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Barbara Follett, MP for Stevenage and wife of multi-millionaire novelist Ken Follett, spent £1600 of our money cleaning her windows between 2003-2004. Worried that Barbara might claim more of our hard earned money on the up-keep of her Chelsea mansion, we decided to clean her windows for free. In fact, Don't Panic would like to officially offer to clean Barbara's windows as often as she wants so she has no more excuses for spending our money on these extravagances.

We put a plaque on Home Secretary Jacqui Smith's house to highlight the gross nature of MP's expense claims

EVERYONE WAS TALKING ABOUT G20, SO WE WENT DOWN TO FIND OUT WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUT AND MORE IMPORTANTLY... WHAT PEOPLE WERE WEARING.

No longer allowed to take pictures of the police in the UK, photographers revolted. Don't Panic watched, with cameras.

Tales told

Don't Panic and Tower Hamlets Primary Care Trust engaged with smokers on the streets of Ealing to persuade them to quit

Don't Panic approached some bankers to ask if they'd be interested in a scheme to give something back to the community. Warning, contains swears.

Artist Harry Malt shows DPTV his stuff

Even clowns need ideals and traditions to hold their community together. Last Sunday was the fiftieth anniversary of the Joseph Grimaldi Memorial Service at the Holy Trinity in Dalston. The clowns united, regardless of religious convictions, in full garb, to pay homage to the father of modern clowning, Joey Grimaldi. We put on our most foolish shoes and went down to document events.

The 149 is Hackney's number one free bus (or ‘bendybus’ as people Oyster Cards like to call it). It goes from Edmonton Green, through the City, to London Bridge – passing some of London’s poorest areas and some of its richest along the way. William Pine and Laura Hemming-Lowe spend a lot of time on this bus. So they decided to make a series of little films introducing us to the diverse range of characters that use it... day and night.

Protest outside BBC HQ against their refusal to show the Gaza appeal by the Disasters Emergency Committee.

Abi interviews welsh rappers, Goldie Looking Chain

Chris Bianchi artist profile

Goodone is a sustainable fashion design company who design and produce innovative, quality, one-off clothing made from hand-picked, locally-sourced, recycled fabrics. In this video, Nin Castle 'upcycles' a dress from old charity t-shirts.

Don't Panic went to cover a pro-Israel rally at Trafalgar Square, and listen to protesters both for and against Israel's attacks on Gaza.

Public Spirit artist profile

Protest report from a Free Palestine protest in London

Samuel Pine makes paper planes

Fixed Gear bicycles get together

A giant, firebreathing robot dog roams the streets of London!

A march about the climate

A report on a recent protest in London against the British government expelling Congolese asylum-seekers.

Mutate Britain!

Clubbing without all the noise.

The poor bankers are losing their bonuses all over the place. But how broke are they? We decided to find out.

Don't Panic and Ealing PCT engaged with smokers on the streets of Ealing to persuade them to quit - featuring MP Stephen Hound.

Beatboxer Beardyman chats with Don't Panic at Mucha Marcha

Scottee talks to Sue Tilley, the model who posed for Lucian Freud's portrait which recently sold for £17.2 million. ...

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Free-runnner sticky shows us his moves.

A video on Prohibition.

Yelle is the best thing to come out of France since Thierry Henry and post-structuralism. F.A.C.T.

Ross of the mighty BearKnuckles braved the fierce Morris Men at the annual Westminster Morris Men Day of Dance.

Space Hijackers commemorate the demise of the Mayfair street party by dressing up and partying in the street!

Don't Panic go clubbing with Kate Moross Hearts Revolution.

Emily dashes from venue to venue at this years Camden crawl looking for as many dates with Boys In Bands as she can possibly find. Fate throws a few obstacles in her path, but you can't keep a good woman down!

So, Don't Panic Dance at Proud Galleries is over and it was officially off the daisy-chain with a queue around the block. Watch all the Don't Panic characters get up to their troublesome antics - Emily Freud chatting up boys, Fanny flirting with girls, Scottee spraying people with frigging awful perfume, Roxy Velvet interviewing Lykke Li, and Ross of BearKnuckles fame getting his sport on.

Pollocks go inside the artists studio.

Check out Miss Led's amazing Lewis Carroll-meets-Jamie Hewlett take on large-scale marker-based artwork (AKA graffiti). Having caught our eye by winning a Secret Wars live tournament last year, we were straight down to Cargo when we found out she'd be doing a repeat performance as part of BestJoinedUp.

They say opposites attract. If that's the case then the Urban Nerd and singer-song-writer Stephanie Dosen should have been a match made in heaven. We sent them both to prison.

Follow Roxy Velvet across London as she flies from one venue to the next, taking her fabulous burlesque performance wherever she goes and giving us some back-of-the-van action in between shows.

Urban Nerds takes Tits of Death up the OXO Tower

Scottee was so excited about this Santogold interview that he wet himself slightly... just a tiny little bit.

The new Queens of Noize night at Mahiki is all about art. They even called it Art Art Art. Music and dancing has been getting too much of the spotlight for too long. Time for art to shine. There are interactive installations hosted by a different artist each week. You can get dressed up and be the star of your own music video or express yourself on 'the plinth' - the artist's open mic... having proved yourself to the 'performance police' first… Auditions take place in the queue or on the door. Or you can just offer your body up as a canvas. It's all very cutting edge and alternative. Scottee (who else?!) investigates.

Scottee corners Black Kids in the Astoria toilets!

Scottee interviewed We Are Scientists at The Social, and being as how we were told they were nuclear physicians (overeager PR), we figured they might be able to tell us a bit about cutting edge atom-smashing technology. They are actually scientists though, so have a watch.

An epic pillow fight erupts in Leicester square. As battle rages, DPTV is on hand to record the carnage.

Gerry creates paintings from warzone photography, rendering Gaza and Lebanon in vast models, which he then partially destroys and covers in thick, white gesso undercoat.

Jodie Harsh & Scottee go along to the first night of Issue at Electricity Showrooms to help out with making a magazine in one night. Major!