10,000 People Live in Houseboats on London’s Waterways
High rent prices have driven Londoners onto the water
These Alien-Looking Metal Domes Are Keeping London Safe And Dry
The flood barrier that protects London closed fifty times this winter—a new record
Officially, More People Died Falling Off the Great Fire of London Monument Than in the Fire—But Only Officially
Which makes more sense, considering the fire destroyed nearly 90 percent of the homes in the city
In a Handful of Prisons, Inmates Are Being Trained in the Restaurant Business
Real-world experience is hard to come by behind bars, but some charities and prisons are working to change that
See London in Double Vision—How It Looks Today And How Artists Saw It Years Ago
These pictures of modern London streets mashed up with old artwork are a sight to see
These Redesigned Egg Cartons and Tea Bags Let You Play With Your Breakfast Meal
To reimagine your morning meal, one designer looks to bridge engineering and another to common sense.
London’s Looking at Building Bike Lanes in the Sky
The dedicated bike lanes could improve some commuter’s trips by nearly 30 minutes
London’s New Years Eve Will Feature Edible Confetti And Scented Fireworks
Only time will tell whether the sites and sounds and tastes and smells are a success, but no one can say London didn’t try
Sewage Water Reveals Community’s Illegal Drug Habits
Sewage analyses in the US found the highest levels of methamphetamines to date, but revealed that cocaine use in the US seems on par with that in Europe
A Photographic Tour of London
Take a virtual tour through the streets and sights of England’s capital city with these stunning travel photos submitted to our photo contest
A Brief History of Scotland Yard
Investigating London’s famous police force and some of its most infamous cases
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