The all-seeing eye of Google's Street View camera has now photographed London's original highway: The Thames.You can view the city from any point on the river between Richmond and Woolwich, with ...

"You can walk on the glass," an official insisted as about 50 of the first visitors went to great lengths to not put two feet on the latest addition to one of the world's most recognisable and ...

Must have a head for heights! London's Tower Bridge unveils £1m glass walkway 140ft above River Thames... costing just £9 to visit. London's newest tourist attraction provides a bird's eye view ...

The River Thames is making a comeback. Declared "biologically dead" in 1957 because of years of pollution, the 205-mile long river is again home to seals, seahorses and certain kinds of birds ...

Views of the River Thames will appear on Google Street View for the first time joining sites like the South Pole and Grand Canyon. It is the first river in the UK and Europe to be mapped by Google ...

Scarlet-clad emissaries of the Queen began paddling sprawling River Thames this week in search of swans for the ancient tradition of "swan upping." Skip to main content ...

A number of species have been found living in the River Thames including sharks, seahorses, ... The river has also seen an increase in its range of birds, ... View comments | 7. Watch Newsround.

Scarlet-clad emissaries of Britain's Queen Elizabeth began paddling southern England's sprawling River Thames this week in search of swans for the ancient tradition of "swan upping." ...