The first version of London Bridge was built by the Romans around AD 50, and has been destroyed and rebuilt quite a few times since then. From Roman sieges and Viking raids to fires, tornadoes and general decay, it's been through a lot. The bridge we use today was opened in 1973 — basically a baby compared to its history! The nursery rhyme 'London Bridge Is Falling Down' was no doubt inspired by one or many of these rebuilds — sing along and discover more about the bridge's many lives here: http

Hammersmith Bridge has been shut for months. But are more of London's bridges falling down? Read more: bbc.in/3jYvO6g | BBC London