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It's also aiming to go to space, but we'll take New York first. We're just never done trying to move faster through life, are we? A scant few months after this super-speedy aircraft was announced, whipping passengers t...

A new skyscraper named 'The Tulip' is set to tower above the City of London. Designed by Foster+Partners – the same architectural firm behind the Gherkin – the Tulip will be made from concrete and glass and is destined...

As awareness campaigns go, this one is the tits. If you happened to wander around Shoreditch yesterday or today, you may have noticed something odd perched atop a few buildings. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, it's...

If you've got £3 million and a lot of friends, this chalet is the party house for you! Sure, if you have that kind of money to throw around, you've got your pick of penthouse apartments, mews houses, and Victorian mans...

Early last year, Network Rail announced that they'll be abolishing toilet charges at major London stations – and the day has finally come! Do you own a bladder? Do you sometimes have to pee? Do you find it wildly incon...

The TfL World Cup brings a whole new meaning to March Madness. Now, I support TfL's decision to distract from Crossrail bring some levity to the world with a little tournament-style bracket, asking Londoners to pick th...

For the first time in ten years, the  has been knocked off its shiny throne. The Tate Modern has actually overtaken the popular London museum, becoming the most popular visitor attraction in the UK. (Feature image: d_mo...

London tops the charts for this year's best-rated destination in the world in TripAdvisor's Traveller's Choice Awards. The winners were decided based on an algorithm that scanned reviews and ratings for hotels, restaur...

Alex Norris' "oh no" comics are some of the best memes on the internet. Norris is a London-based artist, best known as @webcomic_name on Instagram, who creates hilarious three-panelled webcomics in a very basic drawing...

Papa's got a brand new face. In August 2017, Big Ben chimed midday, and promptly fell silent for the next four years (barring special events like New Year's Eve and Armistice Day). Though we were all pretty miffed at t...