,000 people weekly amid rising poverty and inflation.
Kelly Mary Fauvrelle, a pregnant woman, is stabbed to death in Croydon, London.
Arthur 'Bobby' Harrison recounts the Attica uprising in this new series premiering Monday.
Sing Sing prison became a model for incarceration in the United States and influenced systems throughout the Americas, Western Europe, and Australia.
Protests erupt outside the Ecuadorean embassy in London as supporters rally for Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, amid his asylum situation.
The video shows protests at Margaret Thatcher's funeral, revealing divided opinions on her legacy.
Residents protest in Atlanta after Rayshard Brooks is killed by police on Friday night.
Police quickly remove protesters during the Trooping the Colour ceremony in London.
Protesters in London demonstrate against Donald Trump's UK visit, voicing dissent over his policies and actions while sharing their experiences on social media.
Protesters in London criticize Donald Trump during his state visit, led by Jeremy Corbyn.
Nadya and Masha of Pussy Riot visit London for the first time to share their activism.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky states that Vladimir Putin has understood that there can be no military solution to the conflict in Ukraine after a month of war.
Turkey and Russia's leaders meet to mend ties after a seven-month standoff this week.
Vladimir Putin is set to secure another six-year presidential term amid a backdrop of limited competition and pressure for high voter turnout in Russia.
Stephen Hicks from University College London discusses aftershocks following a recent quake.
Queen Elizabeth II died peacefully at Balmoral, marking the end of her historic reign as Britain's longest-serving monarch and a significant moment for the royal family.
Queen Elizabeth II's reign, beginning in 1926, reflects Britain's transformation from empire to Brexit, marked by her commitment to duty and service.
The Queen lights the principal beacon at Buckingham Palace, overseen by Prince William.
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrives in London, received by King Charles III, Queen Consort Camilla, and other royal family members at Buckingham Palace.
Esther Leslie discusses Horkheimer's Critique of Instrumental Reason at Camden Market in London.
Abdul Haq returns to London street preaching after David Haynes' beheading by ISIS militants.
Hackers made around a billion dollars in ransomware attacks, affecting hospitals and businesses.
34 works by Lucas Cranach the Elder are held in British national collections, reflecting the historical significance of German art in Britain.
Eduardo Paes discusses Rio's Olympic challenges with Seb Morton-Clark from the FT.
Roger Federer says goodbye to professional tennis at the 2022 Laver Cup in London, partnering with Rafael Nadal in his final match at age 41.
Roman Abramovich faces UK sanctions, jeopardizing Chelsea FC sale and his assets.
Reza Baluchi is arrested after trying to run to London across the Atlantic Ocean.
Fred Studemann and Professor Michael Kerr analyze Russia's role in the Syrian war.
Russia launches North Korean ballistic missiles into Ukraine amid ongoing invasion.
Marina Moran discusses Russia's military strategy and Ukraine's response from Helsinki.
Marina Litvinenko discusses signs of opposition to Russia's war in Ukraine and calls for action.
London contributes disproportionately more to the UK's GDP and tax revenue, according to Mayor Sadiq Khan in a discussion about the city's future after Brexit.
Nuria Sajad, 8, dies after a car crash at a Wimbledon school, following Selena Lau's death.
Paul Thorpe warns that stealing expensive watches is now more lucrative than drugs in London.
Jimmy Sarang Kerr, a sprinter from Sierra Leone, faces homelessness in London after tragedy strikes.
