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It depends whether the flight is overflying London or if it is taking off or landing at London.

Compared with American pronunciation, the British generally say it the same way as Americans, with some differences.

Most notably, Z is pronounced "Zed".

Vowels in the names of the letters are pronounced with British accents, which vary by region.

Rarely, H is pronounced "Haitch", but this is generally considered wrong by the majority who say "Aitch". It is claimed that "Haitch" is a shibboleth of Catholic education, especially in the Australian variation of British English.

I is is pronounced with a more obvious dipthong.

R sounds less "rounded" in British pronunication, more like "ah" than the American "arrr".

Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, London Eye, Trafalgar Square, Downing Street, Hyde Park and Speaker's Corner, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, British Museum, National Gallery, Harrods department store are all within London. Outside London is Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Stratford upon Avon. It really depends on your personal interests.

Greater London has two 'cities' within its boundaries. The 'City of London' (usually just referred to as 'The City') and the City of Westminster.

London University itself is the most famous university in the capital. It comprises many colleges, including:

Birkbeck College,

Courtauld Institute of Art,

Goldsmiths College,

Heythrop College,

Imperial Colleges of Science, Technology and Medicine,

Institute of Education,

King's College,

London Business School,

London School of Economics and Political Science,

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,

Queen Mary College,

Royal Academy of Music,

Royal Holloway College,

School of Oriental and African Studies,

St George's, University of London

The Institute of Cancer Research,

The Royal Veterinary College,

University College London

"John Lewis London is the name of a of department

Well, you walk into the tube station, sit on the tube, ride the tube, get off the tube, wave goodbye to the tube as it slowly descends into the gaping black hole that is the tube tunnel and then get out of thee tube station and prey that by a lucky chance you have picked the correct tube to get to Big Ben. Good Luck.

Stagecoach bus S3 from Oxford (Gloucester Green) to Chipping Camden, 09.00, 13.55 or 17.15, change Chipping Camden on to Stagecoach bus 50 to Stratford. Journey time is just under two hours. (I think this used to be a through bus, but daft EU legislation doesn't understand that bus routes might be more than 50km long!) Alternatively, train from Oxford to Leamington Spa then local bus from Leamington Spa to Stratford.

Hard to tell, because Big Ben is usually only open to visitors by personal invitation. However, it is seen from outside by thousands of tourists (and Londoners) every day.

The eldest Underground stations in London would be the ones that were part of the Metropolitan Railway when it opened in 1863. Among these are Baker Street, Great Portland Street and Edgware Road stations, as well as a number of others.

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Each rotation takes 30 minutes - so in a 24 hour period it would rotate 48 times. However, it doesn't operate 24 hours per day - the opening hours depend on the time of year - more in summer, less in winter.

Yes. The Underground does cover much area, but you cannot take the Underground from London to Oxford.

The rivers Cherwell, Wey and Medway are the main tributaries of the Thames.

A random search for flights from London Heathrow (LHR) to Detroit Wayne (DTW) shows:

OPTION 1: 8hr 25min Nonstop

LHR - DTW Delta Air Lines Flt 5 Dep 09:15am 04Jun,Fri

Flight Duration: 8hr 25min

OPTION 2: 11hr 10min via Chicago OHare (ORD)

LHR - ORD American Airlines Flt 47 Dep 12:50pm 04Jun,Fri

ORD - DTW American Airlines Flt 4344 Dep 04:40pm 04Jun,Fri

Flight Duration: 9hr 55min; Layover Time: 1hr 15min; Total Trip Time: 11hr 10min

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Weather conditions in the United Kingdom can be quite variable.

London is usually between zero (winter nights) and 25 (hot summer days) celsius.

It may occasionally go outside this range.

Eurolines takes 4 hours. By car on a calm moment you can do it in 3 hours.

You better take the high speed train Thalys, it is only 1h22.

Oxford Street, Regent's Street and Knightsbridge.

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I assume you mean in terms of travel time, well the nearest countries are England which it is i, Then it's problably Wales, scotland, France, Ireland.

France is the closest connection in mainland Europe. After France, Belgium then Netherlands.

Without flights your nearest places are Wales, Scotland, France (all by train)

This is actually not easy to answer. The most popular food in the UK and England is now Curry which is of Indian origin. However, below are some traditional UK/English foods

Fish and Chips(french fries)

Full English Breakfast - bacon, egg, sausage, fried tomato, baked beans,fried bread, toast + marmalade

Ploughmans Lunch

Beans on toast

Egg on toast

Egg and chips - almost anything and chips

Cottage Pie

Hotpot

Cornish Pasties

Black Pudding

Spotted Dick and Custard

etc

Great Fire of New York happened in 1835.

It's about 5,500 miles from Botswana to London.