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Parameswaran Subramaniyan continues his hunger strike amid Tamil protests in Parliament Square.
North London gang members discuss knife crime and the Home Secretary's new prevention measures.
China leads the Olympics with scrutiny over swimmer Yi's record-breaking performance.
In August 2011, widespread unrest erupted across London following the police shooting of Mark Duggan, leading to significant chaos and destruction throughout the city.
In 2014, David discusses whether markets will Party Like It's 1999 amid changing corporate behaviors.
Hundreds of thousands march in London, calling for a ceasefire amid the Israel-Hamas war.
A 41-gun salute honors the Duke of Edinburgh's life and service to the Queen.
Emergency calls from London Underground staff reveal chaos after the July London bombings.
Director Danny Boyle launches the Olympic Games, sharing insights with Roger Blitz and Seb Morton-Clark.
Peter Walker rides London's Cycle Superhighway 2, showcasing its challenges and improvements.
Analogue technology sees a revival as vinyl sales surge and retro trends gain popularity.
Aluminium production faces pressure for greener methods amid rising global demand.
In central London, James Bowen's life transforms after adopting a stray cat named Bob, leading to increased donations and a best-selling book.
Jennifer Olayinka from East Croydon picks up her A-level results in Clapham, London.
Mo Farah's success as a two-time Olympic gold medalist inspires students at Feltham Community College, motivating them to excel in their A-level results.
Muki Kashima Muki discusses Japan's economic shift amid political changes and Abenomics.
Lord Adonis and Dan Milmo discuss the future of high-speed rail in Britain.
Alex Wheatle questions if Brixton has lost its unique vibe due to gentrification.
Alford Gardner shares his beautiful life as a Jamaican in Britain since Windrush.
Four family members are tragically killed in a stabbing on Delaford Road in London.
Clinton McKenzie trains aspiring boxers, including Paul Ramnora, at his south London gym.
Activists vandalize the Aston Martin Showroom in London to protest fossil fuel production.
London's skyline transforms with skyscrapers like The Shard, challenging its historic architecture.
Lesley Hook discusses microbial food innovations with Emma Cote and Clive Cookson.
IA Bennett reports on the Armistice Day service and a pro-Palestinian March in London.
Sead Kolasinac fights off armed carjackers with his bare hands in North London.
Britain prepares for Brexit by March 2019, facing complex negotiations with the EU.
Artists at the Barbican Centre in London showcase personal collections and their own works.
Theresa May's industrial strategy focuses on Tech and Pharma to boost UK productivity.
Audrey Niffenegger discusses Her Fearful Symmetry at Highgate Cemetery in London.
The Nikkei rises nearly 8% as a British Airways flight catches fire in Las Vegas.
London faces a currency crisis as the pound plummets amid economic uncertainty in November.
Will Smith supports Barack Obama ahead of the president's inauguration in Washington.
Barbara Hepworth's sculptures shape Britain's landscapes and engage viewers in unique ways.
Jes Staley discusses Trump's election impact on banking and Barclays' London presence post-Brexit.
Trams revive in UK cities like Manchester and Edinburgh, facing both benefits and criticism.
Donald Trump's first State of the Union address to Congress follows a tumultuous year marked by low approval ratings, tax reform, and immigration debates involving 'dreamers'.
Bitcoin is a digital currency which aims to simplify online payments and eliminate middlemen.
Sasha Johnson, a prominent anti-racism campaigner, is critically injured after a shooting.
A black male speaker expresses concern for his daughter's safety in a world where racism persists, stating that if black lives do not matter, then nothing else does.
Bob Diamond tells Martin Arnold at the Banking Summit in London about investing in African banks.
Ivan Vasiliev and Natalia Osipova dance Romeo and Juliet in London, blending love and artistry.
Boris Becker, the German tennis legend, is sentenced to prison for bankruptcy fraud.
Boris Johnson busks with Misha B at a London Underground station for a busking license.
Boris Johnson gives his first speech as Conservative party leader at a lively conference.
Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister amid Brexit uncertainties and a minority government.
Bradley Wiggins reflects on his historic achievements as the first cyclist to win the Tour de France and an Olympic gold medal in 2012 during a pre-Olympic interview.
The Financial Times covers Brexit debates in Parliament and Merkel's leadership of the Christian Democrats.
