Double decker bus number 285 at London Airport. The 285 route started serving London Airport in 1962. The airport was renamed Heathrow in 1966.

<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Metropolitan Police</p>\n<p>Friday</p>\n<p>London</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>September 08, 2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>- Images of clothing Khalife was wearing at time of escape.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--</b><b>CNN INFORMATION</b>--</p>\n<p>London's Met Police said on Friday they have had a confirmed sighting of a man fitting the description of fugitive terror suspect Daniel Khalife. Khalife escaped from Wandsworth prison on Wednesday. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"Detectives have received information from a member of the public who said they saw a man fitting Khalife’s description walking away from a BidFood van that had stopped near the south entrance to the Wandsworth Roundabout, at the top of Trinity Road, shortly after his escape. The man was then seen walking towards Wandsworth town center," the police said in a statement. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The Met Police are now offering a reward of up to £20,000 ($25,000) for information that leads to the arrest of Khalife. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Commander Dominic Murphy, who leads the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command, said in the statement on Friday, “This remains a fast-paced and dynamic investigation, but I want the public to know that a large number of officers are working extremely hard to locate Khalife." </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>“We have now received more than 100 calls from the public, and we thank everyone who has contacted us with information," Murphy added. “The sighting near Wandsworth Roundabout could be very significant, and this is one of many useful lines of enquiry that officers are perusing."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>LONDON UK POLICE FUGITIVE KHALIFE JUSTICE</p>

A brief tour of the exterior of Buckingham Palace, the Victoria Memorial in front of it, Union Jack flags, and a nearby traffic roundabout in London.

VINTAGE HOME MOVIE SHOT IN 1958 OF FAMILY GOING TO PARIS AND BELGIUM.

Traffic Circle, Circle, Aerial View, Traffic, City

TAPE_NUMBER: EF00/0770 IN_TIME: 20:35:49 - 21:38:41 LENGTH: 02:10 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Natural Sound XFA Tension mounted in Portadown - the focal point of the demonstrations - after security forces and supporters of the Drumcree Orangemen were involved in a standoff. Protesters manned roadblocks for hours in support of the those who have banned from marching through a nationalist area of the town. Police and Army moved in to clear protesters from the roundabout which leads into Portadown town centre. SHOTLIST: Portadown, July 10 2000 1. Wide shot of security forces at road block 2. Close up of Drumcree march poster 3. Army vehicles driving past 4. Soldiers putting out smouldering fire with their feet 5. Various of security forces 6. Protestants sitting down in road in protest 7. Soldiers confronting demonstrators 8. Various of demonstrators mingling with soldiers 9. Police officers crossing bridge 10. Burnt out car blocking railway line 11. Protestant youths on bridge face police on other side 12. Police retreat down street 13. Boy throws stone?

NAME: UK TERROR2 20060822I TAPE: EF06/0764 IN_TIME: 10:58:42:11 DURATION: 00:02:26:01 SOURCES: SKY News DATELINE: London - 22 August 2006 RESTRICTIONS: No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi SHOTLIST: No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi 1. Various shots of convoy carrying suspects 2. Aerial shot of convoy going to court 3. Convoy of vans coming around a corner and going around a roundabout 4. Various aerials of people on street corner and police car 5. Aerial of vans emerging from building and going down street 6. White van going into court 7. Convoy of police cars and blue van going into court building 8. Various of police outside court STORYLINE: Suspects charged in the alleged plot to blow up U.S.-bound airliners were taken to court in a police convoy Tuesday to make their first appearance before a judge. The scheduled appearance at the City of Westminster Magistrates Court was the first time that the suspects, all of whom were charged on Monday with terrorism offences, would appear in public since being arrested on August 10. Eight people were each charged with two offences, conspiracy to commit murder and preparing acts of terrorism. One person, a 17-year-old, was charged with possession of articles that could be used to prepare a terrorist act and two people were charged with failing to disclose information that could help prevent a terrorist act. One person was released without charge, while 11 remain in custody but have not yet been charged. Nine of those charged are from London, according to a Bank of England list of suspects whose assets were frozen following the arrests. Two are from suburban High Wycombe, 30 miles (50 kilometres) northwest of London.

--SUPERS--
Sadiq Khan
London Mayor

Samuel Burke
CNN Correspondent 

London, England
Monday
July 17, 2017

 --LEAD IN--
LONDON MAYOR SADIQ KHAN TELLS C-N-N BUSINESSES WANT CERTAINTY --
AND TO ENSURE THEY GET IT, THERE HAS TO BE A TWO-YEAR TRANSITIONAL PERIOD AFTER BREXIT.
KHAN IS TRYING TO PROTECT LONDON AS THE CONTINENT"S MAIN TECH HUB.
THIS IS THE "SILICON ROUNDABOUT", THE CITY"S MINI SILICON VALLEY. 
OTHER EUROPEAN CAPITALS WOULD LOVE TO SHOVE LONDON ASIDE.
PARIS, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, BERLIN ARE ALL BIDDING TO LURE THE BEST TALENT FROM THE BRITISH TECH INDUSTRY.
CNN"S SAMUEL BURKE ASKED THE MAYOR WHAT HE"S DOING TO MAKE SURE LONDON DOESN"T LOSE OUT.

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Hilary Clarke . Nick Thompson
 No red carpet for Trump, says London"s Khan
 By Samuel Burke and Hilary Clarke
 LONDON (CNN) -- London Mayor Sadiq Khan has reiterated his opposition to US President Donald Trump being afforded an elaborate state visit when he comes to the UK next year. 
 "State visits are different from a normal visit and at a time when the President of the USA has policies that many in our country disagree with, I am not sure it is appropriate for our government to roll out the red carpet," Khan told CNN in an interview Monday. 
 Last week, the White House confirmed that Trump"s state visit to the United Kingdom has been delayed until 2018. 

 The delay comes amid concern that there will be mass protests against Trump in the British capital. 
 Trump met with UK Prime Minister Theresa May at the G20 summit in Hamburg and told reporters he would be visiting London. 
 May"s offer of a state visit, which typically includes a banquet with the Queen, was made during her visit to Washington in January, just days after Trump"s inauguration. 
 Khan, the first Muslim mayor of a western capital city, did not, however, rule out meeting with the US President, if offered the chance. 

 "If someone has views that I think can be changed I am ready to play my role," he told CNN. 
 "If you somehow think it is not possible to be a Muslim and a proud westerner I am happy to disabuse you of that idea, whether you are a reporter for CNN or Donald Trump." 
 CNN has reached out to the White House for comment.
 Khan and Trump"s relationship got off to a famously bumpy start over Khan"s opposition to Trump"s decision to bar from the US people from a list of mainly Muslim countries. 
 Then, after a terror attack on London Bridge last month that left eight people dead, Khan"s reassurance to Londoners that there was "no reason to be alarmed" by the increased police presence drew an extraordinary rebuke from Trump on Twitter.

 "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!"" Trump tweeted. 
 Khan responded by saying his remarks had been taken out of context because he had been referring to the enhanced police presence.

 But Trump then tweeted: "Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement. MSM [mainstream media] is working hard to sell it!"
 Earlier this year, more than 1.8 million people signed a petition seeking to block Trump"s UK trip over fears that it would "cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen."



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IN: ONE OF THE THINGS THAT I"M DOING
OUT: ROLL OUT THE RED CARPET FOR A STATE VISIT
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SADIQ KHAN LONDON MAYOR TRUMP BREXIT BUSINESS ENGLAND EUROPE



A crowd of Brits enjoy an amusement park circa 1896.

Drone view of historic Bath in UK

Aerial View, City, Circle, Road, Public Park

NAME: UK TERROR 6 20060822I TAPE: EF06/0765 IN_TIME: 10:58:21:15 DURATION: 00:03:49:07 SOURCES: AP/SKY DATELINE: London - 22 August 2006 RESTRICTIONS: Part No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi SHOTLIST: SKY NEWS - NO ACCESS UK/IRELAND/CNNI 1. Various shots of convoy of van carrying suspects 2. Aerial shot of convoy going to court SKY NEWS - NO ACCESS UK/IRELAND/CNNI 3. Convoy of vans coming around a corner and going around a roundabout 4. Various aerials of people on street corner and police car 5. Aerial of vans emerging from building and going down street AP TELEVISION NEWS 6. Van carrying suspects down road to court 7. Van reversing into court 8. Various of police outside court 9. Helicopter flying above 10. Van carrying suspects into court and police car stopping in front of vehicle entrance of court 11. Cameras outside court 12. Police cars escorting van down road and into court AP TELEVISION NEWS 13. Police car reversing in front of entrance as shutter closing 14. Blue police van carrying suspects driving into police station. SKY NEWS - NO ACCESS UK/IRELAND/CNNI ++EDITORS NOTE - CLIENTS BROADCASTING IN BRITAIN OR RE-TRANSMITTING IN BRITAIN SHOULD SEEK THEIR OWN LEGAL ADVICE REGARDING THE USE OF COURT SKETCHES AS IDENTITY COULD BE AT ISSUE IN THE TRIAL++ 15. Various court sketches of accused 16. Various aerial shots of accused being transported back to HMP Belmarsh STORYLINE: Eleven people charged in the alleged plot to blow up US-bound airliners appeared in court in central London on Tuesday, under heavy security. Sirens blared as police cars with flashing lights cleared the way for vans carrying the suspects to the City of Westminster Magistrates Court. Journalists lined the streets and barricades were erected to keep roads clear. Eight people charged with conspiracy to commit murder and preparing acts of terrorism were the first to appear before Chief Magistrate Timothy Workman. Tanvir Hussain, 25, Ahmed Ali, 25, Umar Islam, 28, and Arafat Khan, 25, were all remanded in custody until a second court appearance on 4 September. Each suspect was accompanied by a guard, standing in turn in a dock protected by heavy glass. A 17-year-old male faces charges of possessing articles that could be used to prepare a terrorist act while two others have been charged with failing to disclose information that could help prevent a terrorist act.

In 1939, Mary Pickford, Buddy Rogers, Noel Coward, Emlyn Williams, and Edwina Mountbatten enjoy London's last Theatrical Garden Party before the onset of WW II.

Milton Keynes is a major Logistics distribution centre for the UK. 4K Resolution.

Interesting scene from a vintage color home movie traffic in London in 1959, with cars, pedestrians, and the signature double decker buses, one arriving at an underground tube stop.

NAME: UK FLOODS2 20091122Ixx TAPE: EF09/1093 IN_TIME: 10:16:06:21 DURATION: 00:02:09:06 SOURCES: SKY DATELINE: Cumbria - 22 Nov 2009 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Aerial of river and Calva Bridge that officials believe might be about to collapse 2. Aerial of roundabout, zoom in on officers gathered at blocked entrance to bridge 3. Pan from officers walking on road leading to Calva Bridge to water passing under bridge 4. Aerial of bridge, zoom in on bridge 5. Wide of Calva Bridge 6. Aerial of a collapsed bridge, zoom in on rubble in river 7. Pull out from a collapsed bridge 8. Aerial of another bridge 9. Aerial of houses near river and flooded area 10. Zoom in on officials assisting on ground in flooded area STORYLINE Bridges in Cumbria in England's picturesque Lake District were issued with urgent safety checks on Sunday after several were swept away by severe flooding caused by the worst storms ever recorded in Britain. Police and army experts said they were urgently checking the safety of about 1,800 bridges after several collapsed and another one was feared in imminent danger following the devastating floods. Heavy rainfall has ravaged England's popular Lake District, with more than one-thousand homes flooded and several river crossings destroyed. Police on Sunday said that concerns over the safety of bridges have crippled the region's road network. On Sunday, police officers were monitoring Calva Bridge in Workington, which officials fear could be in danger of collapsing, threatening power supplies in the surrounding area. Calva Bridge is around half a mile upstream from Northside Bridge, close to Cockermouth, where Constable Bill Barker was swept to his death as it collapsed on Friday. Following precautionary measures, authorities closed another six bridges on Sunday, leaving 13 bridges closed across the county. Authorities have advised people in Cumbria against returning to their homes, as forecasters predicted further downpours over the coming days which could hamper recovery efforts. Britain's Met Office said a record 12.3 inches (314.4 millimetres) of rain had fallen near Cockermouth, the hardest-hit town, in 24 hours. Military helicopters were scrambled on Friday to winch people from rooftops, while debris floated down the town's flooded main street.

NAME: AUS KYLIE 170505Nx TAPE: EF05/0441 IN_TIME: 10:46:34:23 DURATION: 00:02:24:06 SOURCES: APTN/CH7 DATELINE: Melbourne - 17 May 2005/ File RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST: APTN London, UK - 30 January 2005 1. Australian performer Kylie Minogue arriving at film premiere of "The Magic Roundabout" 2. Various of Kylie posing for photographs 3. Cutaway to photographers 4. Kylie sitting for photographs 5. Close up of Kylie's feet, pan up to face 6. Kylie talking to reporters Channel 7 - No Access Internet Melbourne, Australia - 17 May 2005 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Gudinski, Frontier Touring company (promoting Kylie's Australian tour) "The fact of the matter is it (the cancer) was discovered finally this morning. She's a pretty fit girl, she's a strong-willed girl and all our thoughts, I'm sure all of Australia's and the world's thoughts are going to be with her. It is very unfortunate it is on the eve of her tour but when it comes to issues like this really business ad touring are irrelevant and I am sure all the fans will understand. The tour obviously is postponed and it is the furthest thoughts from any of our minds." 8. Poster of Kylie's tour 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Gudinski, Frontier Touring company (promoting Kylie's Australian tour): (Following a reporter's question : "It just doesn't seem possible does it ?" "It doesn't seem possible but it is possible...anything is possible anywhere. When I was woken up with the news this morning I was with my daughter in bed and she just broke down crying. You think people that are stars, you think it is impossible but when you get down to it we are all humans and there is nothing different, no one is any luckier and let's just hope that she is pretty lucky." APTN Glasgow, UK - 19 March 2005 10. Sign reading "Kylie- Showgirl, The Greatest Hits Tour" 11. Kylie Minogue in costume appearing on stage 12. Various of Kylie in costume performing on stage 13. Various Kylie being lifted into air by male dancers 14. Various of "Showgirl" tour STORYLINE: Australian pop star Kylie Minogue announced on Tuesday that she has breast cancer, saying in a written statement that she's postponing a tour of Australia to seek treatment. Minogue's management company said that the 36-year-old's diagnosis was confirmed this week during a visit to the southern Australian city of Melbourne, her hometown. In the statement, Minogue expressed regret at disappointing her fans. Michael Gudinski, head of Frontier Touring, the company promoting her Australian tour, said people from Australia and around the world would be thinking of Minogue and wishing her well. The Showgirl Tour, which opened in the UK earlier in the year, was to have included performances in the Australian cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth over the next month. Minogue made her name as a star of the long-running Australian soap opera "Neighbours" before launching her singing career with hits such as "I Should Be So Lucky." In the past, Minogue has auctioned one of her bras to raise money for breast cancer research and has worked to raise awareness of prostate cancer, after her father was diagnosed with it.

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 21: In an aerial view, lights from the amusements and rides at Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park illuminate the evening sky on November 21, 2024 in London, England. Christmas begins in London as Winter Wonderland lights up the city. (Footage by Chris Gorman/Big Ladder/Getty Images)

Drone view of Roundabout in Milton Keynes, UK