capital of the United Kingdom
- capital of the United Kingdom
noun
the capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center
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Big Ben, ↑
Newgate, ↑
Tower of London, ↑
Old Bailey, ↑
Fleet Street, ↑
Harley Street, ↑
Lombard Street, ↑
Whitehall, ↑
Trafalgar Square, ↑
City of London, ↑the
City, ↑
Greenwich, ↑
Bloomsbury, ↑
Soho, ↑
Wembley, ↑
West End, ↑
Westminster, ↑
City of Westminster, ↑
Pall Mall, ↑
Wimbledon
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