18 h. ago 25 years on, how the London Eye became a symbol of the UK’s capital

25 years on, how the London Eye became a symbol of the UK’s capital  South China Morning Post

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35 h. ago The London Eye changed the capital forever – and is a far cry from today’s Broken Britain

The London Eye changed the capital forever – and is a far cry from today’s Broken Britain  The Telegraph

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3 d. ago The London Eye at 25: The 'temporary' big wheel that keeps on turning

Around 85 million people have “flown” on the wheel since it opened on 9 March 2000

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3 d. ago London Eye at 25: When the famous wheel was lifted into place

London Eye at 25: When the famous wheel was lifted into place  BBC.com

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4 d. ago The London Eye at 25: The 'temporary' attraction that just keeps turning

Around 85 million people have “flown” on the wheel since it opened on 9 March 2000

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4 d. ago London Eye Completes 25 Years Of Spellbinding Rides And Unparalleled Cityscapes

London Eye Completes 25 Years Of Spellbinding Rides And Unparalleled Cityscapes  Travel And Tour World

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4 d. ago BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood hits back at Naga Munchetty after brutal swipe

Carol Kirkwood was presenting the weather forecast from a pod on the London Eye ahead of the landmark's 25th anniversary on Sunday (March 9) when Naha Munchetty made a cheeky dig live on air

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4 d. ago Carol Kirkwood hits back at Naga Munchetty after brutal swipe live on BBC Breakfast

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood was presenting the weather forecast from a pod on the London Eye, ahead of the landmark's 25th anniversary on Sunday (March 9)

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4 d. ago Architect's Joy As London Eye Still Sparkling After 25 Years

Architect's Joy As London Eye Still Sparkling After 25 Years  NDTV

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9 d. ago The London Eye at 25: an ‘impossible dream’ they couldn’t build today

The London Eye at 25: an ‘impossible dream’ they couldn’t build today  The Times

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9 d. ago Behind the curtain: what really goes on in theatre dressing rooms?

With an unwavering eye, photographer David Levene reveals the secrets of life backstage in London’s West End, capturing the likes of Steve Coogan, Vanessa Williams, Paapa Essiedu and John Lithgow as they prepare for performanceLightbulb-wreathed mirrors, wigs and makeup artists, a sense of faded glamour: the backstage dressing room has its very own lore in Theatreland. It is a private space for a company of actors to gear up or wind down, in between slipping into character, but it’s so much more than that. Films such as All About Eve and John Cassavetes’s Opening Night, as well as plays such as Ronald Harwood’s The Dresser, show this space bristling with tension, vulnerability and rivalries. And Judi Dench has spoken about the fun to be had in this other, unseen side of the proscenium arch (including accidentally flashing Kenneth Branagh).Denise Gough (centre), who plays Emma in People, Places and Things, chats with her fellow Emmas during the interval at the Trafalgar Studios theat...

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1 week ago Arsenal news: Victor Osimhen drops hint on future as Gunners 'make contact' for transfer

Arsenal next face PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League but already some attention is being paid to the summer transfer window in north London as the Gunners eye targets

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1 week ago Chinese TV Formats Eye Global Expansion, Industry Leaders Reveal at Mip London

Chinese TV Formats Eye Global Expansion, Industry Leaders Reveal at Mip London  Variety

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2 w. ago Rudderless Chelsea’s sustained slump risks making Cole Palmer restless

The 22-year-old is an elite player. How might he react if the Blues miss out on Champions League qualification again?Remember those chants of “We’ve got our Chelsea back” when Enzo Maresca’s side thumped Southampton at St Mary’s in December? Life moves quickly in west London. Two months have passed since those heady days, back when the talk was of a burgeoning title challenge, and the mood at Stamford Bridge has fractured so rapidly that the theme of a protest against the owners before their home game against Southampton on Tuesday night is – wait for it – “We want our Chelsea back”.It may seem an overreaction to a dip in form. Even so it is not hard to find fans who feel a growing disconnection with the club and struggle to understand Chelsea’s youth-driven recruitment strategy. They sense that the change pushed by the majority shareholder, Clearlake Capital, has been too intense; that too much knowledge has left the building since the end of the Roman Abramovich era. Perhaps it is...

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2 w. ago Palestine Solidarity Campaign head Ben Jamal pleads not guilty after London arrest

Palestine Solidarity Campaign head Ben Jamal pleads not guilty after London arrest  Middle East Eye

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2 w. ago Ronan Keating slams court ruling after driver avoids jail for brother Ciaran’s fatal car crash

Keating, 47, shared his frustration over the verdict, writing: ‘Today's sentencing was a devastating example of just how broken our justice system is’

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