16 Eerie Visions Of Post-Apocalyptic Britain
Spooky images of how Buckingham Palace and other landmarks would look after a pandemic wipes out the population. How cheerful.
Spooky images of how Buckingham Palace and other landmarks would look after a pandemic wipes out the population. How cheerful.
Small plastic bricks used in latest attempt to make London commute less harrowing.
Welome to hipster central. Population: all these people.
But why is he looking so glum?
Photographer Daniella Zalcman captured her move from New York to London in these wonderfully chaotic photographs.
The city, as seen from the air. By Jason Hawkes.
“Urban transformation,” or the art of making strangers smile.
Following the English Defence League’s Bank Holiday demonstrations in London and Newcastle…
Three men in their 20s were arrested by British police Saturday following the brutal fatal stabbing of a soldier earlier this week.
The identity of the suspect is unknown, and French President Francois Hollande said authorities are looking into possible connections to the attack in England, but cautioned against jumping to conclusions. UPDATE: The soldier has been hospitalized and is expected to survive.
Conspiracy theorists claim the murder was a false flag operation masterminded by the British government.
It’s not such a bad place, when you think about it.
How expensive is your tube station?
How the media reported a day of shocking violence.
Tube staff at Victoria Station are there to hold you.
The Woolwich area of South London is full of members of the English Defense League protesting law enforcement in a tense stand off over Wednesday’s violent attack.
Victim of attack is identified. Cameron: “An attack on Britain and a betrayal of Islam.” WARNING: Graphic content.
Everyone likes moaning about South West London’s leafiest district. Here’s why they’re wrong.
The Museum Of London Docklands commissioned this sweet, sweet work of art to celebrate their tenth anniversary.
Look at the image for long enough and you can make the train change direction simply by thinking about it. Freaky.
Spotted in T-A-P Coffee in London.
An interactive guide to some of the capital’s most iconic film scenes. Mouse over the tags to reveal the clips.
Perfectly normal.
All that stuff you were told when you were a kid? Yeah, it’s wrong.
Shot by British film pioneer Claude Frisse-Greene. It’s worth remembering that the BBC didn’t begin colour broadcasts for another forty years.
Because sometimes even the greatest cities can seem like Hell on Earth.
Why walk when you can ride? Via Dogs On Trains.