Time Out recently presented St Pancras Station as their inaugural 'Wonder of London'. Profile Books goes a couple of stages further by including the terminus in its 'wonders of the world' series - buildings and monuments, such as the Colosseum, Stonehenge and the Forbidden City, whose 'names will be familiar to almost everyone'. We're not sure if the station is quite in that category yet. It's doubtful it has anything like the global and......

We mentioned a while back that the US embassy is considering a move from its traditional Grosvenor Square home. Google Maps seem to have the scoop on the new address. If you search for American Embassy in the UK version of Google Maps, you're pointed towards the large Post Office, just off Oxford Street (although the displayed address is correct). The Register, who discovered this quirk, think it's a counter-terrorism measure. Google has quite......

So welcome to the second instalment of our new column on the techy aspects of London life. This time, we’re plugging in our ipods and enjoying a new way of exploring the capital: online audioguides. The idea of being guided round an area of interest – usually a museum – by an audio track is, of course, nothing new. We’ve all used those bulky museum players with big red buttons, which the Kids from......

Spring does seem to be wheezing and clawing its way to the capital. After a pretty dismal start to the day, it finally turned out nice again, and Londonist got our first-nostril-full of BBQ during our afternoon stroll. And that stroll took us past Buck Pal, where we spotted this host of golden daffodils. In fact, the whole of Green Park has shifted to a longer-wavelength yellow as a vernal influorescence carpets the banks......