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Kati Marton and Martin Sambu discuss global recession risks and economic slowdowns in major regions.
Jeremy Corbyn travels from Kings Cross to Grimsby, receiving enthusiastic support while grappling with political turmoil following Ken Livingstone's controversial remarks.
Asmahan teaches belly dancing at Pineapple in London's Covent Garden, tracing its Mesopotamian roots.
Migrant families in London face homelessness, with children sleeping on buses every night.
Farron Alex Paul discusses his anti-knife violence campaign with Kay Burley on Sky News.
Cardinal Becciu, a former ally of Pope Francis, faces trial for financial misconduct linked to a £129 million property deal in London.
Sarah Everard's disappearance on March 3, 2021, in Clapham Common highlights the dangers women face walking alone at night during COVID-19 restrictions.
Concerns rise over racial hate in football ahead of the World Cups and after the European Championship.
A police officer threatens to call the police on Paul Lewis for filming the Gherkin, leading to a stop and search under the terrorism act.
AJ Tracey and brother Mickey discuss the lack of government response to the Grenfell Tower fire.
Rowena Chiu shares her story about Harvey Weinstein on the Financial Times podcast.
London is the dirty money capital, welcoming corrupt individuals and Russian investments.
£1.5 billion worth of UK property is owned by Russians connected to corruption or with ties to the Kremlin, illustrating London's role in financial crime.
Stephen Beardsley discusses the British economic crisis and its rapid developments in Berlin.
Jennifer Robinson, a 31-year-old legal advisor, has worked pro bono for Julian Assange for two years while he remains in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
Up to 900 farms have been invaded by supporters of Robert Mugabe's party, intensifying political tensions in Zimbabwe ahead of elections.
Residents of Carpenters face displacement due to Olympic Park regeneration plans by the Council.
Sandra Salazar battles to save her North London community farm amid rising costs and rent hikes.
Twenty-five knives were collected from Leytonstone in a community effort to reduce knife crime and promote safety among families.
At London Zoo, a team conducts a postmortem on a juvenile female common dolphin to investigate the causes of its stranding in North Devon.
The Vauxhall Tavern, a historic gay pub, faces redevelopment by an Austrian company.
A food bank for undocumented people serves over 100 individuals during the first lockdown, providing vital support amid a hostile immigration environment.
27% is the mould spore reading found on children's pillows in a Wandsworth council house, where tenants face ongoing health issues due to neglect.
Melinda Gates pledges to provide 120 million women access to contraceptives by 2020 in London.
Corruption under General Sani Abacha in Nigeria led to the embezzlement of billions, with London banks facilitating the laundering of these stolen funds.
The Hatton Garden heist reveals a daring crime by aging British thieves targeting millions.
David Cameron's government faced significant challenges, struggling to pass two budgets within ten months during the coalition with George Osborne.
An IMSI catcher can intercept messages and calls from around 1,200 phones per minute, raising concerns about surveillance during public protests in London.
Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian writer, was assassinated in 1978 at London’s Waterloo Bridge through a poisoned pellet injected by an unknown assailant.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle discuss their romantic proposal and relationship milestones.
130 police officers from London, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester provide firsthand accounts of the violent riots that erupted in August 2011.
The Mets status dogs unit in North London addresses dangerous dogs linked to crime.
A black policeman shares insights on Stephen Lawrence's murder and its impact on racial equality.
25-year-old Amina Ginga runs for office in East London, representing 'Take Back the City,' a political startup focused on community engagement.
A teenager details police brutality during custody at Stratfor and Forest Gate stations.
Malik Govinda from South London shares his Brexit experience and vision for Britain.
Graham Stirk tours the Leadenhall building, comparing it to Lloyd's of London in London.
Derick Macbeth faces liver disease from casual drinking habits in Britain, needing a transplant.
The cycle tour celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Lavender Hill Mob with Jack Harris and Richard Baker.
Anthony Brathwaite fights eviction in Lewisham after losing council housing eligibility.
Shami Chakrabarti reflects on her leadership at Liberty since 2003 and discusses how the refugee crisis dishonors the memory of the Holocaust.
30 percent of depressed individuals do not respond to current treatments, prompting research into psychedelics as potential therapies for mental health issues.
Renzo Piano's Shard opens on 1 February, offering stunning views from 244 metres high.
Over 15,000 trans individuals in the UK face long wait times for healthcare services through the NHS, often feeling abandoned in the process.
On 26 July 2019, Moosa Mohammed protested on the roof of the Bahraini Embassy in London against the imminent execution of two men in Bahrain.
Natasha Simona measures air pollution on her school run along London's Marylebone Road.
A 14-year-old is the most common age for victims of sexual crimes committed by police officers in the United States.
Travel writer Andrew Spooner explores London's diverse culinary scene with cab driver Mudzi Mehmet, highlighting local eateries and unique flavors throughout the city.
