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James Bond emerges from Westminster Station and runs along Whitehall (Parliament Street).
Captain America has a meeting in London about Hydra.
Cogman and Sir Edmund Burton change to the decoy car.
Gathering before the start of the street race in London.
The circular courtyard of the goverment office where Bond was summoned to meet M in London.
Sherlock places a message in the newspaper hoping to lure Enola to a meeting point but she finds out. Sherlock and Mycroft eventually give up, while Enola is watching them disguised as a newsboy,
Elizabeth Layton, one of Churchill's secretaries is on her way to work while London is under attack.
The boat and helicopter chase races along the Thames finally end at Westminster Bridge.
Mary Poppins, Jack, the children and the lamp lighters heading to the Big Ben.
Bond has been acting on his own initiative and he's summoned to London for one of those stern dressings downs from the M. When he leaves the office Moneypenny has items for him.
Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), who is now a Supreme Court QC, is arguing at a hearing before fictional Supreme Court justices.
James Whitehouse gives press conference near the Palace of Westminster
Joey argues with Chandler outside Westminster Abbey.
Johnny English arrives at the office.
Lord Blackwood is planning murder all the representatives in Parliament who don't want to ally with him.
Phileas Fogg's office.
The National Gallery where Mr. Bean is a guard (interior).
The law society dinner to which Mark Darcy invites Bridget
Jim wakes up to a deserted London. He looks across Westminster Bridge.
Ewen Montagu and Charles Cholmondeley discussing the operation.
Switching between employers, Ilsa makes off with the vital memory stick and scoots back to London, crossing Westminster Bridge to meet Atlee, the head of British Intelligence on the Thames Embankment across the river from the Houses of Parliament.
Winston Churchill leaves Downing street number 10.