London Travel News 01/10/2011

Korda's work, consisting of 500 handmade bricks containing UK clay and more, will appear as part of an exhibition called Dirt: the filthy reality of everyday life — to be hosted at the Wellcome Collection in London from 24 March to 31 August. 

The latest London cycle hire data gives a unique insight into how people use their Boris bikes.

Some people love London so much, they'll put pieces of it just about anywhere.

London Underground drivers could strike on 29 April, the day of the royal wedding at Westminster Abbey, in a row over bank holiday pay.

One of Britain's greatest film directors, with hits like Bullitt, Breaking Away, The Dresser and Summer Holiday, has died.

To be fair, "Merlin Entertainments" didn't have much of a ring to it, either.

British photographs featuring winter wildlife at dawn and dusk.

The Lion King musical has set a record for the highest takings in West End history for the second year in a row.

.A missing 14-year-old girl from London whose plight was highlighted by celebrities on Twitter has been found.

Last week, climber Joe Brown, nicknamed the 'human fly', was made a CBE. Here's a look at some of the most intrepid adventurers to hail from Britain.

As a part of BBC Radio 3's Genius of Mozart season, members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra were among the musicians performing/busking at Canary Wharf, Bank, Waterloo and Liverpool Street Tube stations.