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American researchers at Harvard create a self-assembling origami robot with vast potential.
Julian Assange is arrested in London, facing extradition to the U.S. for computer crimes.
John Mackey discusses conscious capitalism and its impact on businesses in London.
Richard Jolly discusses hurry sickness affecting executives today at London Business School.
Activists hack Iranian TV to protest Ayatollah Ali Harmony amid Masa Amini's death.
Sadiq Khan becomes London's first Muslim Mayor, defeating Zac Goldsmith in a significant election.
Chanya Button critiques the term 'strong female character' at the London Film Festival.
Roger Ailes exits Fox News amid scandal, marking a shift in Murdoch's management approach.
Protests erupt in London as President Trump visits amid Brexit tensions and NATO discussions.
The video covers the EDL march in London and the UAF's counter-protest amid tensions.
The Bakrie family partners with NAT Rothschild to list coal assets in London amid controversies.
Peter Spiegel News discusses Jim Comey's career and controversies with Brooke Masters.
On November 1, 2006, former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned with polonium-210 in London, leading to a public inquiry and accusations against Vladimir Putin.
Gang violence in Sweden leads to terror, with families mourning victims of shootings.
Lieutenant Robert Millward captures Cairo as British forces defeat Italian invaders in Egypt.
Seven Labour MPs, including Luciana Berger, resign from the Labour Party this morning.
Theresa May stabilizes her position amid Brexit negotiations between London and Brussels.
Holly Brockwell discusses the choice of being child-free and societal pressures in London.
A new app in Sunny North London allows drivers to pay for parking directly from their car dashboard.
Xi Jinping's London visit aims to secure major investment deals for Britain.
Xi Jinping meets Trump in Florida to discuss trade and North Korea amid rising tensions.
Xi Jinping starts his third term, reshaping China amid significant global implications.
Zimbabwe's economy collapses as Emerson Manager Gua seeks help from Mutulu and faces food shortages.
A special tribute in London honors Bill Hicks on the 15th anniversary of his death.
Peter Brook reflects on his career and the creation of 'The Suit,' a play based on Can Themba's story that addresses apartheid South Africa's complexities.
Michael Cera and David Cross discuss the return of Arrested Development in London.
Ferran Adrià talks about the future of restaurants at Somerset House's food exhibition.
Farfetch connects over 300 independent fashion retailers across 18 countries, allowing consumers to shop globally without leaving home.
Charmian Biggs reflects on life with Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs after his death at 84.
Paul Smith shares insights into his London design HQ during London Fashion Week with Simon Chilvers.
Liam Gallagher discusses music preferences and shares stories about Mahmut and Damian Marley.
Kate Phelan discusses trends at Topshop's show during London Fashion Week.
Michael Craig-Martin recalls following Christine Keeler for 12 hours a day during the trial that captivated the public in the 1960s.
Owen Jones and Josie Long discuss societal injustices and the need for community support.
Two-thirds of Labour MPs represent constituencies that voted to leave the European Union, complicating the party's stance on Brexit.
Paloma Faith discusses her fears for Britain's future and the impact of Brexit.
Owen Jones interviews Sadiq Khan about his Labour candidacy for Mayor of London and housing issues.
Austerity measures have contributed to a rise in knife crime in London, according to Sean Bailey, the Tory candidate for Mayor.
Yanis Varoufakis resigned as Greece's finance minister after the government accepted austerity measures imposed by the European Union.
Giggs spent two years in prison for firearms possession, reflecting on the pressures of his environment and the impact on his music career.
Lord Winston discusses the dual nature of innovation and the need for better communication in science.
Lindsay Johns and Michael Rosen Click debate if schools should ban slang in classrooms.
Stephen Fry and Malcolm Gladwell discuss dyslexia among CEOs and adversity in character development.
Terence Conran reflects on his influential career in British design, from founding Habitat to shaping contemporary design culture, in a conversation with Jonathan Glancey.
Thomas Heatherwick showcases his retrospective at the V&A in this Olympic year for British design.
Mona discusses sex education gaps and her experiences with her mother in London.
Erin Christian shares her experiences of living in East London and rising costs.
Four young people under 24 discuss their anxiety about the future and the challenges of graduating during the coronavirus pandemic.
