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What's inside 'Number 1, London'?

It's been dubbed the 'grandest address in London', but what's in this Hyde Park house?

• 6 mins

Discovering the hidden history of Brown's Hotel in Mayfair

Founded in 1832, Brown's has played host to an intriguing cast of characters.

• 9 mins

Islington: Documenting the hidden magic of Camden Passage

Photographer Gary Williams has been observing the vibrant Camden Passage for 4 years.

• 5 mins

Inside Tufnell Park's brutalist school hall for all

The Acland Burghley School is fundraising to restore its brutalist hall's original glory.

• 3 mins

Thames Clipper at 25: River secrets from the first captain

Sean Collins captained the boat himself when the service launched in 1999.

• 10 mins

Thames Barrier at 40: Secrets from the barrier manager

The Thames Barrier was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 8 May 1984.

• 9 mins

Unearthing the origins of the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior

Do you know the story behind the famous tomb in Westminster Abbey?

• 10 mins

Lady Jane Grey and more...a grisly Tudor tour of London

What Tudor terrors happened at the Charterhouse, Cheapside and Guildhall?

• 10 mins

A real hidden gem: Abbey Wood's Cathedral of Sewage

Built in 1865, The Crossness Pumping Station is famed for it's wrought-iron decoration.

• 2 mins

Maximalist to Modernist: Exploring London's lost interiors

London's interior design history offers a window into London life from 1880-1940.

• 8 mins

Inside Transport for London's enormous lost property office

The newly opened West Ham warehouse contains contains 62,000 items.

• 7 mins

How the Cutty Sark came to Greenwich's dry dock

The iconic clipper recently celebrated its 70th anniversary in Greenwich.

• 5 mins

London's disappeared department stores of days gone by

Some of the capital's behemoths of the time, now gone from the streets.

• 11 mins

The Real Midwives of Poplar

Following the real-life 'Call the Midwife' team helping mothers in east London.

• 19 mins

Rediscovering the chequered life of author Frank Norman

Under the skin of the 'Bang to Rights' and 'Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be' author.

• 12 mins

Who were Georgian London's 'Blackbirds of St Giles'?

New novel explores the black Londoners fighting for freedom in the 19th century.

• 10 mins

What are Parliament's bars really like?

You are certainly never far from a bar in the Palace of Westminster.

• 7 mins

Unearthing early Roman London under an office basement

The 蜜芽传媒's Science Editor visits the site of a major archaeological discovery in the city.

• 4 mins

"The centre of the world": Exploring the deep history of The Strand

The Strand has witnessed to London鈥檚 growth and change from early on.

• 13 mins

Moorgate tube crash: Dramatising the disaster 50 years on

Laurence Marks's father died in the crash, now he's co-written a play for Drama on 4.

• 9 mins

Charting London's lost pubs

Looking back at some of the most memorable boozers of London's past.

• 12 mins

The 12 days when an escaped eagle entranced London

In 1965 the general public were gripped by the exploits of a fugitive bird called Goldie.

• 8 mins

London Eye at 25: The wheel that nearly wasn't

How two plucky architects masterminded the project in the early 1990s.

• 10 mins

How London's boroughs were named 60 years ago

As the 32 boroughs mark this big milestone, we look back at how modern London was born.

• 13 mins