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	London parks soon have "Please walk on the grass" signs

	Gardeners tend to want to remove all traces of anything but grass from their neatly tended lawns, but the University of Reading wants us to think again and consider the natural grass-free lawn. The researcher's version of the grass-free lawn is made up of ground plants, but crucially it is designed...

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	Fortnum and Mason guide to the perfect cup-of-tea

	If tea is something of a religion in your household or perhaps office, then this video guide to the perfect cup of tea from Fortnum and Mason of London should be required viewing. The guide comes from a company who have been sourcing tea for over 300 years and include the...

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	A video tour of the Harrods store in London

	The shop is world famous and attracts an estimated 300,000 shoppers a day, but if you've never been around Harrods of Knightsbridge, just what is it like inside? This video gives you atleast a preview of the inside of one of London's most elegant and sometimes rather baffling shops, although you...

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	Spectacular 360 degree views from the Shard

	A new virtual 360 degree view from the Shard in London has been unveiled where you can scroll round as dusk falls on London, plus one which was created from the very top of the building on the crane - not a view any of us will ever see personally.   A...

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	5 afternoon tea experiences with a twist in London

	Since its introduction in the mid 1800's, the afternoon tea has remained pretty static, that is until now as there are several themed afternoon tea options all around London for those who wish to indulge in slightly more than simply cucumber sandwiches.   1) Floral afternoon tea at One Aldwych is based...

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	10 "first time out" items to display in British museums

	Ten exceptionally rare items which have never been shown in public before are to be displayed in various British Museums during June and July with each museum showing its most prized artefact. Known collectively as the "First Time Out" exhibitions, the idea ran once in 2011 when 5 London museums took...

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	Top 10 family attractions for May school holidays

	Just after we've done the May bank holiday, its now time to think about the May half term holiday so to help things along a little we've compiled a list of some of the biggest attractions in Britain along with family friendly Premier Inn hotels close to them...so now all...

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	Why do London Tube trains have buttons that never work...?

	London Underground has many mysteries but one of the biggest especially for regulars is why London Underground trains have open / close buttons on their doors? It might sound a daft question to anyone who's not travelled the Tube much, but what's perplexing is that the buttons have absolutely no effect...nothing...zilch...zippo...

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