The London Eye and Houses of Parliament were among the UK landmarks illuminated in purple to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. A display at Piccadilly Circus read 'Remembering the past for a better ...

And it really looked like Boudicca was welcoming the London Eye on to the London skyline." The wheel at 35 degrees with Boudicca "welcoming the London Eye on to the London skyline" And so ...

The London Eye (the giant Ferris wheel found in many London panoramas) is on the River Thames and meant to deliver great views – not a thrilling ride. It circles around slowly, offering an ...

point to Vienna’s Giant Ferris Wheel -also British designed - which has been going strong since 1897. By the time of its Silver Jubilee the London Eye will have carried 85 million passengers ...

Its popularity has inspired dozens of copycat wheels in cities around the world, but at 135 metres (442.91 ft) tall, the London Eye remains the world's largest cantilevered observation wheel.

We created some great images of the wheel from various view points in London. So if people were doing ... I remember the day we first went on the Eye. It was just before the New Year 1999, and ...

The London Eye broke down twice on the hottest day of ... Footage of the incident appeared to show the wheel at a standstill as an automated voice told visitors: “Our engineers are in attendance ...