A satellite dish depicting a wolf howling was taken down from a London roof in broad daylight, providing further publicity for the work and artist.

Turns out you don’t have to follow the age-old oaths sworn before serving jury duty. This past week in a British court, one juror was permitted to swear on a river, which came as a surprise to many, not to mention to the river itself.

When police discovered that the man had been making online searches about members of the Royal Family, they started to question whether he really was seeking a restroom, or “loo,” as they curiously call it there.

In a remarkable discovery, a fully intact Roman funerary bed has been unearthed in London, shedding light on ancient burial practices. The find offers a unique insight into Roman funerary customs and provides a rare glimpse into 2000 years of history in the heart of the city.

Highgate Cemetery, London’s historic burial ground is addressing its space shortage with a Grave Renewal Initiative. This pioneering approach reclaims unused graves, to ensure the cemetery’s future as an active burial site, not just a tourist attraction.

The streets of London witnessed an unusual sight as a camel casually walked through a neighborhood capturing the attention of locals. The viral video sparked a wave of online humor revealing the camel’s role in an annual Christmas nativity run organized by a local church.