Curated Video
Design for Schools: Empowering Students to Improve School Safety and Design
The Design for Schools project in Britain allows primary and secondary school children to collaborate with top architects to improve the layout and design of their schools. By creating the brief and taking responsibility for the entire...
Curated Video
Britain's Fastest Rail Passenger Service Reduces London to Paris Journey Times
Experience the fastest-ever rail passenger service between France and the UK with the Channel Tunnel Rail Link. This revolutionary track allows trains to reach speeds of up to 300 kilometers per hour, reducing journey times by up to 20...
Curated Video
London's Lord Mayor Launches Campaign to Increase Recycling Rates
In this video, the Lord Mayor of London launches a campaign to encourage more people to recycle their rubbish. With landfill sites filling up quickly, it is crucial to find new ways to dispose of waste in an environmentally friendly...
Curated Video
Web-based Information Kiosks: Enhancing Visitor Experience in London
Introducing web-based information kiosks in London, offering a range of services from theatre tickets to hotel bookings. With over 500 terminals already operational and plans to expand nationwide, these kiosks provide localized...
Curated Video
The Scavenger or the Predator: Debunking the Myth of Tyrannosaurus Rex
Discover the truth about Tyrannosaurus Rex at London's Natural History Museum. This groundbreaking exhibition challenges the popular belief that T Rex was a fearsome predator, presenting evidence that suggests it was a scavenger. With a...
Curated Video
Unveiling the Secrets: Ancient Roman Canister Reveals Intact Contents After 2000 Years
Archaeologists uncover an ancient tin canister, crafted by Roman metalworkers 2000 years ago, near a temple complex in Southwark. Inside the sealed artifact, they find a mysterious ointment with a distinctive smell and surviving...
Curated Video
Channel Tunnel Eurostar Sets New UK Rail Speed Record
The Channel Tunnel Eurostar train has set a new UK rail speed record, reaching a top speed of 335 kilometers per hour during a test run. This achievement marks a significant milestone in the development of a £1.9 billion rail link that...
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Wi-Fi: The Battle Between Free Access and Profit
This video explores the growing popularity of Wi-Fi and the contrasting views on its usage. It highlights the divide between big businesses trying to profit from Wi-Fi and individuals advocating for free access and sharing. It also...
The Guardian
Social Media Advocacy Spurs Political Change for Social Housing
Kwajo Tweneboa has been relentless advocacy on behalf of social housing residents. The work is emotionally taxing and he and other activists face huge challenges in addressing the problems. Recently, however, his social media activism...
Financial Times
Lab-grown meat: the future of food?
Being promoted as a sustainable protein of the future, but can enough lab-grown meat be made to feed the world? The FT's Emiko Terazono and Mercedes Ruehl investigate the progress so far.
Financial Times
Hong Kong's future as Asia's financial centre
FT Film - The city's reputation as Asia's top international financial centre has been shaken by three years of protests, a political crackdown and a zero-Covid policy. The FT's Asia financial correspondent Tabby Kinder examines whether...
Curated Video
Payton Goes to London by Shayla and Payton McGhee
Looking to inspire your little one to travel, educate them about a different place in the world, and prepare them for a trip to London? Then Payton Goes to London is for you! In this beautifully illustrated picture book, Payton takes you...
Curated Video
The First Royal Pretender To Henry VII's Throne | Lambert Simnel | The Wars Of The Roses
Once Henry VII took the throne of England, his position as king was threatened almost immediately - starting with the first royal pretender, Lambert Simnel. Was the son of an Oxfordshire organ-maker really the son of George, Duke of...
The Guardian
Navigating Institutional Prejudice in London's Police Department
In this introspective video, Gamal 'G' Turawa reflects on personal experiences being a Black man within the London police force. He explores the complex intersections of race, identity, and social conformity within the context of law...
The Guardian
A Personal Story of Race and Policing in London
Gamal 'G' Turawa spent his early years with a white family in a predominantly white town. At the age of seven, his father picked him up and brought him back to London where he struggled with culture shock adjusting to a predominantly...
Curated Video
ChatGPT Mastery - Crafting Effective Prompts for Optimal Results - Creating a Weather Web App
In this video, we will discover how ChatGPT can assist in generating code for creating a weather web app; interact with ChatGPT to obtain the code snippet for a weather web app. We will receive explanations of the generated code,...
Curated Video
Josephine Baker: Actor, Singer, Spy
Actor and singer Josephine Baker spent her life resisting racial discrimination at home and abroad. During World War II, she bravely used her fame to fight back against the Nazis.
Curated Video
The Loveable Leo Lion
Miss Palomine talks about the uppercase letter -L. She plays the Leo Lion music video. She talks about the /l/ sound and the shape of the uppercase -L. She and the student then identify uppercase -L words.
Curated Video
I WONDER - What Is Tower Bridge London?
This video is answering the question of what is Tower Bridge London.
The Guardian
David Bowie remembered by two of his biggest fans
David Bowie’s death stunned the world. Musician and actor Gary Kemp, a lifelong fan, and Nicholas Pegg, author of Bowie bible The Complete David Bowie, reflect on life without the Starman as they take a tour of some of Bowie’s London...
The Guardian
How to solve the UK's transport problem in the time of coronavirus
Those who can, should go back to work, Boris Johnson has said. But how will people get to work safely? If we take public transport, will there be enough space to physically distance? If we take the car, will the roads cope with all the...
The Guardian
Hugh Masekela archive interview: 'When I look at the time I have left I have to hurry up'
In an interview filmed in 2011, the Guardian's Robin Denselow speaks to Hugh Masekela, the great South African jazz trumpeter and human rights campaigner, who has died peacefully at the age of 78.
The Guardian
The far right in Britain
From Oswald Mosley’s Blackshirts in the 1930s through to the National Front, the British National party and the English Defence League, the far right in Britain has been part of the political landscape for decades. Now anti-immigration...