Marcus Thompson

"We're creating a dialogue about land rights in the twenty-first century," a man called Jedi said.

Beatboxing at schoolchildren in Trafalgar Square is the single most excruciating thing I've ever done.

We talked to two urban fishermen who camp alongside the Thames to catch and release everything from carp to eels.

Among the war machines at the world's largest airbase, photographer Edmund Clark realized that the only Afghanistan workers really see is the one depicted in paintings by local artists hanging on the walls of its mess halls.

A Berlin writer named "Grisal" tells us about the planning, execution, and escape.

"I mean the Duke of Edinburgh won't give a shit will he?"

Sofia Valiente's photographs explore how the most ostracized people in Western society live.

Today is Australia Day. You act like you hate us because we're drunk and boorish but where would you be without our coffee-making skills and weird sports?

"You have to jump off the back of the boat, while it's still moving, into boat wake, swim below the bubbles, open your eyes, and hope that dark shadow isn't a mako or a tiger shark staring back at you."

In the remote town of Thurso, surfers will risk floating chunks of ice for the best cold-water waves in Europe.

The Paris Observatory say they're adding a leap second to clocks this summer to catch up with atomic time. We asked some people in London what they'll do with their extra second.