The Chelsea football club is so dedicated to curbing fans' racist behavior, they are paying for educational courses at Auschwitz, rather than banning them.
The free outdoor gym in London made from recycled weapons is encouraging youth to build self-care and wellness instead of a life of crime.
Runners can either puncture the blobs and drink the water inside, or they can simply consume the entire thing.
It was the late singer's 72nd birthday this week, so his fellow baggage handlers decided to honor his special day with a special performance.
Reggie Nelson wanted to chase opportunity by doing something different - so he found the wealthiest neighborhood in London and started knocking on doors.
According to a statement from the city, London will be transforming the way that their infrastructure consumes and sources their energy.
In a "world first," scientists are installing panels of microplants to clean up London air pollution with stunning efficiency.
Rather than handing out water bottles, a UK marathon handed out these cheap little pouches that are biodegradable and totally edible.
Sign language interpreters are not always present for live performances – but these new glasses mean that deaf spectators can enjoy the show anyway.
These 10-foot boats may look cute, but they have been designed by IKEA to address the serious issue of floating water pollution.
The drug was shown to be so successful, researchers are now beginning clinical trials to test its efficacy against even more cancers.
The international café chain is investing thousands of dollars in maintaining a new hostel that will specifically benefit the city's homeless.
London's favorite bus driver has only been on the job for 16 months - but his cheerful disposition has won the former homeless ex-convict several awards.
Transport for London, says the bright blue bike superhighways created in July have caused a huge surge in cycling along the two azure routes: 70% more people are biking to and from London compared to a year ago.
After decades of declining numbers, the world's fastest creature is populating Britain's cities once again. The peregrine falcon, which can travel at speeds of 200mph, is returning to Britain's cities in droves, with the highest number recorded in the capital for hundreds of years.
London is using its plans for the 2012 Olympic games to revitalize neighborhoods, clean up a polluted industrial site and generate a large urban park with wetlands that will attract birds, otters and other wildlife, while leaving a legacy of sustainability for East Londoners.
London's homicide rate has fallen steadily over the last decade, dropping 47 percent since 2003. Figures from the Metropolitan Police showed 117 murders recorded in the capital last year, down from 222 in the year 2011.
The streets of London were abuzz recently when the magician Dynamo, appeared to levitate alongside an iconic red bus as it circled the sights of London. The stunt, captured on film by Pepsi, shows the 30 year-old appearing to defy gravity, floating 15 feet in the air with feet dangling and moving around.
A drive to recognize good deeds is blossoming in northeast London. By the end of its Can U Feel It? campaign, 18,000 people will be honored by members of the community for their good deeds.
Some of London's iconic red telephone boxes are being transformed into free solar-powered mobile phone charging stations painted green, the brainchild of two graduates of the London School of Economics.
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