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Brockwell Park Lido in 1995 served as a vibrant gathering place for a diverse community, showcasing the rich tapestry of London life during a hot summer.
Chris Packham reveals that he has spent 30 years on television trying to act normal while living with Asperger's Syndrome.
Life couldn't survive without water, and creatures here are born to swim and thrive underwater.
Volunteer coaches support unlikely athletes in their quest to swim the treacherous English Channel, embodying a community spirit and resilience against nature.
Seventy percent of Black individuals cannot swim, a statistic that reflects cultural and societal pressures as one man's fear of drowning unfolds.
West Hollywood Aquatics, the first openly gay masters swim team, reflects on LGBTQ history through its triumphs and challenges from 1982 to marriage equality.
Steve Moby Leitch swims the treacherous Molokai Channel in Hawaii, overcoming personal struggles with addiction and loss to inspire others.
China leads the Olympics with scrutiny over swimmer Yi's record-breaking performance.
Michael Phelps wins his 16th gold medal in the 200m individual medley final with a time of 1:54.27.
A team swims out of a cage surrounded by sharks during a study on July 9.
Ivan Gjorgievski endured 18 hours in the Aegean Sea after a rip current swept away his friend during a birthday celebration in Greece.
Ella faces severe pain in A&E and reflects on her Marfan syndrome diagnosis and new path.
The Komodo dragon is the largest lizard, known for its powerful claws and deadly bite.
Shaw uses the Alexander Technique to enhance swimming skills through hands-on tuition.
Prince William advocates for swimming education as many children cannot swim 25 metres unaided.
Julia Fernández was diagnosed with autism at the age of seven. Swimming helped her make friends and become more independent. Watch her story!
Mandarin fish couples perform a beautiful courtship dance in the Great Blue Wild series.
Steve Trew coaches Shannon Pearce on swimming drills to enhance triathlon performance.
A 200-meter stretch of the Thames at South Stoke offers a tranquil setting for outdoor swimming, reviving a tradition lost over the past 50 years.
