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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The River Today So far in this blog, we have given some brief impressions of how the London River had evolved from being the principal highway for people and goods through the capital since medieval times to becoming the greatest port in the world, alive with ships and shipbuilders, industry and commerce while also serving, until the late 19th century, as the city’s principal sewer and source of much of its ill-health. A low point was reached between 1940 and 1945 as the City, port and shipping became principal targets of frequent and devastating German bombing raids to be followed </p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The London River from Hampton Court to the Thames Barrier. Down the River: Snapshots from Westminster to Greenwich Westminster Bridge with the Houses of Parliament beyond. To the right are the twin towers of Westminster Abbey and Portcullis House, the new administration building with conference and meeting facilities for members of the Houses of Parliament and senior officials. Festival Pier and the Royal Festival Hall, the heart of the Southbank Centre. The London Eye at Waterloo on the South Bank. HMS President, lies alongside the Embankment close to Blackfriars Bridge and Pier. Formerly HMS Saxifrage, she is an Anchusa class </p>
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