Bikers vs. drivers: Tensions rise in London

growing number of London cyclists are riding with a "helmet cam" to catch drivers not making room for them

• Aug 8, 2013
• 1:30

Phelps' coach: "I can't make him do it"

After 15 years of training together, as they prepare for their fourth Olympics, Michael Phelps and his coach Bob Bowman reflect on their roller coaster of a relationship.

• May 6, 2012
• 2:10

Michael Phelps, global icon

Peter Carlisle, longtime agent to Olympian Michael Phelps, says Phelps' success puts him on a very short list with some of the greatest athletes of all time.

• May 6, 2012
• 0:52

Chess on the mind

Bob Simon brought chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen to a London tourist site to see what the 21-year-old is like away from the chess board. Turns out, he's still thinking about chess.

• Jul 8, 2012
• 0:56

Michael Phelps: I was a "super bratty" kid

The Olympic gold medalist tells Anderson Cooper why he has no plans to coach the future Michael Phelps.

• May 6, 2012
• 0:37

Phelps on swimming

Michael Phelps has won gold medals at major world competitions since the last Olympics, but he tells Anderson Cooper he isn't proud of those performances.

• May 6, 2012
• 0:50

Experimental eye treatment offers new hope for the blind

British researchers are testing a new form of gene therapy that has helped some blind people see. The operation replaces the defective gene inside of the eye which leads to an improvement in vision

• Jan 16, 2014
• 1:21

Why half of London's nightclubs have shut down for good

British nightclubs have been the wellspring of British rock going all the way back to The Beatles, but for years they've been fading

• Sep 12, 2015

Royal baby watch in full swing in London

A swarm of reporters and photographers has been camped out for days now at London's St. Mary's Hospital, awaiting word of a royal newborn. Prince William and his wife Kate are expecting a baby in July.

• Jul 13, 2013
• 2:43

Headlines at 8:30: Maria Sharapova withdrawing from U.S. Open

"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the day's headlines from around the globe

• Aug 22, 2013
• 0:51

Michael Phelps: Ready for London games?

The Olympic gold swimmer is back to a strict training regimen after a lull that included skipping practice and uncertainty about returning to the games. Anderson Cooper reports.

• May 6, 2012
• 13:21

Chrissie Hynde, The Pretenders' voice and soul

For nearly 40 years Chrissie Hynde has been lead singer of the legendary rock group The Pretenders

• Sep 6, 2015
• 8:02

Critics mixed on Benedict Cumberbatch's "Hamlet"

​It's a "Hamlet" with Hollywood-level hype, but London's latest stage sensation is more than a Shakespearean star vehicle

• Aug 26, 2015

Brits admit Big Ben's bongs not quite on time

Iconic clock has been helping Londoners tell time for the last 156 years; clock chimes every 15 minutes and bongs every hour

• Aug 25, 2015

London cinema brings classic films to life, if fans can find it

Dressed in full costume, inside a mystery location that cannot be revealed, moviegoers are transported to a galaxy far, far away

• Aug 21, 2015

Global markets keep sliding

Despite a late rise in Shanghai, stocks across Europe and the rest of Asia were mostly down again in Wednesday trading

• Aug 19, 2015

Southern-style BBQ fever heats up in London

American cooking revolution is underway as more Brits demand staples like fried chicken and honey-butter cornbread

• Jul 27, 2015

Buckingham Palace open for tours despite needed repairs

A $250 million top-to-bottom renovation is being proposed

• Jul 25, 2015

Tube strike brings London to a stand-still

Angry commuters stuck in lines and buses for hours while Underground employees take industrial action over 24-hour plans

• Jul 9, 2015

Disruptive London Tube strike

Millions of London commuters faced a day of chaotic travel as London Underground workers went on strike, shutting down the British capital's well-known subway system

• Jul 9, 2015
• 22 photos

Where are all the women in tech? In London

U.K. start-up scene has a lot more ladies than Silicon Valley; so why is America's digital landscape so "pale, male and stale"?

• Jul 9, 2015

10 years after London bombings, threat still "real"

As nation reflects on suicide blasts that killed 52 on trains and a bus, spy chief warns threat still posed by "tiny fraction of the population"

• Jul 7, 2015

Serena cruises by Venus, advances to Wimbledon quarterfinals

Top-ranked American keeps her bid alive to be first player since 1988 to complete a calendar-year Grand Slam

• Jul 6, 2015

France rejects Julian Assange's asylum request

President Hollande gives a quick "no," to Wikileaks' founder, arguing he is in no imminent danger

• Jul 3, 2015

Nadal stunned by 102nd-ranked player at Wimbledon

Two-time champion making another early exit from tournament after German plays the match of his life

• Jul 2, 2015

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