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I took several photos of the iconic Pasha Bulker.
Other than that there was a severe widespread heatwave in February 2004.
There was also an earthquake back in 1989, a quite significant and rare event in Oz.
It can't happen again though because we no longer have heavy industry and coal fires, so the biggest danger would be flash floods, though I can't think of a recent one in London serious enough to call a natural diaster. The area is naturally susceptible to tidal flooding, but since the 80s there's been a barrier on the river to stop it happening.
Also, the 2003 heatwave killed a lot of people with respiratory problems, though it was nothing like as bad as in France. Compared to a lot of places on Earth we're quite lucky with our tame climate far from any fault lines.
Droughts with horrible and evil westerly winds - what else!
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