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It looks like they didn't spared places like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, London bridges and so on.

The UK English way of saying these place names is Buckingum and Birmingum, not BuckingHam and BirmingHam.

If there was nobody living at Buckingham Palace, far fewer people would go see it.

This later proves to be crucial to the UK as Buckingham Palace happens to be on top of substantial petroleum reserves, which wartime exigencies require tapping.

It's round the corner from Westminster and Buckingham Palace.

As I'm based in London, I'm very much an Uber customer but I hope to see the pink moustaches driving around Buckingham Palace soon!

A small group could acquire a decent sized cargo aircraft, load it up with bombs, and then fly over Buckingham Palace with it and essentially hold the entire country hostage.

It tells me that if I have a £2000 per month budget, and willing to share with at least 1 person, I could live in the Buckingham Palace!

If I look at the prime real estate in a city it tends to be a lot of skyscrapers rather than very large homes (with occasional exceptions like say a Buckingham Palace).

Ever hear of a Regency chair, Tiffany glass, Fallingwater, Lever House, Buckingham Palace, the Sistine Chapel, a Ford Thunderbird, Porsche 911?

In all honesty though we get our rights from wherever we can convince others that we have those rights, for example in the UK if you're born to the right parents you have the right to live in buckingham palace.

The Queen refuses to abandon her people and declines evacuation, makes all royal property throughout the commonwealth a refuge by royal decree for any who can successfully reach and hold it, and with her loyal retainers turns Buckingham Palace into a sanctuary (and beacon of hope) in zombie-overrun London.

Another great book on management in general is "First, Break All The Rules" by Buckingham et.al.

Hearing her shout random routes at him like "Buckingham Palace to Bank Tube" and him spouting one road name after another was pretty amazing.

Minimal British address examples: "SW1A 1AA" (Buckingham Palace), "6, M1 4EX" (could be a house).

I think that if you are a visiting dignitary / trade envoy to the UK and your host swings you an invite from "The Queen of England" to Buckingham Palace for dinner, you've been beaten.

Simon Buckingham-Shum at KMI) and the various Visual Analytics (academic) communities working on everything from discovery(law), command and control(mil and civ) to intellegence analysis.

Nottingham, Tottenham, Birmingham, Buckingham.