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From Savile Row to Carnaby Street and beyond, it is the city’s energy that supplies the inspiration for one of its most dynamic industries.
In one day in London we meet the man who has revolutionised the iconic red doubledecker bus and take in the extraordinary economic impact of the annual Wimbledon tennis championships.
With winter quickly approaching, a new system of hot yoga has arrived in Chelsea to rival Bikram, warming the body the same way sunlight does.
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The world-famous Parisian cabaret has arrived on London’s South Bank with a fun and provocative show that will run until Christmas Eve.
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The English capital is a world cultural leader and key financial centre, attracting students in all areas of study to some of the top universities in the world.
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Bubbledogs, a new restaurant serving hotdogs and Champagne, is the latest place to indulge in the culinary trend of upscale fast food.
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