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Video blog 6 of the Vimeo World Tour. In this episode we say, "Au revoir" to Paris and, "Hello!" to London! We explore all the sights around the city and even meet up with our community members Mark Dawson and Simon Panrucker. See the other episodes at the Vimeo World Tour Group - vimeo.com/groups/worldtour Shot with a Nikon D90 with a 18-105mm 1:3.5-5.6G. Interview with Si was done on the GoPro Wide HERO. Audio for the interviews was done on the Zoom H4n with a Sennheiser shotgun microphone. Music: Actual by Copy Cast: Karen Abad ♥s Dinosaurs., Blake Whitman, Londonmark Films and Si

Buckingham Palace adds an organic vegetable patch.

Buckingham Palace adds an organic vegetable patch.

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Carla Bruni-Sarkozy's beats the Queen to Celebrity Hat Wearer of the Year.Author: ITN Tags: Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Queen Celebrity Hat Wearer of the Year Buckingham Palace Nicolas Sarkozy France fashion icons Countess of Wessex Zara Philips Victoria Beckham Posh Spice David Beckham Luton First millinery hat-making industry Madonna Posted: 01 June 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Fashion icon Carla Bruni has been named Celebrity Hat Wearer of the year.Author: ITN Tags: Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Queen Celebrity Hat Wearer of the Year Buckingham Palace Nicolas Sarkozy France fashion icons Countess of Wessex Zara Philips Victoria Beckham Posh Spice David Beckham Luton First millinery hat-making industry Madonna Posted: 01 June 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

The Royal chauffeur who allegedly allowed undercover reporters into Buckingham Palace has been suspended pending an investigation.Author: ITN Tags: buckingham palace news of the world Her majesty the queen al-qaida terrorists bomb bentley fake sheikh security breach prince charles duke of edinburgh Posted: 24 May 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

A royal chauffeur has reportedly let undercover reporters into Buckingham Palace in exchange for cash.Author: ITN Tags: buckingham palace news of the world Her majesty the queen al-qaida terrorists bomb bentley fake sheikh security breach prince charles duke of edinburgh Posted: 24 May 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

London Assembly member Richard Barnbrook has been told to withdraw his invite for BNP leader Nick Griffin to a garden party at Buckingham Palace.Author: itnnews Tags: bnp british national party richard barnbrook nick griffin buckingham palace queen garden london assembly politician invite Posted: 23 May 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

BNP leader Nick Griffin has been effectively barred from attending a Buckingham Palace garden party.Author: ITN Tags: bnp british national party richard barnbrook nick griffin buckingham palace queen garden london assembly politician invite Posted: 23 May 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Trust in politicians has plummeted in the wake of the expenses and smears scandals, according to a poll.Author: ITN Tags: poll david cameron gordon brown prime minister yougov tory leader trust queen recession government royal royal family buckingham palace Posted: 17 April 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

The Italian press has teased Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi for startling the Queen.Author: ITN Tags: queen royal royal family italy prime minister silvio berlusconi loud shoting barack obama president usa america buckingham palace upset angry elizabeth her majessty Posted: 03 April 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

President Obama's Buckingham Palace visit was steeped in tradition.

World leaders have met the Queen and ate at Downing Street.Author: ITN Tags: queen gordon brown barack obama michelle nicholas sarkozy france britain usa america g summit protests buckingham palace downing street number london food jamie oliver fifteen baby jools sarah brown Posted: 02 April 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

You must watch this one-of-a-kind cooking segment with two very funny and naughty Brits!

Clips from London in late 2007 - Buckingham Palace, Soho, Chinatown

This is the second the third parts of the 4 part walk. We start at Hyde Park Corner (Piccadilly Line Zone 1) and cross through the Wellington Arch to stand by the Mogul-style Memorial Gate at the top of Constitution Hill. This gate, opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 2002, commemorates the soldiers from the Indian Sub Continent and from Africa and the Caribbean who served in war. Ignore the signpost - it points in the wrong direction and follow my instructions through The Green Park and down to Buckingham Palace. From there we walk down The Mall past St James Palace and Clarence House before walking around St James Park. There is an opportunity to visit the Churchill Museum and the Cabinet War Rooms before continuing around the lake back to Buckingham Palace. Here we can visit the Royal Mews or admire the Queen's Gallery, or maybe see the Changing of the Guard (daily at 11.30am). The walk finishes at Hyde Park Corner, where it continues back to Kensington Palace. Here are the maps in PDF for you to download if you wish: The Green Park St James Park This part of the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk starts and finishes at Hyde Park Corner Underground (Piccadilly Line Zone 1). There are also several bus routes that converge on Hyde Park Corner - check the Transport for London journey planner for details.

I find it sad that there is so little publicity for the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk. If you try searching for a map of the walk on the Net, you will not find one. I even went into the information desk at Marbe Arch and asked for one. The woman on duty who was a member of the Friends of Kensington Gardens handed me a map, which I later found to show the cycle route around Hyde Park but no sign of the walk. The walk is about 8 miles long. It is described as a 'lopsided figure-of-eight.' The pivotal point is Hyde Park Corner. Imagine two zeros which touch there, forming the figure 8 turned through 90 degrees - the symbol for infinity â - where the left hand extent is Kensington Palace and the right hand the most easterly point in St James Park and the crossing point Hyde Park Corner. The intersecting point is at 43 mins 6 seconds. At this point, you can decide to continue with the East section of the walk (published shortly) or turn back towards the start at High Street Kensington. Here are the maps in PDF for you to download if you wish: Kensington Gardens Hyde Park The idea of the walk was originally to join up places with associations for Diana, but I think this objective was not well met and all we have is a very good walk covering four royal parks - Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, Green Park, and St James Park. Undoubtedly Kensington Palace is important - after all, that was where Diana lived with her sons. She was often seen by locals being driven in and out of the palace, but less often spotted incognito on one of her breakout shopping trips in disguise. It was from Kensington Palace that I witnessed the funeral cortege as it was prepared in the early morning and later wound its way along South Carriage Drive. My thoughts of that fateful time are documented within hours of the funeral itself on my web site, which received several hundred hits as one of the first sites on the Net where photographs were published. I met Diana on a few occasions when I shadowed her during shopping expeditions to Peter Jones, where I was merchandise manager in the 1980's. That was before her marriage, when she was able to come accompanied by one detective, before she was hounded by the paparazzi, and before everything changed in London after the bomb at Harrods. This is half of the Diana walk - actually parts 1 and 4. I have done because the walk is a long one and would take several hours to complete. Part 1 is from Kensington Palace to Hyde Park Corner. Part 4 follows immediately, and covers the return section to Kensington to complete the western part of the loop. This circular walk is 5 miles long, all wheelchair accessible, completely flat, and with good toilet and refreshment facilities throughout. Parts 2 and 3 will be a separate walk to follow - from Hyde Park Corner through Green Park and St James Park and back. You can skip to the eastern part at Hyde Park Corner, and then return to where you left this walk if you want to do the whole in one day. This walk starts and finishes at High Street Kensington Underground (Circle & District Lines Zone 1) but passes Lancaster Gate (Central Line) and Hyde Park Corner (Piccadilly Line).