Battersea

A bid by two Malaysian companies for a "real estate regeneration project" has been chosen for the power station site
People with Union Jack bags are reflected in a puddle while queueing up to enter Battersea Park
People with Union Jack bags are reflected in a puddle while queueing up to enter Battersea Park
Battersea Power Station ceased to provide electricity in 1983 but is now a protected or 'listed' building
A competitor in a skiing competition outside Battersea power station in 2010
Images of tennis players projected onto Battersea power station before the ATP World Tour Finals in London last year
Battersea was built by the architect Giles Gilbert Scott, the man behind Britain's famous red telephone boxes
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Pair tell of lucky escape after helicopter crash

Two workers who should have been on a crane which was hit by a helicopter in London described their lucky escape Thursday after two men lost their lives and as dozens spent the night away from home.
 

Larry the No10 cat makes a killing

Larry the Downing Street cat has inadvertently helped his master, Prime Minister David Cameron, hit back after the British leader was challenged to show whether he was "man or mouse" Tuesday.
 

Malaysian firms buy Battersea Power Station

London's iconic but derelict Battersea Power Station has been acquired by a Malaysian consortium for £400 million ($620 million, 501 million euros), the new owners said Thursday.
 

Chelsea's new stadium bid rejected

Chelsea have failed in their attempt to build a new 60,000-seater stadium at London's Battersea Power Station, it was announced on Thursday.
 

Rain fails to dampen spirits of jubilee queen's fans

Loyal subjects and curious onlookers refused to let the rain dampen their spirits on Sunday as they lined the Thames under umbrellas waiting to watch Queen Elizabeth's diamond jubilee river pageant.
 

Mother charged over deaths of two babies

A woman appeared at a southwest London court on Saturday charged with the murder her two young children.
 

Chelsea bids for Battersea Power Station

Chelsea said it has have submitted a bid that would see the club convert London's iconic Battersea Power Station into a 60,000-seater stadium.
 

Iconic London power station faces uncertain future

With its four white chimneys and solid brick base, Battersea Power Station is London's most iconic industrial building. But 30 years after closing down, it still eludes efforts to give it a future.
 

Pal mugged while on phone to Prince Harry

Prince Harry rushed to the aid of a friend who was robbed of his mobile phone while speaking to the royal, The Mail on Sunday newspaper said.
 

Pal mugged while on phone to Britain's Prince Harry

Britain's Prince Harry rushed to the aid of a friend who was robbed of his mobile phone while speaking to the royal, The Mail on Sunday newspaper said.
 

Chelsea consider Battersea Power Station move

Chelsea are looking into the possibility of moving across London from their traditional Stamford Bridge home to a new ground to be built on land near Battersea Power Station.
 

Bidders scramble for royal underwear

A pair of ample bloomers once owned by Queen Victoria sold for more than £9,000 ($14,330, 10,500 euros) at an Edinburgh auction, more than three times the original estimate.
 

Liz Taylor's nuptial bed in Scottish Victoriana sale

EDINBURGH (Reuters) - One of the world's finest private collections of 19th century Victoriana goes under the hammer at auction in Edinburgh next week, including a four-poster bed in which Hollywood actress Elizabeth Taylor celebrated the last of her many honeymoons.
 

Uncomfortable truths of hacking exposed in new play

A small experimental theatre in London has beaten Hollywood to produce the first artistic interpretation of the explosive News of the World hacking scandal using the hacked voicemails of volunteers.
 

Brewers say 'cheers' as more drink real ale

Brewers of traditional British ales served by handpump or straight from the barrel are saying "Cheers" in ever greater numbers as more and more people acquire a taste for their malty and hoppy brews.
 

British brewers say 'cheers' as more drink real ale

Brewers of traditional British ales served by handpump or straight from the barrel are saying "Cheers" in ever greater numbers as more and more people acquire a taste for their malty and hoppy brews.
 

The royal wedding: Live Report

1500 GMT: SO THAT'S US. With the streets of central London clearing of the crowds, and the new Duke & Duchess heading off - in some style - by car, we will close this live report.
 

Happy as Larry: new Downing St cat to fight rats

British Prime Minister David Cameron unveiled the newest recruit to 10 Downing Street on Tuesday: a cat called Larry with a "very strong predatory drive" for catching rodents.
 

UK PM calls in Larry the cat to catch the rats

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Downing Street has a new occupant -- a street-smart character with a license to kill.
 

Protesters urge return of Briton in Guantanamo

About 70 protesters gathered in London Saturday to urge the release of the last Briton held at the US-run detention camp at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.