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History: A century of London on filmVideo clips starring London, from the 1890s to the 1980s...
Music: Reggae & Ska in LondonImported from Jamaica, Reggae and Ska took root in London...
Buildings: London's tallest buildingsAfter years of stasis, London is building upwards. Main ones here...
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Photo Gallery of London Sights
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- Albert Hall and Memorial: built by Queen Victoria to mourn the death of her husband.
- Bird on the pier at Greenwich.
- Old Bond Street: for designer fashion and jewellery.
- Buckingham Palace: built by John Nash in the 18th Century.
- "Allies" - Churchill and Roosevelt: bronze cast in Old Bond Street.
- City Hall: the location of the Mayor and London Assembly.
- The Clock Tower: in Westminster Palace is home to the bell Big Ben.
- Docklands: a financial centre built from the ashes of London's unused docks.
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