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Whose statue tops the column in Trafalgar Square?
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Which church has been England's coronation church since 1066?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Why: Westminster Cathedral is a different church: a Catholic cathedral that only opened in 1903.
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Which Tower menagerie animal fished in the Thames on a leash?
Answer: A polar bear
Why: The bear was a royal gift, sent to Henry III by the King of Norway in 1252.
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What is the deepest Tube station below street level?
Answer: Hampstead
Why: Because the station sits on a steep hill, its platforms are 58.5 metres below the street.
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What did the Romans call London?
Answer: Londinium
Why: Lundenwic was the later Anglo-Saxon trading town, built west of the old Roman walls around today's Covent Garden.
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What roof did Shakespeare's Globe need special permission for?
Answer: Thatch
Why: London has banned thatched buildings since the Great Fire of 1666, so the Globe needed an exception.
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About how many people lived in the City of London in 2021?
Answer: About 8,600
Why: The City covers only about 1.12 square miles, which fits its nickname, the Square Mile.
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