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Young climate activist Noga Levy-Rapoport led a protest in London that attracted 5,000 participants, demanding urgent action on climate change from global leaders.
Robin Hood Gardens contains 213 council flats, sparking debate among residents and architects about whether to preserve or demolish the controversial estate.
A man in London cuts the UK's largest hedge, which spans approximately 15,000 square meters and includes a 55-foot tall section.
Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96, prompting King Charles III to deliver his first public address as Monarch.
Lauren MacCallum highlights climate change impacts and plans to meet Ryan Furman in March.
Simon Majumdar explores London's street food, featuring David And's pie and mash shop.
David reflects on the pain of loss when friends die, expressing how it deeply affects his sense of brotherhood and emotional connections.
The Pearly Kings and Queens of London prepare for King Charles III's coronation.
At 300 meters high, George King climbs The Shard in London, facing police and security while pushing the limits of urban exploration.
Rikki Beadle-Blair performs a song from his album while discussing his upbringing by lesbian mothers and the impact on his life and work.
Charles Darwin's five-year voyage in the 1830s and the significance of stromatolites highlight the evolution debate and the origins of species.
The Hampstead hoax falsely accuses 175 individuals of a Satanic conspiracy in London.
Heroic civilians stop terrorist Usman Khan during a knife attack at Fishmonger’s Hall in London.
Ten years after its premiere, the film revisits Pete Postlethwaite's confrontation with Ed Miliband over a proposed coal power station in 2009.
Dungeon Master Robert Wardhaugh leads one of the longest-running D&D campaigns in history.
Three London schoolgirls, aged 15 and 16, traveled to Turkey on February 17, 2015, and are believed to have joined the Islamic State in Syria.
Isatou Nyang trains to represent The Gambia at the Paralympic Games for a second time.
London has been a major settlement for almost 2,000 years, founded by the Romans in 43 AD and shaped by various monarchs and architects.
In the Panama rainforest, scientists led by Bryson Voren from the Smithsonian Institute search for new drugs to combat antibiotic resistance and diseases like cancer.
In an animated short by Caroline Leaf, families navigate the complex emotions that arise when strong members care for their ill and elderly relatives.
On its opening day in 1843, 50,000 people descended the staircase to experience the Thames tunnel, which was then a bustling fairground.
This choir with people who are trans and non-binary creates joyful music as an act of resistance.
Scentient, a London-based startup founded by Anastasia and Ivan, develops Escents technology that enhances virtual and real-life experiences through smell.
Over 3,000 drivers operate the London Underground, with trainee Terrance handling a train for the first time and 60-year-old Keith for the last time.
Unseen footage highlights the 2021 shooting of activist Sasha Johnson in Peckham, Britain.
Asa Butterfield shares his experiences in the US, including In-N-Out Burger and cultural differences.
Bree recounts her playful encounter with a giant inflatable Jeff Goldblum in London, humorously reflecting on her climb despite polite security objections.
Benedict Cumberbatch shares insights on voicing Smaug in the hobbit film with Evangeline Lily.
Boris Johnson humorously revealed the queen's words to his staff during his transition to prime minister, marking a significant political shift in the UK.
Conan O'Brien drives for three and a half hours in London with Tom Cruise, discussing comedy and their experiences while avoiding karaoke.
Russell Brand Russell discusses lockdown challenges and shares a Gandhi anecdote with Conan.
Daniel Radcliffe crashes the set of Star Wars Episode VII in London and meets Harrison Ford.
Eric Bana humorously addresses his fans' obsession with bananas on Conan in London.
Kristen Stewart shares insights on 'Twilight' fans in New York and London during her Conan appearance.
Isla Fisher discusses the challenges of being married to Sacha Baron Cohen and his outrageous work.
Matt LeBlanc shares insights on 'Episodes,' created by David Crane and Jeffrey, filmed in London.
Natalie Dormer compares fan bases of The Hunger Games and Game of Thrones at Comic-Con.
Norman Reedus talks about licking fans and his experiences in London with Denise Huth.
Paul Simon reminisces about George Harrison and their connection through music and friendship.
Russell Brand shares his thoughts on Earth, dreams, and the studio's lively atmosphere.
Sacha Baron Cohen recounts a funny encounter with Liam Gallagher from Oasis in London.
Conan shares a funny London traffic cam moment where a seagull steals the show.
Stephen Moyer discusses President Obama's visit and his recent work on 'True Blood.'
Tom Cruise shares his experience working with Conan O'Brien and preparing for Les Grossman.
John Oliver critiques Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia, and his controversial leadership.
Alain Ducasse opens a chocolate factory in London's Borough Yards, emphasizing quality ingredients.
Matthew Charlton discusses the Diet Coke advert's social media success at Cannes Lions 2013.
Shamima Begum, in a prison camp, faces legal limbo after being stripped of her citizenship.
