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ALT Young man in a blue TfL uniform, including a dark cap and reflective vest, looks straight ahead. A Motorola radio is on his left shoulder, and a body camera showing \"WARNING\" is on his chest. He wears a black glove on his right hand.
ALT Smiling man (Azaz) with dark hair in a striped blue shirt, wearing a name badge & company logo, gently tends to delicate light pink flowers in a garden. His hands carefully touch a bloom amidst lush green foliage.
ALT Colourful London Underground-style sign on a fence reading 'SOUTH TOTTENHAM' in white on a blue bar, with a pink outer and green inner circle. A hanging basket of red flowers and metal bicycle wheel art adorn the fence, with blurry yellow flowers in the foreground.
ALT Two DLR trains, numbered 101 & 116, sit at a station platform in London. Tall buildings rise under a gray sky. An info board shows a tube map, with ads for \"megabus\" & \"Award winning mortgages\" nearby. People are visible inside the trains.
ALT Six smiling people pose in a London Underground station. A man in a blue polo shirt holds a framed \"Certificate of recognition\" for \"Callum.\" He stands with a woman with red hair and four other men in professional attire. \"Tickets\" & \"Trains\" signs are in the background.
ALT Oxford Circus Underground station entrance on a busy London street, with pedestrians and a red double-decker bus.
ALT A white service information board, with the London Underground logo, stands in a station near escalators. The board displays a handwritten romantic story, adorned with red hearts. The text reads: \u201CI was on the Jubilee line heading towards Canary Wharf with my friends in 2014 for my first ever online date. My friends were coming with me to make sure I was safe.\n\nI met the guy outside the Tube station entrance and had a successful date. In fact, it lasted so long my friends left after a couple of hours once they got the ok from me.\n\nAs for the guy... he remains my first and only online date. He\u2019s now my husband.\u201D
ALT A white service information board, with the London Underground logo, stands in a station and displays 'Service information' and a handwritten memory from 'M.C NORTH GREENWICH STATION'. The text reads: \u201CMy mum drove the Jubilee line for a bit in the early 2000\u2019s, and I vividly remember being a little 5 year old with my older brother and being put in the car and driven by my dad to pick her up after her night shifts at North Greenwich. \n\nI loved being there so early and getting to watch my mum come up the escalator and give her a big hug. She had the proper old uniforms with the blazer and the belt with a Roundel on it. I have really fond memories of that station\u201D
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ALT White warning sign beside train tracks. It states: 'Danger High voltage', 'No unauthorised access onto the track (criminal offence, max penalty \u00A31,000)', 'Staff must comply with safety instructions', and 'Danger Moving trains'.
ALT Aerial view - Brent Cross
ALT A white rectangular sign against a blue sky. It displays the Transport for London logo and text, an orange circle with a 'C' crossed by black lines, and 'Tunnel charges Pay online'. Part of an electricity pylon is visible left.
ALT A London Overground train travelling along multiple railway tracks beneath a partly cloudy sky.
ALT Aerial image showing completed road works at Gallows Corner Flyover
ALT A silver SUV is being lifted onto a flatbed recovery truck using a mounted crane with lifting straps attached to the vehicle. A worker in high-visibility orange clothing stands beside the rear wheel, guiding the loading process. The scene is outdoors on a sunny day, with trees and a building visible in the background.