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David Beckham talks about the success of the London Olympics and his pride in being part of it, stating it was one of the most successful ever.
Robert De Niro shares how Nobu restaurant began in New York after a visit to L.A.
Boris Johnson faces a tough decision on reopening the UK amid rising Delta variant cases.
Luke Tozer designs Gap House, a sustainable home in London's Notting Hill neighborhood.
Diana's iconic dresses, including the Victor Edelstein gown, fetch nearly £1 million at auction.
Justin Trudeau and Anthony Albanese pay respects to Queen Elizabeth II ahead of her funeral.
Heston Blumenthal's restaurant in London revitalizes traditional English cuisine with innovative techniques, as explored by food critic Tony Naylor.
A performer from the Philippines recounts being denied a theater role in 'Miss Saigon' due to their Asian heritage, highlighting industry challenges and representation.
Detainees armed with weaponry cause a disturbance at Harmondsworth immigration center near Heathrow.
On September 7, 1940, nearly 350 bombers began a nine-month bombing campaign over London, which would reveal a hidden murder case amid the chaos.
Donald Trump's visit to London highlights his unpopularity and Brexit connections.
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, is hospitalized for a pre-existing condition.
Silicon Valley remains a top destination for tech entrepreneurs seeking networking and talent.
Iris Apfel meets Duro Olowu at London Zoo, showcasing her vibrant personality and style.
The Financial Times covers the Dutch election and Lufthansa's profit drop this week.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem discusses Brexit and Theresa May's plans at the Davos Forum.
Edna O'Brien discusses the cultural significance of books, her literary influences, and her memoir 'Country Girl' in a conversation with Andrew.
The City of London faces uncertainty over post-Brexit trade deals for services.
London's 2011 riots, ignited by the police shooting of Mark Duggan, reveal deep-seated frustrations over police violence and community tensions.
Daniel Khalif is arrested by the Metropolitan Police in Chiswick after escaping Wandsworth prison.
Bob Diamond resigns as CEO of Barclays amid the Libor scandal, impacting London and global finance.
In France, the 2004 'veil law' has intensified debates about the hijab's role in identity and religion among the growing Muslim minority in Europe.
Jordan Horner, a former member of the Muslim Patrol in East London, expresses regret for his past actions enforcing Sharia law and acknowledges their misrepresentation of Islam.
Gillian and Steve struggle to find affordable housing in London's competitive rental market.
A week after a Malaysian Airlines passenger jet was shot down over eastern Ukraine, experts discuss the potential for increased EU sanctions against Russia.
David Levene captures the energy of Field Day festival in Victoria Park, London.
José Mourinho's return to Chelsea ignites discussions among pundits James Richardson, Barry Glendenning, Owen Gibson, and Philippe Auclair about the club's future ahead of the Europa League final against Benfica.
Four people are arrested in London for shouting anti-Semitic abuse from a car convoy.
France's presidential election features Marine Le Pen and Emanuel Macron in a critical showdown.
A boy in West London in the 1960s and 70s becomes obsessed with rock music after discovering Frank Zappa's album 'Hot Rats' at Notting Hill Gate.
The world premiere of 'What Child Is This?' takes place at Cardinal Hall Memorial School on Christmas.
Theresa May prioritizes a clean break from the European Union for Britain and new trade deals.
Nick Varney discusses the Alton Towers rollercoaster accident on Sky News from London.
Donald Trump visits Poland before attending the G20 summit in Germany this week.
The G7 summit in Canada faces trade tensions as Putin visits Austria and Apple unveils new gadgets.
Ninety-four percent of the country believes many illegal immigrants do not resemble them, raising questions about government language and its societal impact.
Angela Merkel aims for re-election in Germany as the Bank of Japan discusses monetary policy.
Phil Hilton, former editor of Nuts, tests a new wig on the streets of London, receiving mixed reactions about its realistic appearance and style.
Fatouma Kadir, 11, missing from Bolton, is found safe in London after traveling alone.
Global trade evolves as technology reshapes consumer access in London, Washington, and Beijing.
Goa's mining shutdown threatens local livelihoods and destroys agricultural land.
The documentary reconstructs the Grenfell Tower fire using 3D imaging and community testimonies.
The Grenfell Tower fire in London results in 30 deaths, prompting a public inquiry by Theresa May.
Gwyneth Paltrow praises London style and shares fashion advice from Angelica Houston.
Last year, approximately 3 million people completed the pilgrimage to Mecca, a religious duty for every able-bodied Muslim.
Terry Deary and Martin Brown's show rehearses for Saturday at London's Royal Albert Hall.
Four individuals, including two children, are found dead in Hounslow, London.
Tim Hayward and Daniel Guerin visit a Michelin star restaurant adapting to post-lockdown challenges.
